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anscochrome said:
Unfortunately, the legal system does not necessarily react to public intentions the way Internet commenters do.
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As Nig said earlier, N'awlins is probably far more concerned with receiving money than spending it. If it can be used to enhance fines, they'll bite. Incarceration or rehabilitation related efforts cost, fines gain. If he does not settle them in a timely manner, they can probably garnish YT payments in part, but they have to get in line to do so. We don't know the degree to which child support agencies and other creditors are already intercepting his post tax wages.
 
Me262PrinceOfTurboJet said:
"Oppositional Defiance Disorder" is just the fact of life that kids are shitty sometimes and test boundaries, and they need to rebel a bit as part of growing up.
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I think it's more that they created a euphemism for sociopathic behavior in kids because lots of kids are little psychos but shape up later in life. You don't want to slap some life-ruining Hannibal Lecter diagnosis on some kid who will probably grow out of it. Which may actually be what you're saying.

I also think some "ODD" diagnoses are kids not putting up with absolute bullshit from adults.
Me262PrinceOfTurboJet said:
I'm not saying that you should hit your kids with a belt or beat them, but if they never get a smack or get told no, they grow up to be Nick Rekieta or Ward Rackley over here with his Harry Potter spells waving his wand around and chanting "Lavate las manos! LAVATE LAS MANOS!"
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I'm not saying every kid needs it, but there are some kids who do shit that is beyond what a stern fingle waggling and saying no can deter. Shit bad enough they need to know consequences will never be the same. I am speaking as a former little psycho myself. This was never a frequent thing, and there are three things I can think of, that would be the kind of shit if you got to adulthood thinking you could do that kind of shit with impunity, you'd end up in prison or worse.
I can say from experience that I actually benefited from the very few (could run out of fingers on one hand) belt whippings I ever got, and NEVER did that shit again, and would apologize if I had a DREAM I did that shit again.

And I'm also entirely sure that a mere stern talking-to would have not done shit.

I'm not talking about parents who just relentlessly haul off and smack their kids whenever they bother them. But mine had a pretty reasonable hierarchy of punishments, from "okay no vidya for a day" (mouthing off) to "grounded for a week" (worse stuff) to "you mow the lawn for nothing all summer" (major property damage) to "you BETTER not do that shit EVER again."
Dude Snakes said:
This retard is going back to jail, his comments and showing off weapons should be taken as threats!
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I don't know if they will, but they COULD.
 
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AnOminous said:
I'm not saying every kid needs it, but there are some kids who do shit that is beyond what a stern fingle waggling and saying no can deter. Shit bad enough they need to know consequences will never be the same. I am speaking as a former little psycho myself. This was never a frequent thing, and there are three things I can think of, that would be the kind of shit if you got to adulthood thinking you could do that kind of shit with impunity, you'd end up in prison or worse.
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100% agree with your post. When I was growing up, the threat of "do you want me to tell your father?" actually carried a ton of weight for myself and the other boys my age. If I swore at my parents or told them to shut up, I'd get a smack. Theres a particular smarminess in people like Tarl Warwick and Nick Rekieta that comes from never being actually disciplined or facing consequences for mouthing off.
 
Me262PrinceOfTurboJet said:
100% agree with your post. When I was growing up, the threat of "do you want me to tell your father?" actually carried a ton of weight for myself and the other boys my age. If I swore at my parents or told them to shut up, I'd get a smack. Theres a particular smarminess in people like Tarl Warwick and Nick Rekieta that comes from never being actually disciplined or facing consequences for mouthing off.
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My dad's raised voice would bring me up short, but my brother was a terrorist without compunction. Our mom was always whacking him on the skull with a butter knife when he lipped off at the table, and Dad had to put his head through a wall when he was about 18. Around 25, a father himself, with a Laylithe type (tarot, zodiac, drugs, neglectful mother, hosemonster) as a wife, he finally got square and on the level. Became financially successful and ditched his dizzy wife for a solid citizen wife. Was it thanks to Mom and Dad continually thumping him? Who knows?
 
Nig Nog Neanderthal said:
My dad's raised voice would bring me up short, but my brother was a terrorist without compunction. Our mom was always whacking him on the skull with a butter knife when he lipped off at the table, and Dad had to put his head through a wall when he was about 18. Around 25, a father himself, with a Laylithe type (tarot, zodiac, drugs, neglectful mother, hosemonster) as a wife, he finally got square and on the level. Became financially successful and ditched his dizzy wife for a solid citizen wife. Was it thanks to Mom and Dad continually thumping him? Who knows?
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My brother was beyond parental discipline as well. Jail, getting married, and having a kid fixed him entirely. Now he's a very successful machinist with a house and loving family that he takes good care of. I think being humbled by some form of authority and having serious responsibilities is just something people need in order to grow up correctly. People need to learn that their words and actions can have physically painful repurcussions.
 
If anyone is curious what Captain Warwick be sailing on here high seas.

I think this is most likely, doing a quick search of an archive, what he is referring to as the Flying Dutchman:
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Its from 1996/2001. Which would make Tarl 8 and 13 for the releases.

This is 100% the red striped "galleon" (so fucking gay to refer to cartoonized things like this in real terms):
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Its from 2002.

Considering the only previous release of that one is when Tarl was a year old, I think its safe to say that Mr. Dark Magic was deeply longing for lego sets that came out when he was 13 and 14 years old. And now at 37 years old, he is half way to his life goal and it feels good, man.
 
W@rui said:
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Why you gotta do that to the actually good Assassin's Creed games? "Nothing is true, everything is permitted" was their creed in the first game and the Ezio trilogy, which were actually really good. I think they stopped using it after those. I stopped playing them after Revelations, and then played it again with Black Flag, but never finished that one because the only good part was the sailing, and I just couldn't get through the actual Assassin's Creed part with the tailing missions and the pirate troon. I know the quote is technically from some Slavic novel that was basically adapted into Assassin's Creed, but nobody knows that.
 
You're MDNWU said:
When I was growing up, the threat of "do you want me to tell your father?" actually carried a ton of weight for myself and the other boys my age.
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Same here, there used to be this kid in our neighborhood who would blame me for every single thing that happened until one time i heard my father go "thats fucking it" and he went to their door and shouted at them so hard that everybody heard it. I didn't get blamed anymore after that and all the kids were nice everytime he was in sight lol. He was a brutal man all around and my mother didn't even use the line "do you want me to tell your father?" because she would get the Irish treatment.
 

StyxHexenhammer666 / Tarl Warwick - Oddball Occultist Neckbeard (who can make some interesting content)​

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I like how the part of the thread's title I italicized is as true now as it was when this thread began.

Shame what makes his content 'interesting' now is how much of an interesting train wreck his life has turned out to be.
 
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