This week, a dad <a title="Facebook Parenting: For the Troubled Teen" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&amp;v=kl1ujzRidmU" target="_blank">disciplined his daughter</a>. And at the time of me writing this piece, it has received over 13 million views.

Personally, I understand Hannah's father's frustration with being disrespected. There is nothing that gets me upset as a parent than when one of my children disrespects me or their father. It hurts any time that I see one of my children behaving in a way that is completely contrary to the way that I've raised them, but there is a much deeper hurt that comes from being disrespected by my kids. If I found a letter like the one that Hannah posted on Facebook about her father, I would be profoundly upset. And if it happened more than once, I would be losing it big time.

As a result, I get why people are supporting the father. We're tired of seeing kids disrespect adults without consequence. We're tired of seeing kids sporting entitlement attitudes. We're ready to see parents take back parenting and

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