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Alise, nice article. I bet the guy didn't think the video would go viral. That being said, he still is responsible for what he did. He probably thought it was creative. But it wasn't. I've seen a couple of interviews where he shows no remorse. I don't care for that. There has to be a balance between the proper discipline of our children (carried out in love) and our embarrassment of them. I doubt he realized the video would go this far, but I would like to see some remorse in protecting his daughter's identity and shame she must now feel. 

I'm also slightly disturbed by the "fans" of this sensation. Surely there is a better way to discipline our children than taking them into the public forum, displaying our family issues for all to see, and putting our kids in the way of mockery.