A lesson to teenagers the world over. Never mess with a man in IT, especially when that man is your dad.

Tommy Jordan’s 15-year-old daughter Hannah wrote a post on Facebook, saying how upset she was and how unfair her life was, given all the unpaid chores her parents made her do like laundry and dishes, and how they just in general made her life difficult.

Jordan’s daughter thought she had blocked her parents from being able to view the post – but dad works in IT and was able to view the original message after upgrading his daughter’s computer for her. And he wasn’t too happy with what he read.

"As of the end of this video, she won't have to worry anymore about posting inappropriate things on Facebook, ,” said Tommy Jordan.
“That right there is your laptop,” he says in the video, “This right here, is my .45.” He goes on to open up nine rounds on his daughter’s computer.

*Warning, video contains coarse language.

“Maybe a few kids can take something away from this, ,” wrote Tommy Jordan. “If you're so disrespectful to your parents and yourself as to post this kind of thing on Facebook, you're deserving of some tough love.”
I’m sure his daughter will think twice before posting anything on the Internet.
Do you think dad was justified?

http://ca.shine.yahoo.com/dad-shoots-teen-s-laptop-over-facebook-post.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kl1ujzRidmU&feature=player_embedded

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^^^That was my first thought too. I think he went to far with the shooting and feel that he may have sent a wrong message with that. But after looking through his facebook page I guess I understand why he did it.he's using the same platform she used to commit her offence to discipline her.in a way I don't see that as wrong cos it will teach her that what she says on fb or social media matters.apparently, he had told her abt the consequences of her not obeying him and it seems like he's just making her know that he means everything he says.
All in all, it seems the child got the message and they're in good terms. His fb page (there's a link to it from the original article) is open to all and sheds more light as he has declined interviews et al from the media.

Siena:

Wow. That was pretty intense. But solving parent-child issues with bullets?

I dont remember anywhere were he was shooting her. The daughter was downright rude, disrespectful and deserving of much worse punishment.