Peter Tefft, my son, is not welcome at our family gatherings any longer. I pray my prodigal son will renounce his hateful beliefs and return home. Then and only then will I lay out the feast.
Hey, I’ve heard this before. Public renunciation of family members was very much in vogue back in the USSR.
It’s not surprising that the fellow became a neo-Nazi. With parents who can do something like this, it’s strange he hasn’t killed anybody yet. Obviously, the parental assholishness doesn’t justify the son’s neo-Nazism. But his neo-Nazism neither justifies nor predates the parental assholishness.
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Yes, especially in the case of family members, this tact seems counterproductive. The more you alienate people, the more justified they feel in doing their crazy shit. I posted this article on FB. I’m just waiting for the trolls to take me down…. sigh.
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I like the article. But you are right, there are people who will get huffy.
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