Originally published at: Man jailed for locking his son in concrete cell asks for release, claiming he dislikes prison life - Boing Boing
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Surprise, surprise, surprise!
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“My son wouldn’t take responsibility for his actions!” says man who won’t take responsibility for his actions. 
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In this ONE case, I think his home is uniquely situated to be a suitable substitute. Specifically, one concrete room in his house.
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The only bigger surprise would be finding out he didn’t vote Republican.
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… is that “situational irony” or “dramatic irony” 
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If directed at Ferriter, one would have to first explain what “irony” is… and even then…
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And then make it his abused son’s role to pick out his menu?
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Cementitious irony. 
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Isn’t that the point?
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Alright. This psychologist? They need their license yanked
Ferriter chose not to testify in his own defense. His team relied on testimony from family friends and a child psychologist, who described his behavior as misguided but not criminal.
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What’s the Florida Man version of amontillado? Put some of that in the jail cell and slam it shut before this guy enters the Republican primary.
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The only way that’s even remotely likely is if he didn’t vote at all.
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Reach enlightenment, fuckwad.
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Keep the fool in prison, take the boy somewhere with a warm beach, good food and let him run. Send a video of the boy being normal to the dear dad to watch 18 hours a day.
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This bastard hasn’t got an ounce of love for his son in his whole sorry carcass.
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I’m thinking either Ripple or MD 2020. Any other suggestions?
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Boone’s Farm Tickle Pink???
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