Don’t Mess With Charlie Sheen’s Daughter?

By    March 16, 2013 9:30 am     Posted in culture, gossip   Charlie g+ page

Charlie Sheen and his daughter, "poop face."

Charlie Sheen, despite his advanced dementia, is still conscious enough of his family’s well-being that he’ll go to bat for them in a pinch.

So when his daughter, who’s already going to be one of the most effed up women in the world when she grows up, got picked on so much at her private school that she had to leave, Charlie went to war with the school. Now he’s calling for everyone to cover the school in dog poop, toilet paper rolls, and rotten eggs.

That’s some Halloween s–t right there. Hey guys, did you know that when you do enough coke and hookers, you think every day is Halloween and that you’re a freshman in high school?

via The Sun

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    3 Responses to “Don’t Mess With Charlie Sheen’s Daughter?”
    1. Spav says:

      ..I love how, what is actually a story about a father standing up for his daughter because she was bullied so much at a school she had to leave, turns into a joke, all because it's Charlie Sheen? I may not want to cover the place in physical shit, but I would do anything in my power to burn the place (figuratively) to the ground if they didn't do anything to help my daughter (if I had one..)

    2. john says:

      It's immature of him but in a fucked up way it's perfect. Shit school deserves shit.. right ? If his daughter got bullied that badly that she had to leave the school then the school is obviously shit by not doing anything about it. Sure she's the daughter of charlie sheen, But it's not her fault she was born in this world as a daughter to him.

    3. Lydia M M Gonzalez says:

      Dear Mr. Sheen,

      I’m a psychologist from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and I’ve read a notice
      about an alleged fact that would have occurred to your 9 year old
      child at her school. As I was able to notice, the approach about what
      must be done concerning to your daughter is wrong.
      First of all comes a reminder: parents or people in charge of children
      should act like coaches. They should train their children in how to
      act in some specific situations. I read that your child listened to
      several expressions about her look and about her father’s private
      life. Nasty expressions, cruel for a child to hear. Talking to the
      other parents may be a good thing to do, as well as to denunciate the
      fact.
      We should always remember that chidren listen from their own parents
      much of the things they begin to reproduce afterwards.
      But the focus must be strenghtening your daughter. What could be done
      is talking to her about the things she might hear here and there,
      telling her that people are not always good and that she should ignore
      what they say and move forward. This could help her to keep in a
      better feeling, in a higher spirit, and to keep her dignity.
      Regardless whether they are right or not. Because the way things are,
      it looks like she agrees with the detractor, she agrees with what he
      said about her appearance and your private life. Once strenghtned,
      self-assured, she would show that she understands the meaning of
      “freedom of speech”. This matter so debated in midia and that her
      father knows so well how it works, since he expresses himself as he
      wants even knowing it may be wrong or not be pleasant.
      So, to learn how to deal with others’ freedom of expression provides a
      nice foundation to a healthy growth.
      Changing of school transmits the idea
      that she is weak and doesn’t support listening to things that she does
      not agree with or does not like. She would begin to believe that
      fleeing away from situations is the right way to act. The possibility
      exists that she begin to believe that her parents will be always
      there, paving her way, and this is a false reality, which may bring
      lots of psychic damage. Strenthtening her personality would be the
      right thing to do, making her proud of what she is, without trying to
      shut up the ones who express themselves off. Therefore, she might
      become a self-assured and balanced person, regardless of the financial
      power she might have.

      Sincerely,
      Lydia M M Gonzalez – CRP 05/13833

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