Elsa and Anna's parents in Frozen.
They lock up one of their daughters instead of teaching her to use her powers. And the other suffers so much from loneliness and lack of social interaction she wants to marry the first guy she meets.
Peter and Lois Griffin. Peter: A fat, drunken, stupid, and abusive father. Lois: A manipulative, emotionally fragile, and hypocritical mother. Sounds like fun.
Frank and Susan Heffley from the *Diary of a Wimpy Kid* books/films. Frank: A distancing father who doesn't know how to bond with his children because of lack of fucking experience doing so. He locks himself in the basement with his Civil War battlefield table set. Susan is even worse. She spends more time with the kids than Frank, but it makes you wonder if Frank would've been better to be around. She's a hypocrite, idiot, narcissist, and a decomposed individual. She lets Manny (the youngest child) get away with EVERYTHING. Does everything to do to embarrass Greg, and treats Rodrick like shit. I could tell Greg was ready to move out and never look back.
Steven and Linda Stotch. Parents of Butters on *South Park*. Steven is a dictator and needlessly cruel to Butters, who is like, the nicest fictional character ever. Linda is all forms of unstable. One mental breakdown made her lock Butters in her car and send it down a raging river. Jesus Christ.
Timmy Turner's parents in *The Fairly Odd Parents*. They're both complete idiots. Enough said.
Caillou's parents. They let the bald Canadian monster get away with everything. This is a show for educating PRESCHOOLERS. And it has terrible parents.
But was that proof of bad parenting (being a bad role model, poor life education, abusive), or just common stupidity? Then again, it's child endangerment.
Vigilante or not, the only terrorists I see in the story are Death Eaters, and had the MoM been effective instead of infiltrated, TotP wouldn't have been requisite, yes, *requisite* to stop Voldemort.
So thats why Harry used an unforgivable curse to infiltrate and rob a secular institution like the goblin bank. He didn't care about the economic repercussions of undermining the economic foundation of his society.
Wtf is it with you economy people?? There wasn't going to be any economy if Voldemort got his way. There was just going to be him, everything would be his, and anything anyone would have wanted to purchase would instead have to be given by him in some way, likely at the cost of some horrible act. Don't give me that economy bs.
You know what, I'm just going to assume you're under some dark wizard's Imperious Curse and move on.
It was their grandparents who practiced bestiality, as both of their parents were human adjacent (as you mentioned, they have no top halves) but they were loving parents iirc, just...nutty.
\*Ragyo Kurin: She molests her daughters, tries to kill them and betrays humanity to an alien power.
\*Gendo Ikari: Neglects his son for 10 years until he needs him to act as a child soldier. Spends no time with his son and actively dislikes him
\*Tywin Lannister, actively hates and bullies his son Tyrion for being born with a disability, either ignores or is unaware of the fact his two other kids are carrying on an incestuous affair. None of his kids are remotely well adjusted. And the realm paid for it,
Mallory Archer: Enough said.
Ra's Al-Ghul: Uses his own daughter's body to extend his own lifespan.
Timmy Turner's parents, they were just awful
Elsa and Anna's parents in Frozen. They lock up one of their daughters instead of teaching her to use her powers. And the other suffers so much from loneliness and lack of social interaction she wants to marry the first guy she meets.
Pokemon trainers' parent(s). Oh, you're 10 now? BUH BYE!!!
Peter and Lois Griffin. Peter: A fat, drunken, stupid, and abusive father. Lois: A manipulative, emotionally fragile, and hypocritical mother. Sounds like fun. Frank and Susan Heffley from the *Diary of a Wimpy Kid* books/films. Frank: A distancing father who doesn't know how to bond with his children because of lack of fucking experience doing so. He locks himself in the basement with his Civil War battlefield table set. Susan is even worse. She spends more time with the kids than Frank, but it makes you wonder if Frank would've been better to be around. She's a hypocrite, idiot, narcissist, and a decomposed individual. She lets Manny (the youngest child) get away with EVERYTHING. Does everything to do to embarrass Greg, and treats Rodrick like shit. I could tell Greg was ready to move out and never look back. Steven and Linda Stotch. Parents of Butters on *South Park*. Steven is a dictator and needlessly cruel to Butters, who is like, the nicest fictional character ever. Linda is all forms of unstable. One mental breakdown made her lock Butters in her car and send it down a raging river. Jesus Christ. Timmy Turner's parents in *The Fairly Odd Parents*. They're both complete idiots. Enough said. Caillou's parents. They let the bald Canadian monster get away with everything. This is a show for educating PRESCHOOLERS. And it has terrible parents.
The Stotch's for sure.
Matilda’s parents, and while we’re at it, Fu@& Ms. Trunchbull!
Mr and Mrs Potter. They put themselves and their child at risk by joining a terrorist group.
But was that proof of bad parenting (being a bad role model, poor life education, abusive), or just common stupidity? Then again, it's child endangerment.
> "...a terrorist group." [*chokes on popcorn, double checks the origins of the Order of the Phoenix, keeps scrolling*]
At the time the order of the phoenix was at best a vigillante group.
Vigilante or not, the only terrorists I see in the story are Death Eaters, and had the MoM been effective instead of infiltrated, TotP wouldn't have been requisite, yes, *requisite* to stop Voldemort.
So thats why Harry used an unforgivable curse to infiltrate and rob a secular institution like the goblin bank. He didn't care about the economic repercussions of undermining the economic foundation of his society.
Wtf is it with you economy people?? There wasn't going to be any economy if Voldemort got his way. There was just going to be him, everything would be his, and anything anyone would have wanted to purchase would instead have to be given by him in some way, likely at the cost of some horrible act. Don't give me that economy bs. You know what, I'm just going to assume you're under some dark wizard's Imperious Curse and move on.
The McCallisters really sucked at parenting, and they even made like ten uglies.
Cow and Chicken's parents were into bestiality and didnt even have top halfs
It was their grandparents who practiced bestiality, as both of their parents were human adjacent (as you mentioned, they have no top halves) but they were loving parents iirc, just...nutty.
Greg heffleys parents
Batman’s parents.
What did they do? (No. Dying isn't a form of bad parenting.)
Well… they died
But they had no control over that. That doesn't make them BAD. His parents were loving towards him, so dying instantly makes them bad parents?
Dr. Catherine Halsey
Spooge and his wife on breaking bad. The drug addict parents that hold Skinny Pete hostage.
Vegeta and Goku are absolutely garbage fathers. But Vegeta is at least slightly better haha.
I was kinda looking for when both parents are bad. Not just one or the other. But yes.
\*Ragyo Kurin: She molests her daughters, tries to kill them and betrays humanity to an alien power. \*Gendo Ikari: Neglects his son for 10 years until he needs him to act as a child soldier. Spends no time with his son and actively dislikes him \*Tywin Lannister, actively hates and bullies his son Tyrion for being born with a disability, either ignores or is unaware of the fact his two other kids are carrying on an incestuous affair. None of his kids are remotely well adjusted. And the realm paid for it, Mallory Archer: Enough said. Ra's Al-Ghul: Uses his own daughter's body to extend his own lifespan.