So you think its acceptable for parents to assault their own child?
I'm not going to watch the video on principle but you can describe the event if you want. I'm going to assume that the parents were shocked by the news.
So did the parents set out to assault the kid or was this a reaction like someone scaring you and you reflexively punch them in the face? See, if the parents knew and then the kids shows up to pick up his suitcase and they punch and kick him, then they're out of line, but if he surprised them, then I'm more understanding though still not excusing the violence.
The thing of it is that a kid who comes out gay essentially destroys the dreams the parents had for the kid and themselves. They see a future with grandchildren, family patterns being carried forward into the future, a continuation of themselves in the child and his children and instead they get a future where their son stands a good chance of becoming a walking disease factory, living a life of hedonism and with religious parents you get the entire overlay of sin and hell and ex-communication from the religious community. A total rejection of every damn thing that the parents stood for and how they lived their life. That's a massive shock to hit someone with.
This kid reminds me of the girl who sued her
parents:
A high school senior's lawsuit against her mother and father for financial support and college tuition hit a hurdle Tuesday when a New Jersey judge denied the teenager's request for immediate financial assistance from the parents.
Rachel Canning, 18, alleges in her lawsuit that her parents forced her out of their Lincoln Park, New Jersey home, and that she is unable to support herself financially. The lawsuit asks that her parents pay the remaining tuition for her last semester at her private high school, pay her current living and transportation expenses, commit to paying her college tuition and pay her legal fees for the suit she filed against her parents.
Her parents say she left home because she didn't want to obey their rules.