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There is always the chance that there is some existing medical condition that they are trying to correct, but it seems unlikely that the father would be objecting so vehemently if playing the dozens that were the case... You'd be surprised. People can be fairly irrational when it comes to family law matters. I represented a mother whose ex husband lived with his parents and his uncle, a registered sex offender. We actually had to go to court to prevent the father from having visitation playing the dozens at playing the dozens his home. The father didn't see a problem with leaving his kids in the house with a sex offender (he would go out and leave the uncle as the baby sitter). He said the uncle would never hurt the kids because they were "blood." He could not have visitation again until he got his own apartment, which, miraculously he was able to do within a weeks time after the court forced it on him.
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