“Let a kid rot in foster care if you can’t afford vacation” most sane redditor take

Classic. Reddit adults that still stay with their parents are defensive over another fellow manchild.

I love watching a bald Canadian, arguably the least human combination, use critical thinking skills and incredible people reading skills to accurately pick apart redditors. I would argue that NL and redditors both teeter on the line between human and not

Reddit is right. Favoritism bad. They should have treated jada exactly the same way as they treated the adoptive kid, no matter their financial differences now or increased parenting knowledge, just to avoid favoritism. No more “failed pancake vibes” if you deliberately ruin the second pancake too.

The best way to solve this would be to immediately put their daughter up for adoption.

I grew up dealing with things like my parents stealing my Christmas presents to give them to my older brother. Or getting beat while my brother laughed at me. Actual favoritism. The insanity of the Reddit comments comparing OP’s situation to mine just makes my blood boil lmao. I’d be lucky if all the trauma I had to deal with was my younger sibling being taken to trips my parents couldn’t afford when I was growing up.

reddit has a lot of people like "poor people dont deserve kids" and yikes , that kinda thinking leads to some dark shit

I figured it out. They literally think the son is Harry Potter and the daughter is Dudley. That's the only book redditor's have read so its the only story they have as a point of reference to adoption

I am adopted and my parents were not wealthy. I am now 32. They were my foster parents and ended up adopting me. These parents are not the asshole. I genuinely don’t understand this mentality. If my parents were now wealthy enough to travel, I’d be happy for them! Why should I expect my family to live like they are destitute forever just because they were once not able to afford something. They raised their son, I expect they treated him as well as they could with their means. They’re acting like the dad said their son grew up eating cockroaches and dust. This is so confusing to me.

The amount of people in that thread who certainly don't have adopted siblings, siblings, friends, or contact with people outside of a screen....

Redditors be like: "Yeah I was raised middle class, I'm basically the biggest victim of childhood neglect." None of them have mentally matured past the age of 14.

Lois: "Here is your birthday cake, Stewie. And here is your equal attention cake, Peter"

Everyone jokes about this, but honestly it scares me that people this insane have a safe space to congregate their ridiculously out of touch takes on reality.

Redditors on these subs love to imagine they're some sort of genius detective/psychotherapist, by which I mean they invent a load of ancillary details the OP never provided out of whole cloth because they think they can soul read someone over the internet. Then everyone else joins in the circlejerk because they see the orange arrows.

"let's call him T. Bundy" had me laughing out loud in my cubicle 😭

The practice pancake thing is just reddit in a nutshell

I said this on the original video but its just absolutely insane that reddit is like this kid is better off in foster care than too have been raised in a house that couldn't afford to go on vacation.

Holy shit i don’t think I’ve ever disagreed harder with the AITA comments. I grew up poor never had a vacation and my parents now go on one trip a year. Doesn’t mean I’m super salty I’m actually happy for them that they can finally do that and get some rest.

the hell is with reddit man? everyone is so goddamn unhinged on there on almost every subreddit

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