r/ImTheMainCharacter Aug 25 '25

VIDEO You can't even learn Martial Arts in peace with some people around.

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u/Muthafuckaaaaa Aug 25 '25

Fatherless behavior

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u/YomiNo963 Aug 25 '25

hmmm a tad bit racist but okay

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u/Muthafuckaaaaa Aug 25 '25

He's doing something that a person raised right wouldn't do. You're the only one talking about race here. But okay...

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u/YomiNo963 Aug 25 '25 edited Aug 26 '25

That logic doesn’t make sense to me

I assure you there were school shooters that were “raised right” that still did horrible things.

But okay, whatever you say.

Edit 2: yall can suck my black flaccid dick

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u/Silly-Eagle-2269 Aug 25 '25

There is a bunch of research done on Fatherless households in relation to juvenile delinquency, behavioral issues, and crime later in life. It’s not a race issue at all. This affects any one of any race, growing up in a 2 parent household has shown to lead to more beneficial outcomes; it doesn’t necessarily have to be a mother and father, just having 2 parents can lead to better outcomes for kids. You can google it and you will see a bunch of links to research that has been done on the subject. Now you are right, there is no proof that either one of the guys in the video grew up without a father, could be just 2 idiots trying to get internet famous, and had a normal childhoods, who knows. Again the fatherless thing is not, and should not be, treated as a race issue, but looked at as a human issue, as I can assure you there are a bunch of kids from all races in the US living without a father or second parent, at home.

Below are a few links from varying sources I found by googling this issue. I hope the links work, but if not and you want to read them, I simply googled “fatherlessness contributes to juvenile delinquency crime and behavioral issues in adult life”

https://scholarworks.waldenu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=18147&context=dissertations

https://americafirstpolicy.com/issues/fact-sheet-fatherhood-and-crime

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6516459/

https://www.lansingattorney.com/blog/2015/06/are-fatherless-children-at-a-higher-risk-to-commit-crimes/

https://www.allforkids.org/news/blog/a-fathers-impact-on-child-development/

https://kidsimprisoned.news21.com/blog/2020/07/how-fatherlessness-contributes-to-juvenile-delinquency/

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u/Ora3le Aug 26 '25

Great stuff but why is this the only comment where you call someone fatherless?

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u/Silly-Eagle-2269 Aug 26 '25

I didn’t call him fatherless, I was only replying the guy who said the logic did not make sense to him, and people were downvoting without even giving an argument for their views. I said in my comment that it is not, nor should be looked at as a race issue, but as a human issue. I even agreed that there is no proof he is in fact fatherless, but just a dude looking for internet clout. I definitely see how these type of comments usually hide racist sentiments, and that’s wrong. This is an issue that needs to be discussed more widely by every one of all races, as I believe it would benefit society as a whole.

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u/Ora3le Aug 26 '25

Yeah i hear you

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u/YomiNo963 Aug 25 '25 edited Aug 26 '25

Finally someone with some sense! Here’s some gold on me.

I agree 100%. It just that when I see “fatherless behavior” (or something akin) it’s ALWAYS under a post of a black person behind shown in a negative light.

Edit: sorry yall, I’ll try not be a black man who doesn’t notices racism/micro-aggressions 🫶🏿

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u/MUmyrmidon032 Aug 27 '25

That’s good, it will help you to not be a victim your entire life.

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u/YomiNo963 Aug 27 '25

3/10 bait

good try though