Abusive Dad Destroys Son's PC, Then Somehow It Got Worse..
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One thing i learned as a kid is that the internet lies. As far as i can tell people are assuming he has an abusive dad. How do we know if the kid didn't just go rage after losing in fortnite? Now he sells cheats for it lol.
100% what i thought happened, Kid broke his system in a rage and simply lied without ways to get proof. easy bait in 2023 apparently
exactly, how do we know in the first place that his dad is abusive? and him selling cheat doesn't make it better
I doubt that. Besides, kids who usually come from abusive homes usually get involved in shady stuff at young ages to get out
I'd just find some really old computer and smash it up and then cut some onions with my child so he can cry as he records the mess. Easy free computer.
Maybe they found out he was cheating and banned his account and he threw a tantrum and destroyed it himself XD
I’m so bitter and jaded by humanity at this point that I would fully believe the kid destroyed his own pc or made it look that way with old parts just to get sympathy points online.
My thoughts too. That or the dad said take out the trash and the kids said fuck you, am play minecraft (something like that).
Bro where you been? Humanities been doing stuff like that for thousands of years. Not the exact same thing but similar. As for being bitter and jaded. Why? It's pointless. Just focus on yourself and those around you.
@@ltp7641 Pretty much. I don't see much reason in getting negative about it. Humanity isn't a hivemind or collective. And this ain't nothing compared to stuff that has been happening since well... forever. People have been faking stuff for attention since hundreds of years ago. This ain't nothin new.
@@rettbull9100Exactly, we don't know the full story, and the dad could just have been disciplining his child like any parent should (albeit maybe took it a bit too far but is otherwise a good parent). Kids claim their parents are abusive when they get disciplined all the time, which makes real abuse harder to pick up on.
Kid is obviously an opportunist and quite possibly a grifter considering he sells cheats that probably don't even work.
@@ltp7641 I agree. People can be good or bad, and getting bitter and jaded ain't worth anything. Being online a lot tends to have that effect though because of how easy it is to see and hear about the worst of humanity and how it's often magnified. There's also a lot of good out there, but for some reason, people hyper-focus on the bad and complain even though they don't have to watch it or focus on it. One of the best things I did was stop focusing on the negative because it's pointless.
Damn the father was right all this time, he smashed that kids PC setup because the kid was using cheats against him in fortnite.
@@courtingdeath3364 It was a joke, in 99.9% of such cases the kid destroyed the setup and blamed his parents for it.
His father was an Epic Games employee.
I mean if I was good enough at reverse engineering and programming to make undetectable cheats for Fortnite (or any other game), I sure as hell would sell them all day every day.
His father knew winning by cheating is dishonest and it darkens the moral. RESPECT!
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"abusive parents"
Yeeeeah, I'm gonna need receipts for that.
his dad found out he was selling cheats and destroyed his pc, his dad was the real hero all along
we've entered the editor rebellion arc and im here for it
Editors are being dumb asses on this one. We do not know the context, but since he is already doing illegal stuff on the internet, maybe he lied for cloud and got a new PC as a bonus? You can't even be independent until a certain age, even if you have the money in most countries.
its the heel turn arc
Its better not to comment on something you dont know the real version of. That kid could be a lazy slob and he deserves it, or that kid's parents could be toxic and abusive. 2 sides to the story and when you dont have a clear conclusion you cant say anything about the case of which side you support.
Absolutely 💯 true.
Dude you'd have to have done some fucked shit to justify smashing your computer. That is still abusive and super fucked up under most rational circumstances, even if the kid ended up just being lazy or whatever.
to be fair, he could be abusive to his parents
whatever the case may be, he is selling cheats in an online pvp game which is bullshit and his new PC deserves to be destroyed too
That might be true. But why do some violent twisted, highly unintelligent thing? Instead just take it away and sell it. Clearly if the parent busted it up, they got issues themselves.
His father was unfairly maligned for doing a good deed.
He did not have to destroy something that works perfectly fine that he also paid for.
@@thanatos4610 He didn't but it's his house, his prerogative.
@@CatfishBradley Hope he doesn't get surprised when he goes to the nursing home
@@CatfishBradleyseems dumb and a waste of money
If the dad is as abusive as claimed then the second pc would never last to the point the kid is making money.
I don't think you understand how abusive people work. They don't abuse/beat on you 24/7. They often relieve their own anger and mental problems out on you randomly.
In fact, sometimes they can act normal and nice to the point it lures you into thinking everything is fine, then they 180 and beat you as fast as they complimented you.
Abusers often spend years mentally wearing down the person they're with before escalating it to physical interactions. By that point, the victim believed they deserve it.
I'm not saying thats what happened in this situation, but as someome who lived with an abuser, I can say he occasionally broke and destroyed things. He also sold my consoles several times.
It was always random, sometimes months to a year inbetween. It would eventually happen though.
@@Zwei22 First of all, all people are different. Some abusive people beating their family every fkin day, or every second day, or every week, or every time they have their drugs/booze or cant have their drugs/booze, or literally for any other schedule for any other reason.
On top of that, even if its the case and that was just a rare ocassion. Then what? PC will not be crushed immidiately but can stand about a month or two?.. I dont get a point at all. Its clear that new PC is not a solution at the best, and enhancing core problem at the worst.
I mean, realistically brand new PC is a thing that prevents kids to have money, not what make em to make more. There are some other examples but you cant expect them to happen out of a sudden.
@Zwei22 and the funny thing is that there is 0 evidence of it except some images of pc parts on the ground, wow
@@sinner5452 Yes, you are right, they are different. So the idea that the new PC would break immediately is far fetched.
However putting that aside, if he gets even 10 customers, thats 1000+ dollars which is more then enough to do something.
Even if the solution is not another PC, the idea that there is no abuse because of OP's logic is just, well, lacking in insight. Abuse more often then not isn't what you stated.
That's how movies like to depict it, but it really isn't like that most of the time. Dad just doesn't come home pissed off every single day looking for someone to beat.
It's like suppressors, everyone believes it makes a gun completely quiet, but the gun is still fairly loud. It just dials it down so the sound doesn't shatter your eardrums. I mean some lower caliber guns are close to vision of movie suppressors but no where near silent.
Movies distort reality is my point.
@@xLuis89x You are right but, realistically, you can't logically capture abuse unless you set up hidden cameras or record the perp doing it to someone else.
If there was an instance where the father was angry and he tried recording. You can bet your ass he'll destroy the phone and deliver and ass whooping as well.
The kid could just be a spoiled kid for all we know. I just don't like OP's statement on abuse and how he makes it seem so black and white. Either your dad gets angry every day or you're not abused.
So, the "dad" had a reason after all.. 👌🏻
Maybe it was the kid himself 🤔 i mean just let something Bad to you Happen and make it reach Mr Beast etc and you win. 🤔 thats why never give something for Free to anybody. Humans Are bs and they will abuse your kindness.
@@SaltareObscurum dude, that actually happening is a shot in the dark. You don't break your legs and hope that someone replaces them with a new state of the art bionic pair that makes you run at 60km/h
@@SaltareObscurumthat's why i quote "Dad" lol 😂 I know these "poor souls", i was already around when " HI5 " was a thing... seen multiple of them!
Unless the dad comes out and says it, you’re making a baseless statement
His dad got beat by a cheater in fortnite and found out his son sold them
I'll laugh if the dad ends up smashing the new setup too.
if it was genuine the setup would already be set on fire. kid broke it and lied, and in 2023 thats easy bait
@@deathsaidhello people dont understand the lengths these little goblins will go for clout.
He can do whatever he wants, we are not mad, we are just disappointed
You have to remember that he’s a kid. It’s kinda hard to turn down the opportunity to make that much money at such a young age.
Nah bro fuck the kid hope his dad smashes this pc 2, I fully support dad
Why do people give af ? It’s Fortnite cheats😂😂 most of us have sold / brought weed
@@JustBuyTheWaywardsRealms that’s what I mean man , people on the internet will tear someone down even though they have done way worse
@@Thewoodsman894 what the FUCK does weed have to do with cheating in a video game at all???? maybe you should get off the weed because it seems to be melting your brain. also no, most people have not sold/bought weed.
Plot twist. The kid was breaking federal law on the first computer and the parent was trying to protect them by destroying the evidence.
Moments like this makes me think if helping others is a good idea.
People who are weak or poor are not necessarily good hearted, chances are if they were rich and powerful they would be despicable tyrants but their limited ressources is what makes them act like vulnerable angels to garner support and sympathy, when in fact they can be anything and that includes the most vile type of humans you could ever come across.
problem is that things goes in genes, so if someone is prone to violence, then children will probably be too, there are so many unknowns when helping someone you don't know, you have no idea if that kid haven't destroyed that pc because his previous cheat gig failed
it's the same with animal rescue causes etc, many keep animals, don't care that much, volunteers take care of them and they just need to look good on camera by taking it from "oppresive" people and keep disfigured animal as banner of what people cruelty can do... getting animal from them is tons of paperwork and they will check every part of your life to prevent you from getting that animal and will surveil you from time to time, and finally it's easier and cheaper to go and take young animal without any mental scars and traumas
whenever you give money to fundations you have no idea who that money will go to, from what i learned in life almost all children with disabilites have some asshole parent or/and grandparent (4 out of 5), it's like karma going back, and by donating you could have cured next bobby cocktick
There was a homeless guy eating out of a trash can once so me and my friend felt bad and bought him a sandwich. He refused it…we were stunned. Now I just hate all people.
I used to volunteer to help the homeless, sad to say I don't do that anymore after two different attempts to steal my car that I love. I still try to do some other stuff when I can but I don't interact with the actual people now.
@@ucef9945it’s like how a friend came to me and asked ”why is it almost always the greedy corrupt and tyranical rulers that gets in power”
While i followed the statement as tolkien uses in his stories.
It’s power that changes you nearly as a whole person. Like the ring in LOTR.
Only few can resist the taint while given great power.
In this case money and being rich.
It’s not like the kid got the computer and signed a contract that made him obligated not to sell cheats or anything.
The only proof that it was the kid's dad who smashed up his PC was from the short Tweeted video. For all we know he did it himself in a fit of rage. Kid is not only a cheater himself but sells the cheats he uses. I feel zero sympathy for him. If it really was his dad maybe dad should consider round 2.
There's no proof that the PC was even smashed to begin with. I see a keyboard, a headset and a monitor. The kid claimed all he could save was his 1080TI so it's a tower PC but there's no tower in the wreckage. Kid smashed up his old shit and passed it off as if it was his whole set up.
step 1: smash some equipment you bought with a little money on the side
step 2: get a philantropist to replace you equipment by building a social media ruse
step 3: use the ill gotten empire you build to expand your hustle
Step 4, some enraged brain damaged guy swats you for cheating / selling cheat and you get shot while opening the door.
Assumption is a nasty habit, for all we know the kid destroyed it himself or something else entirely happened, important to always know both sides before making a decision on anything.
Kids don't destroy their entire setup like that. They might rage smash a keyboard, but not every single piece.
@@Onigucci They do though, Ive seen kids destroying their setup/device/phones just cause their parent won't buy them a higher spec ones, some of them even have parents that could not afford those luxuries on buying low end specs and kids still being a**hole
Have never seen or heard kid go that far.
@@Onigucci are you new to the clout seeking generation? is this your first day on youtube?
@@Onigucci you know nothing about kids at all then if you truly think kids dont destroy their entire setups.
im more annoyed at the youtube celeb malding over giving away a pc for free so he can get good publicity and karma. then bitching about how the kid uses it.
As a former "just another 10 min's" kid, I'm guessing the dad was completely justified in destroying the setup or the kid did it themselves for clout/free shit.
And yes, my pc setup did get ripped from the wall and went strait into a dumpster after the 50th "just another 10 min's" one day as a teen.
Father was trying to warn us, but we didn't listen
If you care so little about cheats in your competitive multiplayer game that it can be hacked by some teenager with a can-do attitude, whose parents don't even love him, you're developing a game no one should be playing in the first place.
kid prolly just bought budget chinese hacks and is upselling them
Every game is hackable or exploitable in someway
@@iyraspusjfzifzocyoyxyoxyoxoy bruh where can I find these chinese people holy shit
every memory adress of a game is accessible with a cheat engine, there's no real way to secure your game. yes you can obfuscate function calls and values. but someone smart enough can always get around it. keeping data on the server is the safest. but a game like fortnite still needs to tell your PC or console where the enemy players are, otherwise the game wouldn't be able to render them... hence why anti cheating measures can only do so much. there's always a way around. it's not a matter of developers not caring enough. on the contrary, a lack of cheats means that the cheaters don't care enough.
Every popular multiplayer game has cheats available for it, so this idea that "nobody should be playing them" is pretty wild.
Also extremely likely that this kid didn't do any development and is simply reselling what somebody else created with a markup.
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Yeah honestly I could not care any less about this situation. What kind of small world are these people living in that a kid in some random place on earth is making them so mad?
"now the kid is selling Fortnites" truly a rag-to-riches story
I am a graphic designer and I can't afford a pc for a living, literally I have nothing, and some privileged cheating kid gets it... Yep, we definitely ended Jesus
Bro if you a graphic designer best learn a new trade, Chat GPT coming for ya
@@gamesandstuffs yup, I feel bad for choosing that, it never feeded me or anything and things are pretty bad in South America
Unless you live in african countries, building a PC is definitely affordable. you can get pre built PC with fairly modern APU for like sub 250$ here, and even more cheaper if you buy used parts and building it yourself. And no i don't live in first world countries.
switch jobs and stop bitching about your low income job. how about that instead of crying? haha i Bot is Osrs and get great income while jerking off. work smart not hard.
@@Loxly-ti4sq in my country the conversion rate is 4 to 1, we can't afford a pc, the Colombian peso is worth 💩, the price is way too high, go see for yourself
"Are you winning so--- wait, what are those Red Boxes on your screen?"
Violently abusive for taking away his video games due to what he did a lot of blind hate aimed at this father we know nothing about
I'm with his father on this one. Cheaters won't go far in life. Better to get the lesson straight now before kid ends up in jail selling stuff in the streets for "easy" life.
I don't think his father destroyed his pc because of cheats, and he is not a cheater he is selling cheats, what if he needs that money because his father isn't providing for the family, well we don't know so don't judge
So the kid turned out to be a criminal peice of scummy shiite. So when the Dad smashed his computer HE HAD A GOOD REASON FOR IT!?!? SHOCKING!!!
It probably wasn't "his" computer to begin with. Daddy just took away his toys.
All I know is that dad is an idiot for destroying an entire PC setup... that he paid for and is technically his own property.
Wouldn't surprise me if the kid destroyed his own PC for attention on the internet.
@anybody859 yeah entirely possible, you never know these days
Maybe his dad found out his kid was cheating in fortnite first
who said his father destroyed the pc. The boy that is cheating online. He couldnt have lied after smashing his own pc up in a temper tamtrum after losing a fortnight game could he? Its certainly not possible he was losing so often he would get angry enough to want to cheat to win. no no. Abusive father is the only answer here.
And you believe the kid....
You can only hope his Dad steps up to smash the new computer as well.
Would be so hilarious if he did
What if his dad smashed the first one because he was cheating so much he couldn't stand it any more?
@@SubZole when the he got answered for "are you winning son?" but not the way he was expecting XD
@@ygnizemcenia6059 Maybe they were playing against each other XD
There are so many bitter fools; don't wish that on them. We don't know the full picture; maybe with complete context I'd be able to form an opinion on the matter, but until then, I wish everyone involved the best.
If the editor agrees with Asmon, then you know it must be the truth. Im pretty sure a court judge would take this kind of agreement as a sign from justitia herself
Rare editor L. There's no evidence of the kid being physically abused. The dad smashing the electronics he bought for the kid is not "abuse" in any definition of the word. Gaming was probably consuming the kid's life and dad did him a favor.
So many blatant assumptions and bias based on what you want the situation to be. “The dad isn’t abusive, he’s a liar” will be all you want to see, so it is the only perspective you will see. If the kid wanted attention there are other ways of going about it (imo)
@@xaijeistouAssumptions on what I want the situation to be? This is clearly the picture the kid wanted to paint for the world to see. Whether it's real or fake is the actual question.
What's stopping him from choosing other options in order to put up restrictions? If you have to resort to breaking your kid's stuff instead of finding other ways to handle the situation, then that already tells me you're not doing your job well as a parent.
I mean:
-The dad smashing the electronics (how do we know its the dad or not)
-Gaming was probably consuming the kids life ( how do we know he's addicted to gaming or not)
I think it's fair to have assumptions, just don't treat it as fact. And Im not saying that you treat it as fact either, that would be another assumption from me.
The kid has a sigma grindset and is a young enterpreneur!
"This is America. You're either a duper or a dupee." - Frank Reynolds.
If the whole dad thing IS true, its just sad the kid turned out what you'd expect out of someone with no tangible role model in their life.
Is there more to the "dad" story aside of him destroying his own belonging, because I'm sure the kid did not buy the PC? I took away smartphones from my daughters because they were living life on the screens, am I an abusive mother too? Some times you just have to punish your kids when they mess up or don't listen instead of constantly rewarding them while they do the opposite things you told them to do. The dad might have overreacted by destroying the PC, but is there more, does he abuse his kid or was this it, because if it was just the destruction of the PC I can see the dad at the end of the ropes with his kid.
Maybe the kid was glued to the screen all day all night, failed school and house chores. I won't judge the guy badly for destroying something he most likely bought, if it did negatively impact his son's life. We know verylittle about the story presented here.
How do we know the dad is abusive though? He bought the PC he can do wtf he wants to it. For all we know he found out his kid was selling cheats or doing shady shit. If destroying the PC is the only info we have calling him abusive is highly slanderous
Ive heard people saying simply pointing your finger at a kid while lecturing them for their wrong doings is abusive
Has your parent ever destroyed property over you having done something wrong as a kid?
Mine sure as hell hasn't.
@@Ashuowl yeah,my mother. And she bought it. She did it because I shot my sister with a pellet gun so she broke it in front of me.and she was in the right. It's not abuse zoomie 🙄 your logic is "well durr mine hasn't so it's not true durrr" gtfo with that idiocy
@@Ashuowl Have you ever sold Fortnite cheats on your PC?
If your kid is committing a crime, I'm sure you're going to try to stop it.
@@AshuowlThere is all sorts of people. The kid is clearly scum. We only have his word on what happened.
you should seriously consider opening a editing school, or channel showing people. you are sooo good, great vid yet again 😂😂😂
@@iHaveTheDocuments what?
@@iHaveTheDocuments the editor doesnt edit the vids?
@@n8doggy733 you didn't specify the editor at first, "you" could've referred to asmongold, and he doesn't edit his videos.
Honestly I had a really hard time reading who the editor wanted me to be upset with. The only correct answer is the kid for ruining other people's experience rather than getting a job. But yeah. Might want to be a bit more concise with the edits is my opine.
@@Woltawell technicly this is his editors channel so he wouldn’t be wrong with saying ”you”.
As Asmongold barely knows what they or him/her put on here unless he watch it himself later in stream and is sometimes shocked by how they ”make fun” of him xd
Always everyone is quick to draw conclusions and make assumptions until they become parents themselves.
Destroying your children’s belongings that you gave them in anger is not how to parent. We all make mistakes, but don’t pretend that violent behavior is justified for your kids. It WILL affect them and they will remember as they can. It’s not hard to show a little love through justice, and if it is, then maybe the parent shouldn’t have the opportunity to make such decisions for their kid.
@@heroman1322lol the irony, once again there people making assumptions.
@@heroman1322 You just prove the OP right?
He was trying to protect his son from the E-girls hotdog ice cream
The reminds me of that one meme where the camera makes it look like the guy is getting stabbed but in reality he's the one chasing someone else with a knife.
Lol, also how old is this kid? 15? 17? Or an adult living in dads house with no job? Well now he has a job!
Ya this was my first thought. He looks at least old enough to vote to me. I could be wrong though
0:46 nearly spat my drink out, brilliant haha
I am not one to give sympathy to strangers too quick anymore. I ignore if the kid is an innocent victim of abuse or one of those shitheads that put every fiber of your being to test. Either way, i think destroying the set up was a bit too much. It would have been enough with taking it away or something else. Mr Dad there should get some anger management help. I doubt he will if the only help the dude' gets is from Jack Daniels and Johny Walker.
Eh, I might be a villain here, but I'd say under no circumstances should anyone smash anything; it could have been sold easily, stashed away for a period of time, or donated. It was certainly kind of the internet fella to reimburse the kid, but that was the end of it. The kid can do whatever they want with it; if selling cheats is their grind, that's fine. There's clearly a market for it, and it's not physically hurting anyone.
That’s not a kid, dude looks like 25+.
"El infierno esta empedrado con buenas intenciones" (algun francés)
That phrase comes true very easily...
If the Dad paid for it all, it's his to smash and he don't need any reason.
I worked my ass off to get my pc, his father can do what ever with that pc if he bought it for him, specially when these spoiled brats stop doing their part of the agreement.
Make it make sense:
A fool and his money are easily parted.
Any way to make money to get out off an abusive family is a good way.
This is why I don't help strangers. You shouldn't either.
If the dad brought the computer, he can break it if he wants
Healthy? Prob not but not abusive.
I appreciate that the editor can take the liberty to disagree with the content! Keep it up
So editor thinks abusive parents make it so you can break the law.
@@KarizmaKai Do you know the kid's parents?
@@KarizmaKai Selling video game cheat tools is against which law?
This is equivalent to blaming your dad he crashed your car, getting a free one, and getting arrested for drunk driving a week later...
Clearly the kid is smart, he literally is gamifying real life. 😂
Why I don't trust people on the internet:
You only see one side of the coin.
The other is just swept under the rug for convinience.
Breaking your kid's stuff will only make them resent you, kids don't forget
NO!!!!
Kids can be the most entitled lil shit's imaginable and sometimes they need a wakeup call that they are not special.
And this is coming from a kid that had their stuff destroyed.. and I freaking deserved it and it taught me not to be an unappreciative lil shit with gifts.
yeah, but people are too insecure and feel egotistically challenged by literal children so they feel they have to do shit like breaking something or more. If you have to show displays of violence, then you are not fit to watch over a child. It's insane how little seriously people take children's extremely fragile and moldable minds. Anyone who lets their ego be challenged by a child is fucking pathetic.
Yeah, the last edit pretty much explain everything "What do you expect?"
Good for him. The kid's trying to make money. Who said that he uses the cheats? He might just be a reseller. People are going to find cheats either way, even if he didn't sell. At least he's making some profit off of it. Nothing wrong with it, everyone who is mad about this is just stupid. That's all.
I remember that one time when a 4chan user faked some essay on reddit how "she" got kicked out by "abusive" parents, got shit ton of gift cards, 300$ and bunch of coupons for walmart over night. Honestly you have to be an idiot to trust complete strangers on the internet and gift them money and stuff
I LOVE HIS ABUSIVE DAD
Sounds like someones got daddy issues.
this is nothing... my ps2 was so destroyed I kept finding pieces of my ps2 8 years later... thanks dad 👍
That's what happens when you don't clean your room in all those years
Dad was a based Gamecube enjoyer.
He should sell a "jump to conclusions" mat instead.
yeah that abusive family... that bought him a gaming pc.
He may be selling, but no one forces you to buy
The kid has no problem with lying/cheating. He may have lied about the abusive parents. Because why would an abusive dad allow their kid to get a pc from a stranger? He would destroy that one too…
editor gets it
You mean 'angry father destroys his own PC because son is a spoiled disappointment.'
This is why you don’t buy expensive things for strangers on the internet.
Sucks to suck
I’m with the editors on this.
Good for him. The best part? His PC probably broke or was near ending so he trashed it thinking he could get some sympathy, but scored a new rig instead. Some people are just born winners.
tbh. He didn't say he is cheating, he is only selling them. Which is bad but it doesn't make him a loser. After all he is just providing a product not his fault there's consumers.
No good deed goes unpunished.
Don't let your right hand know what your left one gave out.
That dad is going to be old and alone in the retirement home and wonder why 💀
Doubt it, the kid was clearly spoilt as he had a streaming pc setup... Who do you think paid for it all? Teens are cunts, especially spoilt little brats and I bet the kid pushed his dads buttons and he took away the PC that was given to him....
Dad finds kid selling cheats, smashes pc, Jake enables the kid 😂
I fully believe that's just a grown ass man who broke his shit on purpose and said yeah my dad did and im a kid
Kid’s dad was right all along. The moral of the story: mind your own business.
People in the comments fighting over wether or not the father was in the wrong or the kid. Both are people. The father (if he truly did break the setup) clearly has mental issues he needs to sort out and the kid's an asshole for using his 2nd chance by selling cheats.
I see it this way, good for him making money to hopefully get away from his abusive parents, but bad that he's selling something that is morally bad
I'm starting to think the kid is lying about his dad being "abusive" if he immediately turned around and ruined everybody else's experiences.
abusive parents often create asshole chidlren.
i swear 90s kids are the last ones raised right...
tbf my mother broke my ps2 console when I was about 10 and yeah I was pretty frustrated/annoyed and even a little bit scared at how badly she reacted but yeah given how me and my brother had been acting about ps2 videogames at the time I can safely say there are good reasons for a parent to get rid of a console. There is no good reason to smack it possibly hurting yourself in the process like my momma did all those years ago but sometimes your emotions get the better of you.
Nah, taking it away or even getting rid of it makes sense. Destroying it in front of your kids does not. You are doing it to hurt them. Regardless of what "foresight" you were trying to implement. That's a red flag sir.
@@thedurtylemur2282 and then you're just wasting money. literally could have sold it to another child who would've loved to have one or deserved it more
So we can justify crimes becuase that person is having a crime commited against them... guys this isnt how it works lol.
Two wrongs dont make it right.
We have literally no proof of abuse here at all nor of how old this kid is. All we know he could be 25 still living with his parents and smashed his own setup because he raged after losing a game of Fortnite. That would also explain as to why he is selling cheats to the game now.
Is the kid's father _actually_ abusive, or was he just breaking the little sh!t's PC because of stuff like this?
Just because you might have an abusive parent doesn't mean you can't make money independently in a more ethical way
Imagine being that mad over cheating in a game. There's bigger fish to fry
Slippery slope~
Get to know it fool~
@@CoalCoalJamesWhat is this slippery slope?
@@VeryAngryCriminal He thinks cheating in video games is worse than m*rder and r*pists because it personally affects him.
@@VeryAngryCriminaleventually he'll hack the world and we'll all live under a cheater's thumb 🤓
Cheating in online games should result in getting swatted, but it's not a prank, and they actually drag you out hogtied looking at a lengthy prison sentence.
Editors make a valid point
I remember my parents used to threaten to break my pc like that for not listening to them
It was a nice little scam that netted him a new gaming PC. No wonder his dad smashed his pc although that was probably part of the scam.
"lets rob him back!" edit is so fucking funny xD
Cant believe that they dont eben think about the reason why the dad destroyed his set up in the first place
its very likely the kid broke his own pc after losing in fortnight or after his father told him multiple times to turn the pc off. Hence the need for cheats after he got the new pc.
*Plot Twist* There is no kid. He is not a dad. It was all a scam by the guy pretending he is a dad.
I got a feeling that will be the next kid in line for Epic to go after. Think the other was another cheat seller around 14-15yrs old around 2018-19.
There's a saying: "Cheaters never prosper" -- hmm... looks like that's wildly inaccurate.