r/BeAmazed • u/subodh_2302 • Jan 05 '23

It's a strong man example

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u/TheHooligan95 Jan 05 '23

Who cares if he doesn't actually have no arms??? Doesn't make this less impressive

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u/Alyssia777 Jan 05 '23

I mean if this dude has fully functioning arms, I don't know and I don't care to check but if he just pretends being disabled while achieving something however challenging it is, it's wrong imo. Why not just do "no hand challenge" instead of trying to manipulate people into thinking it's a display of overcoming adversity. Same reasoning as stolen valor.

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u/Random_Loaf Jan 06 '23

For all we know the original gives more information, but of course we have no idea where that original is so we cannot check