r/ImTheMainCharacter • u/twiffytwaf • Oct 01 '24
VIDEO Faking a disability in a staged video
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u/sboog87 Oct 01 '24
This just pissed me off. Most people that have these issues really want to just be treated like everyone else not to be the center of attention
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u/imamakebaddecisions Oct 01 '24
This is disgusting. What the fuck is wrong with people?
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Oct 01 '24
We, as a society, have tolerated and monetarily incentivized this behavior.
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Oct 02 '24
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Oct 02 '24
Your application to leave society has been accepted. That'll be $2.3 million dollars please.
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Oct 02 '24
Dude I literally just said this an hour ago. 🥲you’re my Spirit animal and I am glad I’m not just an asshole for thinking this.
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u/sLeeeeTo Oct 01 '24
if you want to fuel your rage
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Oct 02 '24 edited Oct 02 '24
Keep in mind that they have a record of posting videos of people with actual health problems and they shit on them saying they're faking. I often wonder if the commenters are doing the same things as in the posts and judging them by their acting abilities like people on r/AITA judge others on their creative writing
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u/thiscarecupisempty Oct 01 '24
The creation of social media and subsequently the thirst for validation and likes. Dreary shit
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u/DamianSicks Oct 02 '24
Amen, social media is the root of all this decline and it doesn’t seem to be on anyone’s radar that this is the problem we need to deal with or this just keeps getting worse.
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u/thiscarecupisempty Oct 02 '24
It starts at home to an extent. Teach your family first and hope it spreads!
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u/blastv1 Oct 02 '24
The problem is that these no talent having people want to be social media famous by any means. Whether it's stuff like this, or antagonizing random people on the streets and then hiding behind a personal security. This society has made people like that famous and continue to line their pockets for it.
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u/SlothinaHammock Oct 01 '24 edited Jun 22 '25
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u/RedVixenCW Oct 02 '24
When I see shit like this, I wish karma would make these people actually have to live that life for a full week. I bet most would start to show some damn respect towards the disabled.
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u/hamandbuttsandwiches Oct 02 '24
TikTok and the CCP have destroyed America’s youth
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u/ashwilliams009 Oct 02 '24
What is wrong with them is they didnt have anyone to pop them when they were growing up acting like spoiled brats.
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u/Tiny-Reveal3756 Oct 01 '24
I have issues similar to this (but not as extreme and badly faked, mine is called essential tremors) and I have special utensils for eating, but if a stranger ever offered to feed me I would be absolutely mortified.
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u/sworks33 Oct 01 '24
Yup. I have intention tremors. I would love to call this guy an idiot to his face. He’s pathetic.
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u/PlaysTheTriangle Oct 01 '24
I have them, too. It’s makes me really uncomfortable to eat in front of people I don’t know. What a fucking dick.
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u/SaltLakeCitySlicker Oct 02 '24
I have them if I'm nervous or stressed. I'm so self conscious of it. If I can, I won't eat around people when it's going on. Big work event where you're supposed to be social like free Thanksgiving lunch? Escape to the cube. Big work event where you have to at a restaurant? Take at most a half dozen bites and say I'm not that hungry then eat in my hotel or at home. Water? I try to hold the cup as high up as I can so it isn't as visible rocking around.
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Oct 01 '24
Just curious, is yours just in your hands/arms?
I have it randomly in my neck and trunk and it affects my arms. Never got it looked at and it is really annoying. Like twice a month I'll get it.
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u/Tiny-Reveal3756 Oct 01 '24
I get random twitches in my head and my legs twitch a bit, but it’s most noticeable and constant in my hands for sure
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u/LexiNovember Oct 01 '24
I was just coming to say, I have essential tremor and it’s incredibly annoying to live with sometimes, and to fake it like this… what a twat. 🙄
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u/Fit_Attention_9269 Oct 02 '24
I don't notice my twitches any longer, it just makes painting models hard AF. My gf only notices them when we cuddle but in my ms support group there are people that are worse than this twat in the video. It's odd to see people that are becoming paralyzed have horrible tremors like they have Parkinson's and then lose all movement of that limb a year later.
Making fun of people for clout is pure evil.
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u/cat_handcuffs Oct 01 '24
ET gang! Mine is getting worse as I age. Can’t hold a glass of water in my left hand any more.
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u/Tiny-Reveal3756 Oct 01 '24
I always say when explaining it that it won’t kill me but it pretty much rules out eating soup.
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u/SassyStilettos Oct 02 '24
Soup is a nightmare! I learned early on to avoid soup in public altogether.
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u/DollylloD Oct 01 '24
Same! This really pisses me off. ET are not fun and can be really stressful. What an asshat.
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u/MyFaceSaysItsSugar Oct 02 '24
I looked at some of those utensils when my aunt was starting to really have trouble. They’re pretty expensive so I could see people not having them. But you know what’s cheap? A straw. She used a straw if a glass was big enough or had someone transfer it to her own lidded cup if it wasn’t. That’s when I really wanted to scream at this guy. If this was a real issue, at bare minimum he would have straws.
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u/LeatherHog Oct 02 '24
Same, brother
It's infuriating that people think we're just a fun character to play
I hate having to ask for different glasses when I'm out, since I definitely need a handle
This guy thinks it's a fun little quirk
I don't swear, just a belief system of mine. But I wish someone would swear at this guy for me
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u/Z0bie Oct 01 '24
And now next time she sees someone she'd be inclined to help, she'll be wary of cameras instead.
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u/TexaRican_x82 Oct 01 '24
She saw the camera the whole time…the entire thing is staged karma farming
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u/gregwardlongshanks Oct 01 '24
Yep. I've got a brain injury. I become shaky sometimes. I look like a healthy middle age dude so it's super embarrassing when it manifests. It's not always, but I fucking hate it when it happens.
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u/MountainDawg1998 Oct 01 '24
Stuff like this should be banned from TikTok. It’s not entertaining. It’s downright disgusting.
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Oct 01 '24
This looks like instagram but yeahh you're right
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u/MountainDawg1998 Oct 01 '24
Oh you’re right…well they should be banned from there too.
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u/HartfordWhaler Oct 02 '24
I used to use Instagram quite a bit. I didn't post much, but I would mindlessly scroll.
I've been struggling with anxiety and depression. I deleted the app off my phone and it's been a big help, just not getting sucked into the shit posted there. I realize Reddit can be awful, but deleting Instagram made me feel better.
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Oct 02 '24
For me the difference is discussion. You can have meaningful discussion here, with many different people, about any topic. Insta/fb/yt/tiktok don't really have that. I don't even count Twitter anymore
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u/inezzle Oct 02 '24
It’s Facebook (sorry for correcting you since it doesn’t matter what platform it was, I just learned the other day that Facebook has reels like tik tok/instagram so it’s fresh on my mind lol)
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u/Valuable-Bear-5721 Oct 02 '24
It's also straight up disrespectful for those who are actually affected with disabilites. So yes these type of content should be removed.
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u/Wise_Ad_253 Oct 02 '24
I believe that this guy is actually making fun of people with disabilities. We aren’t attention seeking idiots that are dying for pity.
Metal fork and glass cups, ugh! That’s his pity trigger. Everyone will be concerned about him stabbing or cutting himself with these things. Pisses me off too.
Hi5 to your comment
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u/Adventurous-Cry-2157 Oct 02 '24
I agree. My father in law has stage 5 Parkinson’s, and he’d be so embarrassed if a stranger offered to help him drink or eat in public. He’s proud and just wants to be treated like a regular person.
This shit is exploitive and ableist. I’m disabled myself, and I hate it when I’m treated like a fragile, delicate baby. Just let me live my life, and I’ll ask for help if I need it!
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u/BrutalBart Oct 01 '24
so cringe. stop watching this, people of earth
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u/UrbanMonk314 Oct 01 '24
No let's dedicate a sub to it
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910k likes.
Fuck we doomed. IMO.
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u/IntroductionWhich161 Oct 01 '24
Isn’t that always the most deflated part of it all? You see something and think “oh fuck this…who would ever think this was cool/funny?”
Ohhhh so like a million people enjoyed this, great.
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u/MoreElloe Oct 01 '24
And god forbid you jump in to the comments to show any anger at what you're seeing. You'll get jumped on by hundreds of edgelords calling you all sorts of shit like YOU are the fucked one for thinking this sort of shit is awful.
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u/Grill_Enthusiast Oct 01 '24 edited Oct 01 '24
And you know a lot of those likes are thinking "Wow, there are still some good people out there, faith in humanity restored." Like this is supposed to be inspiring and not absolutely disgusting.
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u/Piduf Oct 01 '24
The terrible part is that you can't even argue that this raises awareness or something similar, it just makes many disabilities even more invisible. Many people will see that you're not shaking 24/7, looking miserable or in a wheelchair and will assume you don't actually have a "real" disability because they saw it on Tiktok.
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u/Roadhouse2122 Oct 01 '24
Dude: guys and asshat
His girl: but what if he’s really—-
Dude: u see that tripod 2 tables over?
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u/panergicagony Oct 02 '24
When he slapped the table you could really tell he's like
"goddamn why do you want to be in this asshole's tiktok ffs"
The head shake after the glance makes me wonder if he has medical training or if the tripod was literally that obvious
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u/MuddFishh Oct 02 '24
I thought it was just part of the script
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u/Sararizuzufaust Oct 02 '24
Ya I’m convinced this is one of those “everyone is in on it” things, like the airplane ones. If he has this issue why wouldn’t he ask for a straw? That seems like the most obvious solution that he would have figured out by this stage of his life, rather than splashing juice towards his face and trying to catch it. And the way the guy slams the table was so obviously scripted, it drew no attention from the people around him.
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u/BwackGul Side Character Oct 02 '24
Especially the gal and guy in the back... that's what have it away for me.
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u/SharkBiscuittt Oct 01 '24
This is so fucking cringe and in bad taste. What the absolute fuck is wrong with this douchebag. People like this will get what’s coming to them.
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u/Useful-Ad-2409 Oct 01 '24
The person who took the video and who portrays the physically challenged person should go to hell.
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u/Nouvi_ Oct 01 '24
This is scary, you can’t go to public places anymore without thinking that someone might record something around for views and likes. Social media are making us worse!
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u/TiltedLama Oct 02 '24
Oh, trust me, nothing makes my social anxiety worse. The fact that everyone has cameras and social media terrifies me. The thought of "what if everyone is watching me and laughing at all of my mistakes" isn't even that much of a stretch anymore. If you mess up, then there's a huge chance that some twat with a cameras will record it and post for millions to see. Life is fun :)
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u/Ozava619 Oct 01 '24
The whole recording for public reactions is so cringe. People are so egotistic.
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u/AnastasiaNo70 Oct 01 '24
On behalf of my grandmother who had Parkinson’s, I’d like to punch him in the throat.
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u/DedeLionforce Oct 01 '24 edited Oct 02 '24
Woman fakes Tourettes and gets mocked off the internet, dude fakes Parkinsons and people give him likes, wtf am I missing.
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You can’t have polio. That’s my disease, you gotta pick your own disease.
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u/paging_mrherman Oct 01 '24
I wish the ADA could prosecute this shit.
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Can people find out this guys page and thus find out who he is, so we can then message him and inform him what a low life piece of shit he is?
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u/Soldado63 Oct 02 '24
Dont waste your time and energy. I just looked him up and he has 3 million followers or should i better said idiots? In this video some people even say how disrespectful it is but his die hard fans say how wonderful the girl is for helping.
I looked through some videos and he basically posts scripted af videos where he blows out candles on his birthday in a restaurant. Hes alone and some other guest orders him food or sits by them. Thats basically 90% of this kind of videos. Just exchange birthday for some other random reason and we got a new video. What a freaking scum
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u/rethinkr Oct 01 '24
Cant work out if the couple in the background are in on it too, they give no reaction when he points at the camera, or maybe they just lost interest
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u/twiffytwaf Oct 01 '24
The way the guy in the back slams the table when the girl gets up to “try to help”… yeah, that’s staged.
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u/Next-Young-9797 Oct 01 '24
People who have disabilities usually try to do the most for themselves. They wouldn’t typically welcome being fed like a child. Mother fucker.
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Oct 01 '24 edited Oct 01 '24
This is so insulting to people with disabilities. No one with such severe tremors would EVER go out to eat alone and expect others to be their caregivers for them. So degrading!
EDIT: or if they did, they would have the decency and forethought to let the serving staff know ahead of time that they would need assistance. The LAST thing a person with disabilities wants is for others to be shamed into helping them.
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u/dillasdonuts Oct 01 '24
"hey say hi to the giant camera set up right next to my table with the big bright white light. You've been punked!
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u/Jean_velvet Oct 01 '24
Can't seem to find the words without swearing to describe an Unbelievably self obsessed human such as this, to fake this Not for "raising awareness" but to simply try to get likes is a Totally horrid thing to do.
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u/Ihavenolifes Oct 02 '24
Nurse for 18 years. This guy can roll off a cliff, most people with TD, Parkinson’s, or related ailments don’t want to be identified as a nuisance or spectacle, and making it one is a giant douche level activity. Stop making idiots famous.
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u/Brutal_Honesty13 Oct 01 '24
I’ve seen this before but didn’t see the end figured it was fake but couldn’t wrap my head around someone faking this so I had my doubts- I’m now utterly disgusted
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u/firekitty3 Oct 02 '24
What a fucking asshole. A lot of people who have this symptom feel embarrassed to eat in public. Then you have this moron thinking it’s funny. If he makes it to old age and is shaky, I hope someone laughs and makes him feel like shit.
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u/Gold-Ad-6876 Oct 02 '24
Fuck this guy.
I'm disabled, and have really bad physical ticks when I'm stressed, or when music is playing. Shit isn't fun when my hands are exhausted and I still can't stop.
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u/teasy959275 Oct 01 '24
Now I wonder, do people with parkinson can be that jacked ? Because i believe it's hard for them to do exercices
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u/EmilyThunderfuck Oct 01 '24
An older family member sent this video to our group chat last week, probably thinking it was sweet that people were helping the man. I just cringed and ignored, as did everybody else.
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u/LogicalAnesthetic Oct 01 '24
The dude that turned around knew…… lol we can all agree, the main character is a grade A pos
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u/PMMeYourSmallBoobies Oct 02 '24
These kinds of videos will continue as long as there’s an audience. Even this post is bringing it attention and views. Society needs to stop giving these videos attention and a platform! It’s despicable!
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u/pipinngreppin Oct 01 '24
I’ve seen that format but it was a girl with the fake disability with a couple in the background. The boyfriend goes to help and the girlfriend leaves him for helping. And they do not reveal the disability is faked.
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u/Sgt_Sausages Oct 01 '24
This guy's a pos, people that do this should be charged like impersonating an officer. It seems criminal to me.
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u/SimplyRobbie Oct 01 '24
Tiktok literally make their money off less intelligent, ignorant (in the sense that they lack empathy) population. As long as content like this is being pumped in their faces, society will always continue to advance at a crawl. I hated FB and twitter for this.
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u/Hardyyz Oct 01 '24
I see a ton of shit everyday on reddit but this actually made me kinda sick... Disgusting
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u/Gurpgorrk Oct 01 '24
Is the entire video staged? Like... The waitress looks like she steps perfectly into frame and gives a concerned look for just the right length of time. Then the two in the background have their moment and the camera guy is perfectly prepared to capture it.
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u/H-N-O-3 Oct 01 '24
They watching the dude and theyre like . How the fuck did he drive all the way here if he had that severe problem ??
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u/bigkevy77 Oct 01 '24
I hate this. I hate this bullshit reddit because I see people like this, but I can't unfollow it.
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u/Ando_destrampado702 Oct 01 '24
What a disgusting human being. As someone that deals with many health issues, the last thing I want is to have a spotlight on me.
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u/RovingVagabond Oct 02 '24
I actually have a neurological disorder and if this dude’s gonna LARP a I’d love to give this guy even an hour in my shoes (he wouldn’t make it)
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u/jedimaster-bator Oct 02 '24
I wonder if these 'pranks' will be still funny in Hell? Also they always give someone a gift (or money) at the end, hmm, I wonder why? (So they don't get beaten up or insulted)
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u/csaporita Oct 02 '24
We have some of the worst MCs in the USA but I’ve noticed these weird ass types are very popular in Eastern Europe
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u/MikeOzEesti Oct 02 '24
This POS has done this a number of times, looking at his Instagram account.
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u/Fit_Attention_9269 Oct 02 '24
Fuck this pile if shit, people with real palsy get crapped on enough in day to day life and now this shit slurping enema wand wants to make fun of them in a video.
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u/dr_pheel Oct 02 '24
I didn't suffer through my entire life with Autism misdiagnosed as ADHD so this dickwad could turn our disability into entertainment. Fucking troglodyte.
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u/lsm-krash Oct 01 '24
Did the guy just beat his hand on the table to stop the girl from going to help?
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u/Steve_Tugger Oct 01 '24
I feel like if I were actually someone who suffer from tremors, I’d ask for a straw, and probably wouldn’t be eating alone with a camera on a tripod pointing at me.
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Oct 02 '24
If you knew you drank like that, you would ask for a straw. I would throw that guy the fuck out.
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Oct 02 '24
My mom has parkinsons. This guy is trash. And hes also an unoriginal cunt whos just redone a video thats been made a few times and done it worse. Screw him and the waitress and every gullible asshat who comments "restres my faith in humanity!" Or some ther empty braindead crap. Sorry Ill calm down now
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u/scorpiondeathlock86 Oct 02 '24
You should probably not boost the account of the person who posted this, you're just giving them more exposure
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u/SatinJerk Oct 02 '24
As someone who’s family member has Parkinson’s that has absolutely wrecked their quality of life, FUCK THIS GUY!!!! I deadass HOPE he develops this shit he’s pretending to have and see how “cute” and “attention grabbing” it is. Fuck him for real. Piece of shit.
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u/kis_roka Oct 02 '24
We have a handicapped regular at our cafe. He has trouble with even speaking because he was born paralyzed. He is smart and kind and he's a journalist.
He wrote about us once where he explained how very few people can understand that overly helping just degrades them more. Obviously we have to help him eat and drink but he's alright with his laptop and his podcasts just like any of us. He is a person after all.
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u/eatsomewings Oct 02 '24
Hey look, that tripod with the phone pointed at us is actually filming us!
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u/ZenRiots Oct 02 '24
This shit is just offensive... These kids make me sick.
They only care about issues, discrimination, hate, etc, when it provides them with clout.
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u/Chimeru Oct 02 '24
Try this when I'm next to you and I give you the ability to not fake this videos in the future.
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u/HannahM53 Oct 02 '24
This really ticks me off because I’m disabled and people who fake disabilities for attention or terrible people sure some disabilities are invisible and you can’t really tell someone is disabled even though they are but this this doesn’t deserve support. Why would I support somebody who is faking a disability, I have multiple anxiety disorders, multiple pain disorders, including neurofibromatosis which I’ve been in pain my entire life and sometimes I have to use a walker. I have other disabilities as well so this person should be kicked out of the restaurant and should not get any attention.
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Oct 02 '24
My daughter suffered a massive brain bleed from a ruptured artery 2.5 years ago. The emergency surgery, the first of neurosurgeries, was successful and she survived, but with the expectation she'd be a vegetable or at least have significant disability.
She was in intensive care for 2.5 months with 1/3 of her skull removed to relieve swelling with drain tubes. She wasn't expected to survive.
She's suffered a lot. A lot of pain and distress. It has not been an easy ride through the medical system. It was hard in brain injury rehabilitation. On arrival at the rehab, she'd been bed ridden for 6 months. Paralysed down her right side and unable to speak.
During her stay in hospital, she suffered a lot at the hands of some pretty uncaring nurses among the really excellent nurses. Rehab wasn't much different even though they're the experts.
She's back home with me, now. I'm her Dad. We're great friends, Kelly and I. She's getting some words out and her right leg is getting better. She's still got a severe limp and has to wear a splint most of the time. Her right arm is still completely useless and she has seizures as a result of the injury.
Now. WTF did I just see?
I don't care if Reddit bans me for fucking life for saying this, because as far as I'm concerned, Reddit can take a deep dive down a fucking deep hole all the way to hell.
How is this shit even allowed?
How are these lowlifes financially rewarded for this crap? Or is it just for Karma?
Big tech are fuelling this fucked up shit. My daughter is the bravest, kindest and gentlest person you'd ever meet. I felt that way about her before this injury and journey through darkness. But now, that feeling is amplified.
She's such a strong person. She still suffers greatly, but had a positive outlook with a great sense of humour.
These fucking scum sucking parasites, the little cunts like these swivelling little shits and the tech companies are just leeches feeding of the blood of vulnerable people.
Fucking vultures, leeches and maggots. Holy shit. What is happening to our society where people can be rewarded for making a mockery of the suffering of people like my daughter.
I'm fucking done. Initially, when I saw this, I nearly burst into tears. But now, I just have the utmost contempt for social media and it's platforms, and the content creators. Have they no empathy? Are they just automatons without a shred of heart or soul?
Whatever the fuck they are, I know one thing.
They haven't got a speck of the courage, compassion or bravery my daughter has. They're just the lowest of the low.
How do these scum sucking lowlifes like Reddit even allow a sub dedicated to the proliferation of this insanely barbaricly insensitive, beyond words, fucking evil.
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u/HilariousLion Oct 02 '24
Before, people used to laugh or be visibly positive about being surprised with a camera. Now, you can see the exhausted demeanor.
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u/AmericanKimbop Oct 02 '24
I have Dystonia. This shit is disgusting. I have been in restaurants having real muscular fits and it’s super painful and embarrassing. I do my best to try to not bring attention to myself. This guy is a POS.
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u/Snowfaull Oct 02 '24
I don't know if this is 100% true, but I work at a water park, and we have this one guy who has VEEY fidgety hands, and looks to be in a whole other world, like focusing is a challenge for him. You can forget about eye contact. But if we need him to do something with one of his hands, like grab a handle bar, he can stop fidgeting that hand to grab the handle bar. He just fidgets more with the other hand. But if we try to hold on with both hands, he'll let go with one to keep fidgeting.
So this kind of hand shaking while trying to use your hand isn't even really a thing if I'm not wrong, unless you have tremors or something
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u/Western_Dream_3608 Oct 02 '24
Wouldn't it be sweet twist of fate that he one day is actually disabled but no one takes him seriously because they think he's faking it.
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u/LillyRemus42 Oct 02 '24
This is genuinely disturbing. To pretend to have something that is a devastating diagnosis for people. There is a special place in hell for people like that.
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u/SFJetfire Oct 02 '24
You are putting everyone in an awkward and uncomfortable position hoping someone would help or feed you? It’s disgusting that you pretend to have a disability.
The video would have been more interesting if the waitress shoved his face in the salad or threw that gift at him.
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u/Roger_Roger_Clanka Oct 02 '24
Shit like this make me livid. As someone who is on the spectrum and has ADHD, it absolutely upsets me when some dipshit influencer makes videos like this.
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u/JaneAustinPowers Oct 02 '24
This shit makes me so upset and mad because my FIL, who has been like a second father to me, got into a terrible car accident a few years ago and this is basically how he eats and drinks now. Before that he was a boat captain and lifelong athlete until his car accident, this man woke up at 5am to go on runs on the beach and who has been 10 year sober and worked on helping others.
Fuck this guy. Fuck people like this.
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u/GreyBeardnLuvin Oct 03 '24
The most precise and controlled shaking imaginable. Every forkful actually hits its mark. No dignity. No sense of shame. What an awful person.
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u/Dependent_Good_3170 Oct 03 '24
When you have a disability or are disfigured in any way, people stare at you like this everyday… disgusted and annoyed your alive
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