We may have finally hit peak Millennial

[bedlam]

Not only do many of them think hard work is a bit much to ask, now one wants to be paid for even existing

Raphael Samuel taking legal action against his own parents for having him

Twenty-seven-year-old Raphael Samuel says he plans to take legal action against his parents because they brought him into the world without his consent. His unusual move has prompted both befuddlement and debate on Indian social media platforms.

The Mumbai businessman identifies as an anti-natalist; one who assigns a negative value to birth and believes that life is so full of misery that humans should stop procreating. Mr Samuel garnered overnight fame in India after he outlined his philosophical stance in a series of YouTube videos in which he is disguised with sunglasses and a large, ill-fitting fake beard.

"I want everyone in India and the world to realise one thing — that they are born without their consent," he said. The phrase "if you truly love your children, don't have them" accompanies Mr Samuel, out of focus, pointing at the camera. "I want them to understand that they do not owe their parents anything.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-02-08/ ... m/10795690

[conjurer]

Interestingly, Mr. Samuel looks a bit like Dr. Smells. And, if there is a guy who enjoys life, viz, lighting a Romeo y Julieta robusto with a hundred dollar bill (US, not Australian) in front of a meth addict bum, more than Dr. Smells, I've yet to meet him.

[tomsimac]

His parents are lawyers. The courts won’t hear the case and if they do it will be 50 before any decision. This is all about look at me and abortion is good.
They are laughing at each other, no animosity just a joke.
Good case for aborting that family

[codguy]

(snipage) This is all about look at me.
Good case for aborting that family

Harsh thing to say about the Vietnam veteran no?
Especially considering he was spat upon returning from theater and all.