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i think it’s more so bc he’s a child of the family AND a celebrity, which could feel more accessible than a regular business person who works as a CEO or smth. i feel like they usually don’t go this far tho. for adults, yes
to hold a child responsible for the actions of reprehensible adults and even emotionally and physically try to punish him for it just because they're in the same family? im very glad my country's culture is more individualistic because we would never :')