Buenos Aires, November 30 (NA) -- A video originally uploaded to TikTok went viral on social media due to the bizarre argument of a 21-year-old young man who claims his parents are obligated to support him for life because he was conceived and born without his consent. According to the Argentine News Agency, the post by Hassan Azteca generated strong polarization between those who condemned his lack of responsibility and those who identified with the philosophical premise of 'non-consent'. The 'non-consent' argument The young man, who became popular on the platform, explained his reasons for not wanting to work during a casting call for Big Brother 2025: 'My parents forced me to be born, they didn't ask if I wanted to be born, they didn't ask for my consent.' The central argument is that the responsibility for the cost of life falls on his parents, since he did not ask to come into the world: 'It doesn't make sense that just because my parents wanted to give me life 21 years ago, I now have to work. I mean, if I didn't ask to be born, why do I have to work now?' The controversy sparked a wave of criticism on X, where users attacked his stance. Faced with the backlash, the young man posted a follow-up video asking that his words be taken 'with a grain of salt', suggesting the story could be a 'lie' and leaving it up to the audience's discretion.
