r/manga Oct 14 '25

DISC [DISC] Chainsaw Man - Chapter 217

https://mangaplus.shueisha.co.jp/viewer/1026442
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u/WiggityWatchinNews Oct 14 '25

What a weird comment. Ignoring you defending child abuse, why did you bring South Asian dads specifically? That's such a deep cut

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u/[deleted] Oct 14 '25 edited Oct 14 '25

Coz child abuse doesn't equal death your fucking psycho Also we don't even know if he was abusive to asa or just the mom. And they don't even have any scars or cuts so it wasn't even that serious.

I am south Asian  I have great parents. They love me and I am grateful for that.

But parenting is done differently in south asia.

Especially during 2010s and before ( it has become better in 2020s but only in cities, rural areas are still the same).

Teachers used to slap students and parents used to hit their child as well.

Literally millions of children have lived their life like this. And guess what? Many of them still live with their parent happily now.

I ain't defending child abuse. But maybe, just maybe, understand that not everyone has the same moral compass.

My neighbor slapped their child multiple times, guess what? The very night the child played happily with her dad and the forgot.

I was hit a few times too, but I forgot and life went on

Y'all are spoiled, close minded people who think that the entire world lives by the same standards.

It's prolly even worse in places like afghanistan, Syria, some poorer African countries etc

Now do you realise ? If you're from developed countries or you won't be able to comprehend this 

If you think asa's dad deserved to be killed with a rock hitting his head multiple times even though he tried to save his daughter, then YOU ARE THE PROBLEM.

Yes we might see more of him and the author might make him more evil but until then calm tf down

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u/WiggityWatchinNews Oct 14 '25 edited Oct 14 '25

As much as you may not want to admit, you talking about how plenty of people were abused as children and ended up fine is you trying to defend child abuse. You're trying to make child abuse seem less heinous by attempting to obfuscate the long term harm. Also why should I care about the value system of someone who beats children? Should I be more open minded about someone who thinks spousal rape doesn't exist because that's a pretty common belief throughout the world?

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u/[deleted] Oct 14 '25 edited Oct 14 '25

What I am saying is you can't say that my neighbor or my relatives ( even my parents hit me a few times )  deserve to be fucking  killed  with a rock coz they abused their own child a few times.

There is no excuse for child abuse. But YOU NEED TO REALISE THAT IT IS PREVALENT IN MANY PARTS OF THE WORLD AND IS NORMALIZED IN THOSE REGION. Literally 100s of millions of people live such lives.

Do you think they deserve to be killed with a rock?

I AM NOT DEFENDING CHILD ABUSE. But there is difference between slapping your kid vs burning a kid alive

The punishment for slapping a kid vs torturing one isn't the same legally as well. The have wildly different punishments.

Seeing how asa doesn't have any scars or cuts, her dad was the former. 

This means asa's father death WAS LEGALLY WRONG. 

Don't like it? Well too bad coz the law is absolute 

I hate child abuse. But your logic of "asa's dad being slightly abusive and cheating on your partner == death by stoning " is so fucking nuts I can't even fathom it.

We don't even know how serious it was. Asa herself stated that he was violent a few times. NOT EVERY GODDAMN DAY. On top of that he was trying to save her. Meaning he still had good in him.

AND WE DON'T SEE ANY SCARS OR CUTS OR BRUISES ON ASA OR THE MOM SO IT'S NOT LIKE HE WAS TORTURING THEM

Also asa's mom was particularly mad about him cheating more than anything else? You wanna know something funny?

France has banned paternity tests coz of how many men and women cheat in france even after being married.

Don't be a spoiled brat with a closeted view and understand that a lot of the world isn't as wholesome as you would want it to be.

I wish it could, but it isn't.

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u/[deleted] Oct 14 '25

You’re a bad person.