A New Jersey TikToker known as "Kass Theaz," whose account is labeled as "satire," gained fame by jokingly declaring she should sue her parents for bringing her into the world without her permission.
In her video, she not only jokes about “suing” her parents but also surprises her audience by revealing that she actually has kids.
With a deadpan facial expression, she stated on her channel, 'I did not consent to be here.She said she is now faced with the prospect of adulting and having to get a job to support herself
She went on to complain that her parents didn't make any effort to consult her before she was born to determine whether she wanted to be conceived or not, and that's why she "sued them."
“So my parents that I sued. They contributed to, you know, conceiving me, and my mother that raised me, she gave birth to me. And that’s why I sued them, because I did not consent to being here, like, I was unaware that I was going to have to grow up and get a job to support myself,” Theaz jokes.
Keeping a straight face, she adds: “And I just didn’t consent to that. They didn’t try to contact me in any way before I was born to see if I actually wanted to be here, and that’s why I sued them.”
She told The Post.“I thought it was obvious that I was joking,”
“I do find it humorous, though. People get worked up over anything. It shows how little people research before reacting.”
Fans were left confused when "Kass Theaz," a self-described lesbian, revealed in a clip with over 2.2 million views that she has kids of her own. In the video, she shares that she had children through adoption, which she considers to be the "ethical way.
Theaz then proposes that expecting mothers consider employing a psychic medium to communicate with their unborn child and ask if they 'actually want to be here.'
She is deeply committed to her "life mission" of enlightening children about the option of suing their parents and inquiring whether they genuinely desire to be born into this world.
However, numerous internet users truly fail to grasp that her content was meant as a joke, leading to many criticisms.
One person commented: I hope that if this gets to court the judge dismisses it as a complete waste of time and gives her a very large bill for wasting the courts time.
It's a parody, but the fact that so many people genuinely believe it's real is a statement in itself on just how ridiculous the left wing has become! Another said
Watching the video below:
