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They encourage him to \"milk that rich bastard bone dry.\" Conversely, a large and vocal group of readers condemns him as an insufferable \"spoiled brat,\" a \"gold digger,\" and a \"terrible person\" for commodifying his child, arguing that his past does not excuse his current cruelty. This core debate is further complicated by a meta-conflict between first-time readers, who feel entitled to their immediate negative reactions, and re-readers, who repeatedly try to manage the discussion by insisting that others \"STOP SAYING YOU HATE HIM\" and wait for his eventual character development. The contentious \"mutual assault\" argument also continues to fuel the fire, shaping readers' assignment of blame. 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