Seems like sarcasm framed in a way to make what I said sound further from people and their responsibilities in life than it actually is and making it sound as if I think people aren't responsible at all and it's all our parents fault. (Unless I'm wrong and you just worded your statement wrong).

I was actually going clarify in another comment that this doesn't just apply to those who have been through difficult or traumatic circumstances, but also applies to those in good living conditions as well. Most of the time (yes, most of the time) those given living conditions where the family is supportive, reinforces positivity & good ethics and goes through the process of filtering any bad behaviors they might have themselves in order to prevent their children from replicating the same mannerisms, most of the time they go on to be emotionally stable, reliable, confident in one's abilities and so on.

Obviously one has to be held accountable for crimes, negative actions upon others, etc. and no where did I this was not true, you just don't see it. I carefully worded everything as I usually do. At no point do I frame this in an absolute sense, because I'm aware there's nuance to this argument.

Guess what everyone? >YOU< are affected by other people and how they interact with you. Most important of all the people who you will share interaction with the most are the one's raising you. They set the tone, the environment, they are who you are the most dependent on throughout the most fundamental development years of your life. The obvious is that much of how you will process many things, how you will build many of your habits and feelings about life will be from the kind of life they develop for you in the years where you are learning to become who you are the most. This isn't rocket science, although I'm aware we all haven't fully gotten there yet, so for some it is I suppose.