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Originally Posted by Saishy
No, you are just being delusional.
The novels states why they did that, because people believe in superstition, that is the whole point why he went to academy city.
The novel never said he gave misfortune to anyone.
The novel always say he and only him is affect by his misfortune.
There is really no point trying to argue otherwise, anything that points in the other direction is made up because someone "could think of something".
Things could change later on? Yes they could, heck the sky could turn red and kanzaki becomes a guy, but for now there is absolutely no reason to ever believe he gives misfortune.
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The novel speaks from the perspective of his father, and as such from his point of view Touma's bad luck does not exist and it was all in their minds because as a father it's unlikely he would think of his own child as 'unlucky'.
Maybe it had evolved into something out of control, but are you telling me that those people randomly picked him to be the object of their misfortune? Something must have happened to set them down this mindset because it takes one hell of a drastic incident spark this reaction.