Chris - The Legal Issues - A Prosecutor's Perspective

Maybe Chris could get a moped instead of a car? There are some listed on Craigslist not too far from him and I also found this place.

That's a good point, in Virginia you don't need a motorcycle license to ride a moped. Chris could also get an electric bicycle. I still think he'd be too cowardly to ride something so exposed on large arterials though, and more importantly he couldn't ride them on highways. It's more or less impossible to get around without taking highways in a lot of places in the US.

A cheap nasty old man who cannot even be bothered to make the trip to Thailand to buy a Ladyboy Bride might just might, settle for Chris.

You basically just described Sockness. You have to sink REALLY low for Chris to be in the running.
 
Unless he finds someone as physically vulnerable and defenseless as Barb, he's not going to re-offend.
This is a very dangerous thing to assume. One of the things he told Megan when he tried to defend his erotica of her was that he needed to channel that energy elsewhere or else he could've done something worse. Chris has always had this within him. And like I said, a lot of people with PTSD would just sort of clam up in that situation. It's a documented trauma response called "freeze" and has nothing to do with whether the individual could beat the offender up because all logic is out the window. It's much more common than one would think.
Unless some ween gives him a whole car, all at once, that's not going to happen. Chris would need some form of financial discipline and save to afford a car, and Chris has proven himself incapable in the face of "some lego". Then there's maintenance, insurance, fuel (over $4 per gallon and rising), and the inevitable payouts for accidents.
Again, cars are not a hot commodity in the states. There are always ways to get your hands on one, some of them worse than others. Chris does not have good judgement and could end up getting one through one of the sketchier options. Being able to afford the fees after is another story, but I imagine Chris will physically have another car soon enough.
 
Again, cars are not a hot commodity in the states. There are always ways to get your hands on one, some of them worse than others. Chris does not have good judgement and could end up getting one through one of the sketchier options. Being able to afford the fees after is another story, but I imagine Chris will physically have another car soon enough.
Used car prices here in America are currently through the roof. Even five grand might not get you a car that wouldn't need anymore work to it to make it reliable.
 
The Rollin & Trollin video shows Chris knows what sort of person he should be, regardless of what he understands of other people's thinking.
Whoever put him up to it knew how he could be styled decently, but inside Chris is still very much Chris. His first words in the video, transcribed in the CWCki:

"Hi we’re coming to you live from CWCville today. We’re over at the CWCville pavilion. The, uh, Hedgehog Boys and the, uh, master Christian Mayor the, uh they for day, uh, come here every Friday night and, uh, and it draws a crowd, uh, and it’s very good, y’know."
(Said in his attempt at an annoucer's voice.)

Maybe he does sort of know what "normal" is, but I don't think there's a way to get him there. The best that can be done is containment.
 
Maybe Chris could get a moped instead of a car?

Can Chris ride a bicycle? Borb bought him one once, but I don't recall ever reading of him riding it. The most I recall is him making excuses for not riding it. His homebody lifestyle tends to argue that he can't.


A cheap nasty old man who cannot even be bothered to make the trip to Thailand to buy a Ladyboy Bride might just might, settle for Chris.

Any old gay man so hard up he has to settle for Chris likely has nothing Chris would want.


That's a good point, in Virginia you don't need a motorcycle license to ride a moped.

It depends on the engine size. In most states the limit is 50cc, 1500 watts, and 35 miles per hour maximum. That's why you see so many mopeds with 49.99cc engines.

Some states lump in under 50cc scooters (as in vespa, not razor) along with mopeds in their licensing requirements. I don't know if Virginia is one of them, but Chris seems more like a vespa rider than a moped rider - pedaling just doesn't seem his thing.

One advantage of Chris riding a moped or scooter or even a real motorcycle is he'd be less likely to kill someone else with it (and more likely to kill himself). Still I think Chris is too cowardly to ride, even if he is capable of it. He also would not be willing to expose himself to the weather.

It's more or less impossible to get around without taking highways in a lot of places in the US.

It's possible, but you spend a lot of time wandering backroads. Chris would become lost very quickly.


One of the things he told Megan when he tried to defend his erotica of her was that he needed to channel that energy elsewhere or else he could've done something worse.

Don't believe anything Chris says.

That was Chris' sick and pathetic attempt at manipulation.

Chris has always had this within him.

So he says. He also thinks he's the blue CPU fairy jeebus goddess whatever the fuck. That doesn't make it true.

It's a documented trauma response called "freeze" and has nothing to do with whether the individual could beat the offender up because all logic is out the window.

I could see that if the assailant were anyone other than Chris, where the situation suddenly veers way off from expectations, but with Chris himself, unpleasantness of some sort is always expected. Most people dealing with Chris start out wanting him to go away, and on some level this includes the desire to beat his ass until he leaves. Chris attempting an assault would only provide them the excuse to act on those impulses.

Again, cars are not a hot commodity in the states.

Where the hell are you at? Have you seen prices lately?

Chris does not have good judgement and could end up getting one through one of the sketchier options.

Can you really see Chris hot-wiring a car? He doesn't even know how to plug in a coffee maker properly without burning down the whole house.

Whoever put him up to it knew how he could be styled decently, but inside Chris is still very much Chris.

The point isn't who Chris is, but that he knows who he should be. You can't make the excuse for him that he doesn't know how to be an adult, because he does. He's just too lazy to actually be an adult, and that's entirely his own fault.
 
The point isn't who Chris is, but that he knows who he should be. You can't make the excuse for him that he doesn't know how to be an adult, because he does. He's just too lazy to actually be an adult, and that's entirely his own fault.

As awful a woman as Chris makes, he's at least dressing a bit better. He no longer dresses like a small child from the 1970's. I actually think his Too Many Games skirt is kind of neat, if a bit tacky with the power native american bird thing on it.
 
If the court really had it in for Chris, I mean if they REALLY wanted to fuck him over as hard as possible, they would do exactly that.

He would, of course, be turned away from the door at 14BLC, so there he would be: no home, no toys, no car, no nothing, and the sheriff on the way to trespass him from "his" own home. Meanwhile the court is under no obligation to find housing for an "innocent" man. Chris would be utterly fucked.
Ironically he is probably better off in jail than where he'd be if he weren't there.
Used car prices here in America are currently through the roof. Even five grand might not get you a car that wouldn't need anymore work to it to make it reliable.
Thank that "Cash for Clunkers" bullshit. That said I've never been broke enough I couldn't get at least a beater.
 
Thank that "Cash for Clunkers" bullshit. That said I've never been broke enough I couldn't get at least a beater.

Eh, it didn't get bad until COVID. The CARS program could have been better with a lower mpg cap, but the 18mpg cap still kept people from trading in most cars. This left plenty of honda civics, etc. for the taking. Lots of underrated stealth quality cars like Geo Prizms etc. were still on the market.

It did its job getting old pickups and land yachts off the market.
 
I actually think his Too Many Games skirt is kind of neat, if a bit tacky with the power native american bird thing on it.

I wouldn't know. Most of what I've seen of Chris lately have been head shots and higher. I learned long ago it doesn't pay to look at Chris below the neckline.


Ironically he is probably better off in jail than where he'd be if he weren't there.

Absolutely.

Some people here don't seem to get just how undeservedly kind the court has been to Chris.
 
Don't believe anything Chris says.

That was Chris' sick and pathetic attempt at manipulation.
If your only argument is that he was lying when Chris is literally in jail right now, it's not a very compelling argument I'm sorry to say. If anything, Chris has a history of being far too disgustingly honest.
Where the hell are you at? Have you seen prices lately?



Can you really see Chris hot-wiring a car? He doesn't even know how to plug in a coffee maker properly without burning down the whole house.
I wasn't referring to hot-wiring a car, rather him getting a loan from sketchy people, or going through a sketchy lot that offers a too good to be true down payment. There are places that will serve felons and people with poor or little to no credit, but they aren't very good places typically. Chris however, has a history of being far, far too trusting and even if he doesn't get a car, I can see him getting wrapped up with people of this sort, as he can't return to 14 Branchland and will be very desperate.

I have seen prices lately, yes, but if you look on craigslist there are always sub $2k cars that I can see him getting thinking they're a godsend when they break down 3 days after purchase and he begins asking for donos again.
 
That's a good point, in Virginia you don't need a motorcycle license to ride a moped. Chris could also get an electric bicycle. I still think he'd be too cowardly to ride something so exposed on large arterials though, and more importantly he couldn't ride them on highways. It's more or less impossible to get around without taking highways in a lot of places in the US.
Virginia law requires mopeds operated on Virginia roadways to be titled and registered as of July 1, 2014 and you can't do that with any outstanding fines of a DUI or of a motor vehicle nature. This doesn't sound like much, but before this law everyone who got a DUI went and drove a moped. Then they drank, got themselves busted up, and hospitalized. Requiring registration and helmets for moped riders curtailed a lot of this behavior. Electric scooters are now the be all end all for this crowd in Virginia. Luckily scooters go even slower than a moped and are relegated to the sidewalk. I could see Chris on a scooter, although it's only going to take him around his immediate area.
 
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Yeah I have one of those old pickups, I'm keeping it, fuck these people.

I'm in the same position here in the UK, I've got a old LWB Land Rover Series 3, built like a tank, simple and easy to repair and the parts for it are cheep can be found world wide, and if you can't find one you can prety much make every part you need if you have some basic access to tools and a internet connection if you haven't got one of the Hayns owners manuals.
 
If your only argument

My argument is that you can't trust what Chris says. Ever.

Are you claiming we can trust him?

If anything, Chris has a history of being far too disgustingly honest.

When people talk about Chris' penchant for "Honest Content" they are referring to his tendency to blurt out things any sensible person would keep silent about. It does not mean Chris is actually honest.

Example: He blurted out he was fucking his mother to Bella ("Honest Content"), and then lied to Null claiming he wasn't fucking his mother (Don't trust Chris).

Chris lies all the time. He's just very, very bad at it.

I wasn't referring to hot-wiring a car, rather him getting a loan from sketchy people,

So called "sketchy people" know a bad business deal when they see it, and Chris has "default" written all over him. What would they do when Chris defaults on the loan, wrecks the car, and can't pay anything? Chris doesn't even have any organs worth selling. Even sketchy people don't stay in business giving loans to stones from whence they will never get any blood.

Yes, Chris could be tricked into paying $5000 for a $100 car, but he doesn't even have the $5000. He'll have spent it all on "some lego" first.

tl;dr: Chris is beneath the interest of even the worst loan shark.

when they break down 3 days after purchase

If it breaks down after three days, it's not a car. It's a rental.
 
When people talk about Chris' penchant for "Honest Content" they are referring to his tendency to blurt out things any sensible person would keep silent about. It does not mean Chris is actually honest.

Example: He blurted out he was fucking his mother to Bella ("Honest Content"), and then lied to Null claiming he wasn't fucking his mother (Don't trust Chris).

Chris lies all the time. He's just very, very bad at it.
I've actually noticed Chris rarely lies-lies. Rather he tells half truths and construes the facts to make himself appear better.
 
I've actually noticed Chris rarely lies-lies. Rather he tells half truths and construes the facts to make himself appear better.
And to be fair to him, pretty much anyone would lie about having fucked their own mother.

He probably thought he could trust Bella, but knows that anyone else “would not understand their love”.
 
I've actually noticed Chris rarely lies-lies. Rather he tells half truths and construes the facts to make himself appear better.

Because he's bad at it. He will flagrantly deny an accusation, but he isn't bright enough to come up with any support for his denial.

Most of Chris' lies are by omission.


pretty much anyone would lie about having fucked their own mother.

Never mind lying, pretty much anyone would know to keep their mouth shut. Not Chris.
 
When people talk about Chris' penchant for "Honest Content" they are referring to his tendency to blurt out things any sensible person would keep silent about. It does not mean Chris is actually honest.
Yes, and any sensible person would've just apologized to Megan and not said it was him channeling his energy he could've done worse things with elsewhere.
So called "sketchy people" know a bad business deal when they see it, and Chris has "default" written all over him. What would they do when Chris defaults on the loan, wrecks the car, and can't pay anything? Chris doesn't even have any organs worth selling. Even sketchy people don't stay in business giving loans to stones from whence they will never get any blood.
Tank his credit score, shove him into debt and ruin his life further. It's not an uncommon occurrence. For every person who doesn't pay like Chris, they're still making bank off of a bunch of other suckers from interest fees.
If it breaks down after three days, it's not a car. It's a rental.
I'm not saying Chris is gonna be smart about getting a car, quite the opposite. What I'm saying is that he will have one soon enough, but I'm expecting it to be an absolute trainwreck of an experience.
 
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