Aug 11 2022 - Case updated with "Waive right to indictment" and "transportation order" - Review scheduled for next year

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Luckily for Chris, he didn't turn into an alcoholic sooner given his his impulsive and addictive nature.
I fixed your comment. Before he was arrested, Chris spent 2021 drinking until he passed out.

His absolutist vendetta against drinking and smoking is more strange to me.
He did also drink quite frequently at the gay bar. His absolutist stance against it lessened as Borb’s hold over him weakened and he did at least give adult socializing a half-hearted try. Maybe once it was less associated with his parents he dared to give it a try.
No, I think it's something else. Chris became more accepting of alcohol because he graduated school. As an adult, Chris would parrot the rules of school without understanding why they're only applicable in an adolescent scholastic setting, and not in the real world. When he once asked Snyder for an apology, it couldn't be less than 500 word. So, the further removed from that "Say No to Drugs!" environment he was conditioned in for more than a decade, the more tolerant he became. He misinterpreted that alcohol is evil and not a privilege that only a responsible adult can handle.
 
"I don't like this, I'm going to turn it off"

Is what normal people do regardless of day 1 or year 60. It's retards who are too stupid to understand, and that doesn't go away with being a 1337 internet wizard, because a retard gon tard.


Yes I would say this is a normal persons understanding Chris' isn't that bizarre. Knowing there ARE differences, at best

The people that know the various ages of consent in any specific way are the people that need to know it, eg. perverts across the board. This isn't something taught anywhere, and random functioning adults don't go "hmm I wonder..." and memorize it. I don't need to know the age of consent in North Dakota because I'm not going to fuck a kid.
Pointless Sperg is involved in law. I don't see anything weird about someone who has a career in law knowing about laws.
 
Then bob shouldn't call himself a dad if he's using empty threats. A real father would've called the ISP and cancelled the service, or literally cut the ethernet cable. I don't understand why Bob was holding kid gloves with Chris despite Chris being in his mid to late 20s. Yes, 'tism, but Bob had mainstreamed Chris so he can adjust to adult life (we all know how that turned out). But, I guess Bob was too old to actually do something.

Mark me MATI, but it's stuff like this is why Chris needs some serious consequences, most notably being banned from using the internet.

You have a point.
People give Bob way too much credit because once every few weeks he decided to play-pretend the role of a good father. He knew what the fatherly vibe was and occasionally chose to do it but that’s it
 
Pointless Sperg is involved in law. I don't see anything weird about someone who has a career in law knowing about laws.

My point was actually that it's not a bad thing to know laws, period. Intentionally not having knowledge because you're afraid of how people will judge you for knowing something is a perverse way of thinking.

This goes for any form of knowledge, not just law.

I can describe to you in fairly significant detail how nuclear weapons work, but I do not work in the nuclear arms industry, nor do I intend to construct or use one.

You are free to get worried if I start asking you if you're willing to sell me gas centrifuges.

EDIT: (There's plenty of other reasons to have a gas centrifuge, it's just an example.)

Also, and this as much PL as I'm willing to do regarding my career, I do not work as a criminal defense attorney, nor am I a prosecutor, and I don't want people to see me as an authority on the matter in a professional capacity. If you're ever interested in studying law though, it will come up on exams.
 
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My point was actually that it's not a bad thing to know laws, period. Intentionally not having knowledge because you're afraid of how people will judge you for knowing something is a perverse way of thinking.
I don't think the person you were responding to was implying that it's bad to have general knowledge of laws. I think they were saying it's usually a red flag when someone has intimate knowledge of age of consent laws specifically and not as part of a broader knowledge of law. Nobody really has a reason to know how old someone needs to be to fuck three states over unless they were investigating that topic. Most people don't just randomly pick legal topics to explore and learn about.
 
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but where is your evidence for said shame ?
I said that. His bouts of depression. Chris has been incapacitated by depression for weeks.
Which again goes to my point. Alot of these traits you are relating to narcissism are either absent or easily related to autism.
They aren't absent. Almost all of the traits of narcissism are there, with the possible exception of passive aggressive (Chris isn't smart enough to be passive aggressive and his autism forces him to think literally about things.) The ones shared by autism get squared rather than doubled.

Socially withdrawn - He rarely left his house and only had friends who sought him out to exploit him. They don't get more socially isolated than Chris.
Sensitive to criticism - Mention anything remotely critical and Chris puts you on ignore.
Grandiose fantasies - This is self evident. The merge, Jesus complex, Sonichu being a major property, his own celebrity, etc.
Passive aggressive - The one that is least present as I said above, but the way he handled his apology to Snyder reeks of it. He went there to apologize by inferring that just because he said I'm sorry should be enough for Snyder to allow him back. Then "JEW!' out of the side of his mouth as he walks out the door.
Envious of others - Remember the guy who won the Parappa the Rapper contest?
Entitlement - Chris is off the scale. Everybody owes him everything he wants.
Fake compassion - look at the way Chris woos his gal pals. "IIIIIIVVVVVVYYYY!"

None of this, and none of the reasons why he raped Barb are thought out. Chris is simply reacting through the filter of serious autism and personality disorder. You look at the patterns and you know what's driving him.
 
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I don't think the person you were responding to was implying that it's bad to have general knowledge of laws. I think they were saying it's usually a red flag when someone has intimate knowledge of age of consent laws specifically and not as part of a broader knowledge of law. Nobody really has a reason to know how old someone needs to be to fuck three states over unless they were investigating that topic. Most people don't just randomly pick legal topics to explore and learn about.

If that's their sole interest in the law, then yes, that's pretty weird.

Still, I've met true crime fans who only know about the nasty stuff. Especially murder. They like murder a lot.

Not gonna draw conclusions though, everyone here is obsessed with talking about an incestuous troon rapist. I have to be careful who I talk to about Chris IRL because they suspiciously wonder why I'm interested in talking about him. It's makes me kind of sad.
 
It's both fun and educational to know as much of the law you can in general, not just when you're planning to break them.
I agree, it never hurts to know the law.

Lawyers also really don't like it when accountants like me can speak their language and address them as equals using their same jargon. Always fun dealing with one of their kind when they realize I can code-switch and use their own style against them.
 
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I agree, it never hurts to know the law.

Lawyers also really don't like it when accountants like me can speak their language and address them as equals using their same jargon. Always fun dealing with one of their kind when they realize I can code-switch and use their own style against them.
Accountants and lawyers all reside in the same circle of hell, after all.
 
until the cops shoot him down for threatening them with an Optimus Prime.
Megatron. Although now that I think about it, I could see the cops magically mistaking a semi truck for a gun.

I know that it is off-topic, but since it has been brought up: Chris sold the Megatron during the Financhu Crisis, and I only just found out a while ago, and facepalmed when I saw how much he sold it for. It was apparently in excellent condition, nearly complete in box, with the original receipt from when he bought it. He bought it for about $95. He sold it for $50. Here's the thing: This was not a normal Megatron. This was a 16-S (16 Special) Megatron. I'd like you to look up how much those go for. He didn't even try to get a decent amount of money out of it...
 
I agree, it never hurts to know the law.

Lawyers also really don't like it when accountants like me can speak their language and address them as equals using their same jargon. Always fun dealing with one of their kind when they realize I can code-switch and use their own style against them.

...there are some asshole lawyers, not not everyone is like that. Some find it pleasant to not have to deal with people completely ignorant of the law for a change.
 
The likely remedy is to put him in a tard home to show that, if managed, he will not repeat such a crime. Should he succeed, then they will drop the charges on the grounds that, despite the facts showing guilt, he should not be convicted because the crime would not have happened if he had not been a tard.

Chris is a problem to be solved, not a villain to be punished.

There will be no conviction.

Until Chris fucks up (assuming the court bothers to enforce its probation terms).

I suppose Chris in his plea could have explicitly agreed to some extra evidence that would allow another charge, or they could start up an entirely new charge that Chris could plead guilty to at his review

I think once the court has Chris safely tucked away in a tard depository, they're not going to bother with additional charges. Chris is more trouble than additional charges are worth.


Since I can't quote @A-№1 , apparently, Hunter Moore was banned from social media after he was convicted. It would be interesting the magichan account making a comeback.

Oh Chris could definitely get b&. He simply wouldn't obey it, and he'd come up with some bullshit excuse for not obeying it like: "That wasn't me. That was Magi-Chan."


Pride, greed, lust, envy, gluttony, wrath, and sloth. Sounds a lot like Chris to me.

They'll have to invent a few more for Chris. Like smelling bad. Touching inappropriately.


if someone were to shoot him in the back of the head would the bullet change course and shoot back into the barrel and blowing up the chamber killing the gunman in the process?

That shot could never be fired. The gunman would realize Chris isn't worth the bullet, and take his finger off the trigger.


Yet according to that one poster it is apparently an old Deep South tradition to pay for kids to befriend your tardspawn that Bob adhered to.

Go old enough and deep enough south and they'd make a house slave do it. Then there's the whole thing about whipping boys. I also wouldn't call it a tradition, per se. Obviously not every child needed bespoke "friends"; most kids could work things out themselves. It was just something some people did that nobody really talked about.


He cannot comprehend rules that restrict him not restricting someone else.

While assuming rules that restrict others do not restrict him. That's why warnings don't work with Chris, only immediate and direct consequences.


I am of the camp that thinks he probably could have actually had relatively normal life with low tier work had they had more early intervention.

Was Chris ever spanked by Borb as a child?

Something tells me Barb's a hitter but not a spanker.


My point was actually that it's not a bad thing to know laws, period.

Not necessarily, but often not actually useful, either. For example, most people (including myself) have absolutely no need to know the laws regarding incest or bestiality or whatever. The matter will simply never come up IRL.


I have to be careful who I talk to about Chris IRL

Whyever the fuck would you do that?

Actually, never mind the why. How the fuck would you do that? To talk about Chris IRL you'd have to first explain what Chris is. I mean where would you even begin? At least here on the CWCki forums people have already gotten past that point on their own.
 
Actually, never mind the why. How the fuck would you do that? To talk about Chris IRL you'd have to first explain what Chris is. I mean where would you even begin? At least here on the CWCki forums people have already gotten past that point on their own.
You have to be a friggin’ spy about it. Carefully throwing out code phrases to see if they’re in the know.

“Sonichu runs twice during the Stone Age.”

“…. What?”

“Oh nevermind.”

Because lord knows I’m not regaling anyone with the full saga of Christian Weston Chandler from start to finish. Well, sorta-finish.
 
This whole thing is going to not only make actual autistic people look bad, but the fact that they really think they can use his condition as a defense to cut through some of the legal shit is laughable at best.

Chris isn't going anywhere near Branchland Court any time soon. He will either be in an institution or a heavily supervised group home.

This freak cannot be allowed out on the streets tbh.
 
Another factor is he’s dead. There will be people looking at Barb through rose(chu)-colored glasses once she goes off to the big hoard in the sky as well.
I think a major difference is Bob is seen as a well-intentioned fuckup while Barb is seen as actually evil. They both contributed to fucking him up, though, although Bob enhanced his lolcowdom by encouraging his conspiracy theories while Barb basically taught him to be a rapist and end up behind bars.

Ultimately, he did it all for the Barbussy.
 
He could clean toilets or sort glass. There are things he could be made to do that aren’t exactly productive.
I think I’ve said this before but I am 100% positive I could train Chris as a dishwasher if I was allowed to hit him, maybe a shock collar.

The hardest part about getting Chris to work is IMO that he doesn’t associate work with an immediate financial reward, he has to put two whole weeks of it in before he gets a paycheck and AFAIK he’s never made it through two whole weeks of work. I would simply pay him cash under the table and pay him out at the end of each shift so he’d associate hard work with receiving money for vidya and LEGO. Plus he could keep the tugboat.

Ideally I’d put him in on the service staff over the kitchen so he’d just get a tipout at the end of each shift but I could never subject paying customers to him, as a dishwasher he’d have his little station tucked away in a corner somewhere and a nice, consistent routine. He could put his phone in a squarehead and watch MLP or whatever.
 
I said that. His bouts of depression. Chris has been incapacitated by depression for weeks.

They aren't absent. Almost all of the traits of narcissism are there, with the possible exception of passive aggressive (Chris isn't smart enough to be passive aggressive and his autism forces him to think literally about things.) The ones shared by autism get squared rather than doubled.

Socially withdrawn - He rarely left his house and only had friends who sought him out to exploit him. They don't get more socially isolated than Chris.
Sensitive to criticism - Mention anything remotely critical and Chris puts you on ignore.
Grandiose fantasies - This is self evident. The merge, Jesus complex, Sonichu being a major property, his own celebrity, etc.
Passive aggressive - The one that is least present as I said above, but the way he handled his apology to Snyder reeks of it. He went there to apologize by inferring that just because he said I'm sorry should be enough for Snyder to allow him back. Then "JEW!' out of the side of his mouth as he walks out the door.
Envious of others - Remember the guy who won the Parappa the Rapper contest?
Entitlement - Chris is off the scale. Everybody owes him everything he wants.
Fake compassion - look at the way Chris woos his gal pals. "IIIIIIVVVVVVYYYY!"

None of this, and none of the reasons why he raped Barb are thought out. Chris is simply reacting through the filter of serious autism and personality disorder. You look at the patterns and you know what's driving him.
I'd actually go with Schizotypal Personality Disorder, albeit if you check section B, his Autism might conflict with the diagnosis.

Diagnostic Criteria​

(F21)
  1. A pervasive pattern of social and interpersonal deficits marked by acute discomfort with, and reduced capacity for, close relationships as well as by cognitive or perceptual distortions and eccentricities of behavior, beginning by early adulthood and present in a variety of contexts, as indicated by five (or more) of the following:
    1. Ideas of reference (excluding delusions of reference).
    2. Odd beliefs or magical thinking that influences behavior and is inconsistent with subcultural norms (e.g., superstitiousness, belief in clairvoyance, telepathy, or “sixth sense”; in children and adolescents, bizarre fantasies or preoccupations).
    3. Unusual perceptual experiences, including bodily illusions.
    4. Odd thinking and speech (e.g., vague, circumstantial, metaphorical, overelaborate, or stereotyped).
    5. Suspiciousness or paranoid ideation.
    6. Inappropriate or constricted affect.
    7. Behavior or appearance that is odd, eccentric, or peculiar.
    8. Lack of close friends or confidants other than first-degree relatives.
    9. Excessive social anxiety that does not diminish with familiarity and tends to be associated with paranoid fears rather than negative judgments about self.
  2. Does not occur exclusively during the course of schizophrenia, a bipolar disorder or depressive disorder with psychotic features, another psychotic disorder, or autism spectrum disorder.
Keep in mind though, that as someone whose grad work was in mental health, you can't really diagnose someone you haven't treated. Most of these symptoms crossover with multiple disorders and it is best to leave that to the people who have the misfortune of treating Chris in a one-on-one environment.
 
Chris would never have been at the courthouse during the grand jury proceedings, though...I also don't think they need a transportation order to move inmates for legal proceedings but I'm not sure on that one.
They're doing a lot of things remotely with CCTV, but it's also pretty common for grand jury proceedings (not of this sort but generally specially convened for a single cases) to return a secret indictment that the defendant doesn't know about until arrested.

They might have had him there for the motion hearing and any signature or other agreement, though, because of his need for intense tard wrangling to keep him from chimping out and fucking everything up again.
I think I’ve said this before but I am 100% positive I could train Chris as a dishwasher if I was allowed to hit him, maybe a shock collar.
I'm not 100% sure of that but I'm 100% sure I would enjoy hitting him.
 
Keep in mind though, that as someone whose grad work was in mental health, you can't really diagnose someone you haven't treated. Most of these symptoms crossover with multiple disorders and it is best to leave that to the people who have the misfortune of treating Chris in a one-on-one environment.
That's exactly what KiwiFarms is for!

I think if Chris's mental illness was a cocktail, it would be a Long Island Ice Tea... lots of everything!
 
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