Bluespike was a sociopathic little shit. "The reveal" continues to go down as one of the most depressing things I've ever bothered to listen to.
Chris by contrast is usually less malicious and more of an idiot. If not an idiot, socially isolated and not right in the head. A lot of people forget that aspect of the guy. Chris is not a normal human being and you really can't expect the same things out of him that you would most other people. That isn't an "excuse" for some of the fucked up shit he's done, but it does explain why he's willing to go through with some of this crap to begin with. We're talking about a coddled autistic man who is, more than likely, dealing with some sort of serious mental illness that's being left untreated. Like, this is a person who thinks Sonichu is a flesh and blood creature that he can talk to, seemingly. If you ask him to describe his life for you then he'll relate a whole list of bizarre and delusional conspiracy theories as a way of making sense of it, each of which is more outlandish than the last. To hear Chris talk you'd think the entirety of the state of Virginia and every educational, legal, legislative, and social institution within it is purposely colluding to ruin his life. Him specifically. Chris looks at the world around him and sees his college dean, his old friends (Megan etc), the police, Snyder, and a never ending cadre of internet trolls sitting in a smokey back room and conspiring to destroy him.
Chris has no grasp on reality. His autism prevents him understanding how other people see him, his parents were/are dysfunctional people who really werent all there themselves, and on top of all that Chris (from an outsider's perspective anyway) looks like he's struggling with schizophrenia or some shit. Or at the very least some sort of serious mental problem that people who've examined him perhaps naively attributed solely to autism. Bluespike took advantage of all that and in the process probably made the whole situation far worse, even if Chris rarely seems to express it.