Cultcow Russell Greer / Mr. Green / @ just_some_dude_named_russell29 / A Safer Nevada PAC - Swift-Obsessed Sex Pest, Convicted of E-Stalking, "Eggshell Skull Plaintiff" Pro Se Litigant, Homeless, aspiring brothel owner

[Fag Smut]

He'll never go private. Then all the babes he's wooing won't be able to read about the cool inspiring stuff he's up to.

 

[DrJonesHat]

I wonder if he got a tiny glimmer that everyone hates him because he's an unmitigated asshole, not because of his deformity and is dark because of that.
Nah, he's probably planning his can't-fail appeal.

 

[Riske_boy]

Has he finally seen that his patterns of behaviour creates only chaos and misery in his life?

I think he's waiting for people to forget about him for a little bit and lay low. Maybe while finding a new place to live not to arouse suspicion. Once his life is a little more balanced I'm sure we will see him again.

 

[CWCissey]

I think he's waiting for people to forget about him for a little bit and lay low. Maybe while finding a new place to live not to arouse suspicion. Once his life is a little more balanced I'm sure we will see him again.

Or he's listened to Iggy Pop's The Idiot...

 

[Begemot]

I think he's waiting for people to forget about him for a little bit and lay low. Maybe while finding a new place to live not to arouse suspicion. Once his life is a little more balanced I'm sure we will see him again.

So even he has some kind of self-preservation instinct? That's good to know.

 

[Kugelsak Kastengrus 6th]

So even he has some kind of self-preservation instinct? That's good to know.

I think everyone has that instinct, cows just have a harder time invoking it, or in Julay's case, forgot the password altogether.

 

[Dog Prom 3D]

Has anyone here ever flirted with the idea that maybe Russell somehow has erotomania or had it any stage of his life in the past?

His obsession with super attractive women (and I don't mean celebrities alone, I'm talking about the sex workers, strippers, and other such women he's harrassed or attempted to in the past) could possibly stem from some incident in his past where he thought some poor girl being nice to him meant that she wanted him.

Erotomania is substantially different from what Russell does with the women he stalks. Erotomaniacs tend to focus on one person, usually a person way outside of their league in terms of looks, fame and wealth, and believes that person is in love with them. Russ kind of approaches this with his belief that a like on Twitter is a contract to date him, but Russell understands he is being rejected. An erotomaniac doesn't. An erotomaniac would believe that Taylor Swift answering the lolsuit was her way of telling him she really loved him but legal forces were keeping her away from him and he just needs to be patient. He'd think every interview she gave have messages for him. He'd believe every new song she released was about him. He'd believe every gesture, every blink, every outfit she wore was sending him a personal secret message.

Russell believes he is the peer of the women he stalks. He also stalks women who by profession are generally not considered above him in status, like prostitutes or coworkers. He also does not concentrate on one woman, taking on a scattershot approach to finding love. He's not in active psychosis, like an erotomaniac. He's just an asshole.

 

[DarkAlien]

Lot of arm chair psychologists up in here ^_^

 

[Fag Smut]

Actually I have a certificate in parapsychology from an online school. Trust me, I got this.

 

[theriddler3]

Lot of arm chair psychologists up in here ^_^

I agree with you, however, I think all these psychological theories are interesting to discuss. It's fun to entertain the ideas without necessarily accepting them.

In my non-professional opinion, I don't think Rusty is experiencing a psychosis, nor is he clinically delusional (using the strict clinical definition). I think he's an asshole who was coddled from birth (as I said before, I suspect his family tried to "love him whole") and he is now frantically rejecting reality/the real world, as it doesn't match the environment he was raised in. Again, this is just my non-professional opinion.

Actually I have a certificate in parapsychology from an online school. Trust me, I got this.

I'm sorry, but your analysis is invalid unless your certificate also came from an unaccredited school. We have standards here!


EDIT: Furthermore, in my non-professional opinion, I think it is dangerous to dismiss Rusty's actions as him being "crazy". Exceptional individuals like Rusty are used to their bad behavior being blamed on uncontrollable or external forces. Anyone outside his family further blaming his supposed dysfunctional brain chemistry/wiring/structuring and/or general "craziness" rather than condemning his (likely) conscious choices is only further coddling and enabling him.

He's funny to laugh at and his antics are priceless, but he's not someone who fell throguh the cracks (psychological help-wise). He likely had family intentionally putting bumpers over the cracks so he could avoid falling through them.

 

[MirnaMinkoff]

A guy like Russ who was adopted into a loving Mormon family* who probably excused or rationalized all of his nonsense and bad behavior because he was "special." I've seen families where you can't correct or criticize a child in any way because everything is excused due to a disability. It can be difficult for the family when he's a child, but the worst of it comes when the child becomes an adult and his expectation is the whole world should allow any and all terrible behavior because of a disability, which is what I think has happened with Russ.

The fact that the adopted siblings still go visit and socialize with Russ, says a lot. Like the family ignores his disgusting antics, and that's probably a lot easier to do now that he's in SLC, and continues to excuse his behavior because he's "special."

Their heart was in the right place but allowing Russ's to believe the world should excuse any and all of his behavior and allowing his sense of entitlement to grow totally out of control has doomed him to the life we see today. The world sees him as he truly is, a dumb, disabled, delusional entitled asshole. If pity and special treatment because of his disability don't get him what he wants, he tries the adult version of a toddler's tantrum by trying to use the legal system to bully or harassing women on SM.

*Usually families who adopt special needs kids are pretty awesome people with lots of unconditional love to give but can struggle with being strict or creating boundaries, being too understanding or forgiving due to the child's disabilities. Some people believe special needs children are pure of soul and intent and therefore nothing they do is bad or evil, just misunderstood. I've heard of children with down syndrome referred to a "special angels sent by god as a gift" more times that I can count.

 

[theriddler3]

*Usually families who adopt special needs kids are pretty awesome people with lots of unconditional love to give but can struggle with being strict or creating boundaries, being too understanding or forgiving due to the child's disabilities. Some people believe special needs children are pure of soul and intent and therefore nothing they do is bad or evil, just misunderstood. I've heard of children with down syndrome referred to a "special angels sent by god as a gift" more times that I can count.

TW: vague powerleveling

A lot of my job is working with disabled kids and their families (many of these kids tend to be adopted). This is absolutely right. I see it all the time. These kids grow up with no consequences because the parents, while well-meaning, ultimately damage these kids because they don't understand the necessity of teaching boundaries and respect. Yeah, it sucks major dick that many disabled people will suffer discrimination and rejection in their lives due to things out of their control. The issue, though, is coddling the kids and telling them it's the world that is wrong (not them) does notthing but hinder these children's abilities to be functional adults.

I'm still too young/the kids I worked with are still too young to see how they turned out as adults, but I know many of them now struggle with the law and/or are pregnant very young. Many of them also have these nasty personalities that get them ostracized from their former friend groups.

Enabling a child works only for the enabler(s) up until it doesn't (and the enabling to maintain harmony never lasts). It's not a viable parenting technique.

 

[MistressCaridad]

A guy like Russ who was adopted into a loving Mormon family* who probably excused or rationalized all of his nonsense and bad behavior because he was "special".

I agree with this wholeheartedly. Russhole's behavior is more along the lines of "spoiled manchild" than "psychotic"... like his emotional growth and development got stunted in his late preteen years or something? The way he tries to buy or gift people into being nice to him and the temper tantrums he throws when they don't do what he feels they should do seem more like spoiled entitled kid behavior than anything else.

 

[SilverSteele]

So strange that he still hasn't posted anything since reactivating.

 

[MirnaMinkoff]

TW: vague powerleveling

A lot of my job is working with disabled kids and their families (many of these kids tend to be adopted). This is absolutely right. I see it all the time. These kids grow up with no consequences because the parents, while well-meaning, ultimately damage these kids because they don't understand the necessity of teaching boundaries and respect. Yeah, it sucks major dick that many disabled people will suffer discrimination and rejection in their lives due to things out of their control. The issue, though, is coddling the kids and telling them it's the world that is wrong (not them) does notthing but hinder these children's abilities to be functional adults.

I'm still too young/the kids I worked with are still too young to see how they turned out as adults, but I know many of them now struggle with the law and/or are pregnant very young. Many of them also have these nasty personalities that get them ostracized from their former friend groups.

Enabling a child works only for the enabler(s) up until it doesn't (and the enabling to maintain harmony never lasts). It's not a viable parenting technique.

Yep, it's very common, and not just with special needs kids. I've known a lot of foster kids where the same thing happened. The foster kids had horrible abuse and trauma in their past so their foster/adoptive parents wouldn't or couldn't bring themselves to discipline them. The worst part was is that is what these kids needed the most - actual boundaries and parents willing to show love by disciplining them. The combo of past abuse followed by indulgence was a guaranteed 100% disaster once they became teenagers/adults.

Unconditional love is great and needed but it has to go hand and hand with correction, boundaries and discipline. Parents creating a bubble for kids where everything is excused or handled for them leads to very unhappy adults who can't handle the challenges of the real world as adults.

 

[sonichewbacca]

I continue having the same thought occur in my head, a fond memory being played back every time I read this thread or just have a thought about Russhole.

About a year ago he'd unknowingly leaked his phone number on a photo of a legal document he'd shared to his Facebook. I'd decided to call him on his cell-phone very late at night. I'd pretended to be Dennis Hoff. A very tired Russell had answered the phone and began a dialog with me doing nothing but grunting incoherently into the phone. The "conversation" had lasted maybe 15 or 20 seconds before he'd hung up, but the guy was completely incomprehensible. It sounded like a retarded pug grunting and groaning into the phone on the other side.

 

[theriddler3]

I continue having the same thought occur in my head, a fond memory being played back every time I read this thread or just have a thought about Russhole.

About a year ago he'd unknowingly leaked his phone number on a photo of a legal document he'd shared to his Facebook. I'd decided to call him on his cell-phone very late at night. I'd pretended to be Dennis Hoff. A very tired Russell had answered the phone and began a dialog with me doing nothing but grunting incoherently into the phone. The "conversation" had lasted maybe 15 or 20 seconds before he'd hung up, but the guy was completely incomprehensible. It sounded like a exceptional pug grunting and groaning into the phone on the other side.

While this is funny and informative, I would caution (and I assume the admin would agree) that this is not a spectacularly great idea. People calling him and contacting him uninvited could be construed as actual harassment. Going to a public court hearing and taking notes is perfectly legal, but this is dancing on that line. I don't remember where the saying is from, but I would recommend to "[not] pozload my negholep". Rusty has demonstrated time and time again that he is able to fuck up fabulously all on his own.

 

[Alec Benson Leary]

Yeah, follow Chris's rule of "don't call anybody" when it comes to cows.

 

[AnOminous]

A lot of my job is working with disabled kids and their families (many of these kids tend to be adopted). This is absolutely right. I see it all the time. These kids grow up with no consequences because the parents, while well-meaning, ultimately damage these kids because they don't understand the necessity of teaching boundaries and respect.

I don't know if you only-this-thread people know this, but this site is about an autistic guy named Christian Weston Chandler whose parents did exactly this, and he ended up exactly this way, and he is personally why there is a word "lolcow" and it refers to people like him and Russell Greer.

 

[theriddler3]

I don't know if you only-this-thread people know this, but this site is about an autistic guy named Christian Weston Chandler whose parents did exactly this, and he ended up exactly this way, and he is personally why there is a word "lolcow" and it refers to people like him and Russell Greer.

It's listed at the bottom of the page, too.

I ended up finding this site because someone posted Chris Chan's nude photo on facebook.