What boggles my mind is, can't they research his history here, on the CWCki and other such sources, and figure out what a complete psycho he is and absolutely has to be contained? Or does stuff like this automatically count as not usable because "those damn dirty trolls collated it"?
You need a foundation for any evidence entered. "I saw it on the Internet" doesn't count as one. This means it has to be authenticated in some way. This could be the person who posted it testifying that they did. Or a correlation of IP address records from their ISP. Even that can be countered to some extent. "I wuz HAX0RED!" "That wireless router is open to the public!"
Honestly I don't think that would be necessary to understand what a nutjob Chris has been his entire life. Even a quick confirmation of his personal history (education, etc.) within Charlottesville almost certainly would make it easy to hear secondhand accounts of all the dumb shit the modern version of the Village Idiot has done over the years.
If that’s true I wonder if they’ll be able to convince Chris it’s best for him to be moved to somewhere like that or he’ll be so delusional he’ll want to argue his case thinking he can still go back to how things were before?
Chris thinks he's innocent and NOTHING is going to change his mind unless his lawyer managed to pull an idea guy and trick Chris into dropping that assumption.
Given how Chris "understands" his banning from stores as being completely wrong because "It's a public place", I can only imagine his thinking right now is "That's my house and my mommy, it's 100% wrong to be told I can't be at my house with my mommy". He still doesn't grasp why he's not allowed at stores and malls, so saying that he can't go to his house anymore or be around his mother anymore is completely wrong. Even if he shows and Barb throws a tantrum and tries to kick him out, in his mind, will just be Barb being her old self. Even if she called the police, whoever is around Barb that Chris knows about will get blamed for "manipulating" her.
The end of an era: Chris being moved away from 14 BLC. We all knew this was going to happen, but it would be much later, under more 'realistic' circumstances (Barb's death, Bank taking the property). I just can't help but thinking Bob must be agonizing in the afterlife after all he did to protect his sped of a son only for things to take a horrible turn. This all could've been avoided if Borb took harsher measures to curb Chris' bad habits/behaviors, but by the time Chris reached his 20s, it was too late. Chris' parents continued to enable him until he turned 30. The a combination of things happened: Bob's death, the house fire, Snyder's hit and run, and the idea guys. As little time that I knew of Chris when I discovered him, I didn't think that all these misfortunes would happen to one person and that he was the one responsible for all of them.
Lmao you might as well tell NWA to stop being black you’ll have a better chance at getting what you asked for
"mainstreaming" chris was the single most damaging thing to his life. Chris was doomed to fail at conception, his ancient rural hick parents who were determined to ignore their son and his problems and try to brute force him into being a normal functioning person was never going to work. Especially while they took zero initiative to raise him themselves and instead allowed the internet and television to do the job. Chris needed an actual role model, someone to work with him and guide him in every day life. He would have took to it very easily too considering how desperate he is to fit in somewhere and how quickly he takes to trolls and parrots their behavior, the Lar's phone conversation is a great example of this. If he had been sent to a special education school and programs and had an actual friend and role model who spent time with him besides taking him for a ride to mcdonalds or the local diner for lunch and actually helped him with his day to day life, chris could be a functioning member of society in some tiny capacity. He would be able to hold down a job and live his life in relative peace, instead he is where is his through the choices of his parents, and largely his own. There's plenty of tards out there that live normal happy lives and don't end up in jail for fucking their mother while believing they are a troon-toon-godbear of all gods.
To be a fly on the wall if/when Heilberg tells Chris: "because of your behavior, you'll be banned from going back home; you'll need to find somewhere else to live." I don't think he'll be coping as much as he does in his letters. I'm going to expect Chris to deny and screetch to get his way. Even better, the judge telling Chris that in the courthouse. From what I understand, at Heilberg's insistence, for Chris' continuance next month, people would be barred from being the courtroom gallery, but it would be funny hearing whatever happens from a court employee. It's never a dull moment when you witness how Chris acts in a courtroom. Even though this saga and Chris letters are boring, Chris being taken out of his element and sperging about thing that are out of his control is amusing to see, or to read on the CWCki.
It's the same old stuff, except he is putting more emphasis on being a reincarnation of Jesus. The only real change is that he's asking people to send money to Barb.
Yeah, it's difficult to do but Chris will always drop the bullshit if he is hit with something he can not deny as the truth while at the same time the ramifications, may they be reality or fictional, are the worst case scenario. If this happens during the hearing, I can see Chris either breaking down in sobs and trying to assume the 'defensive hedgehog position' OR he flies into a tard rage DEMANDING that the Judge is wrong and that he be released immediately to provide care for his mother.
And instead of wearing his robes he'll wear a pickle suit and instead of saying "order in the court" he will scream JULAAAY and then Chris will shit himself and do nothing while everyone claps and chants HEXBOX.
People in America don’t just get put in mental institutions. There was an unholy alliance between people who thought it was too expensive and people who thought it was cruel about forty years ago, and now we’re in shit city when it comes to caring for homeless insane people.
