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Could Chris's behavior have been prevented?
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Be civil. Don't get angry over Chris. If you need to tell people you're better than someone, you're probably not.Limit discussion of body parts and functions. Chris is gross. Discussing his incontinence in detail is unnecessary and disturbing.Don't roleplay in your posts. Don't write pretend dialog between people, such as Chris and his mother. Avoid writing monologues, they're also dumb.Hide your powerlevel. Avoid revealing intimate, personal details about yourself in public boards. These threads are not your personal blog and we are not an asylum.No trolling plans. We are not an autistic Illuminati. If you embarrass yourself or the forum trying to troll, we will ridicule you.Write descriptive topic titles. "[14-Sep-2015] Facebook post about Sonichu" is better than "new update".Chris doesn't read your posts. Stop trying to directly, or indirectly, chastise Chris through your posts. He does not care about what you have to say, and these rants are boring.Don't post random articles. Unless the subject matter is directly related to Chris and his history, please do not post articles with a loose affiliation.
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I know Chris has autism so he would still have some challenges, but if Borb didn't spoil Chris rotten and isolate him from the outside world, and if they bought into therapy for his autism, could Chris have been a better person overall?
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I know Chris has autism so he would still have some challenges, but if Borb didn't spoil Chris rotten and isolate him from the outside world, and if they bought into therapy for his autism, could Chris have been a better person overall?
Short Answer: No.
Long Answer: Studies indicate that Chris' autism is almost the least of his problems.
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