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The sadder part of this is deep down he knows this is all a cope, like when he was caught dancing with Magichan and talking to him he's playing make believe he earnestly wishes his this where the case but he knows it's not real. In the two cases I just mentioned it's important to put it in a environmental context.
I've often wondered just how much of his bullshit Chris really believes. Sure his brain has been irreparably broken from the start, so there's certainly a chance that it's tricked him into believing such nonsense, but I'm often surprised by the mundane things that he understands, so it's likely that you're correct that it's all just a coping mechanism.
Specifically with the "dancing with Magichan" incident (or the "Magichan punching the cop" in the arrest bodycam footage), could he really be hallucinating these characters? Or is he just playing pretend.
On the one hand, if it was all make-believe, then he'd recognize how foolish he'd look. It's one thing to look like a dork in front of a bunch of strangers at a convention, but in front of authority figures like police? Is he that dumb that he thinks that's acceptable?
On the other hand, there's little evidence that he has a diagnosable mental condition like schizophrenia that would cause hallucinations.
A lot of people today, even people who where around at the time forget how misunderstood the internet and internet culture of the time was, the internet was a big scary thing to a lot of people (and still is unless it's siloed into a walled Garden like Facebook or Reddit etc).
It was such a weird time. Society was still very much in the "Don't talk to strangers" mindset back then, but there were no rules for the internet. Teens and tweens were going online and jumping right into chat rooms with no guardrails in place. It sounds scary through the lens of today's society and today's internet, but you gotta remember that digital cameras were uncommon then, and even if you had access to one, it would take a damn hour to send a picture over dial-up. Pair that with even some basic parenting to keep your children from doing something stupid like trying to meet up with a stranger in real life, and it wasn't any more dangerous than the current situation. We weren't all being groomed by predators back then -- we were just chatting with our friends and connecting with others who shared our interests.
The thing with Chris, though, is that even though he had the mind of a child and acted immaturely, he was a grown-ass man during most of the trolling sagas.
- He was 23 when he started making Sonichu comics and was "the crazy pacer".
- He was 25 when his photos appeared on 4chan/Something Awful/Encyclopedia Dramatica
- He was 26 for Jason Kendrick Howell, Jimmy Hill, Blanca Weis, Sarah Jackson, and Panda Halo. The same year, his first nudes were leaked and trolls intercepted the medallion. This is the same year that "The pickle man tricked [him[ again."
- He was 27 for Miyamoto, Gregg Mays, Clyde Cash, Julie/BlueSpike, Ivy, Liquid Chris, Alec Benson Leary and "I want everything about my house OFF! THE! ERRNET!".
What does puzzle me is how he got a passport to begin with, the list of people who can sign off on passport photographs varys country to country but there is a rough international standard of professional in good professional standing, with a documented proof of there bonifiedes to the relevant authorities of the issuing nation or body.
I don't think it's that difficult to get a passport in the US. All sorts of places (AAA, UPS Stores, FedEx/Kinko's, etc) will take passport-compliant photos for a nominal fee. Fill out the form properly, show your birth certificate, send in a check, wait forever for the office to process it, and they'll send you a shiny new passport. There are even companies who will do the process for you for anyone too dumb or lazy to do it themselves.
Even Chris can do it if he puts his slow mind to it.

