- Registrado
- 16 de Sep, 2013
Only difference is that, in CWC's case, he was the aggressor who overreacted to being thrown out/banned from a store after defacing private property and expects the people who banned him to apologize for not letting him do as he pleased.
It's this mentality - the whole 'you should acknowledge I'm special and the rules/laws don't apply to me' - that royally makes me loathe his parents (specifically his mother). They're the ones who taught him this lesson by spoiling him.
True. And the only reason Chris realizes he screwed up by macing is because it led to such a shitstorm. If they had just let him storm out of the store and not followed up, his reaction would have been some combination of forgetting the whole thing and thinking he acted like a bad ass.
There is a Catch-22. If Chris pulls some shit, and there are no consequences, he doesn't really consider the possibility that he is wrong because there is nothing making him. If there are consequences, he may consider the possibility that he fucked up a little bit, but he considers whatever the consequences were to be such an overreaction and outrage that he becomes the primary victim in his mind.
If you combine these two factors, I think you get one of the main reasons that Chris has so little guilt and regret for his screw-ups. It is impossible to get him to reflect on his actions without making him outraged at the consequences.