#chris chandler

[rantingaboutthings32toolong]

People who are still defending Chris Chan for “not knowing any better” because they’re autistic are really, really starting to piss me off because it’s really fucking ableist. Even at the start when people were defending them, they were defending somebody who got kicked out of campus for harassing women.

When people defend a serial harasser because they’re autistic and “don’t know any better,” they’re implying that they believe that autistic people don’t know that harassment and rape is wrong. That they can be convinced to rape their mom by some troll because they’re incapable of basic human empathy. (Which is not what happened, for the record  Nobody tried to convince them to do that.) That’s absolutely disgusting.

I can 100% guarantee you that if Chris Chan wasn’t autistic these people wouldn’t be defending their pattern of harassment.

Edit: I dunno why I chose this blog to say this. It’s not exactly an unpopular opinion.

[callmefreakfujiko]

Somebody blocked me on Reddiit because I called them an ableist and a rape apologist because they were defending Chris Chan by saying that "the trolls made them do it. Don't forgot that they're severely autistic!" (They're not. Even if they were you can't trolled somebody to rape their own mother. Which nobody did.)

That's what you are if you defend Chris Chan after they raped their own mother, by the way. An ableist and a rape apologist. You're saying that all autistic people can tricked into becoming a rapist if they're trolled hard enough, and you're making an excuse for Chris after they chose to rape their own elderly mother.

[epilepticsaints]

[house-md-imagines]

I am begging you do something where y/n has lupus

hope you feel better anon

[kookybitch]

What if Chris is right and one day we see Rainbow Dash walking down the street or some shit

[itsagentromanoff]

Sam: If you had to, what would you give up? Food or sex?

Steve: [quickly] Sex.

Tony: [unimpressed] Seriously, answer faster!

Steve: I'm sorry! When he said sex I wasn't thinking about sex with you!

Tony: [to Bucky] It's like a giant hug!

[cinemagal]

DON’T WORRY DARLING (2022) Costume Design by Arianne Phillips

[d-criss-news]

Darren Criss’ 37th Birthday Celebration | Via Hannah Winkler, Weston Chandler Long, Carly Heitner, Two Tree Hill, Kendall Tichner, Grace Mccormick, Kylie, Ashley Weston, Chris Lorentz, Carly Heitner, Camryn Hampton, Danielle Perelman, Ashley Hearn and Katrin Vankova's Instagram Story (February 5th, 2024)

[cwc-wiki]

February

1 February - Chris complains about Peter Griffin of Family Guy.[1]

3 February

Chris blocks multiple voice actors for MLP G5 out of protest for the ending of G4.[2]

Chris requests that Geno Samuel refrain from selling a WANT WOMAN! shirt.[3]

4 February - Chris livestreams Very First Media Share Suggestion Live Stream.

9 February - Chris livestreams yet another 'Media Share Suggestion Live Stream'.

11 February - Chris uploads Christ Chan Return Live Stream Highlights.

13 February - Chris uploads CWC Art Contest Part 1.

15 February - Chris uploads a second stream highlights video.

17 February - Chris livestreams Christ Chan Live Stream: Legos, Games and Media.

20 February - Chris uploads a third stream highlights video and CWC ART CONTEST Round 1.

24 February - Chris turns 42, celebrating his first birthday since his release from jail. He uploads two videos in his new AI Chris Chan Vs Christ Chan series. Geno Samuel also uploads part 84 of Chris-Chan: A Comprehensive History, which is notable for being the first episode to discuss the Affair with Mother.

[geosb]

The TRUE and HONEST Liquid Chris

[chauchau64]

i cannot stop

[rotatiffantome]

the true & honest cwc

[toptophat]

First the SSSniperwolf incident, now this???

[joneleslament]

I think the world would end if Chris Hargensen, Heather Chandler, and Regina George were in a room together

[house-md-imagines]

all the men in house come out as catboys :3

all of the MEN came out as catboys. good for chase...

[starxcxboy]

— Don't Worry Darling (2022), directed by Olivia Wilde.