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Wow, so edgy. I don't understand why he would flip a kid off behind his back just for wearing a Curry jersey? You would think the kid is wearing a Hitler jersey or something.
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Kill yourself nikki you butter toothed Wisconsin 3/10 cunt.
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More than anything: This really proves the intensely deep, unending pool of insecurity that he's stuck in, that he's hoping to swim his way out of by deploying an equally intense superiority complex.
Here's a kid that just likes Curry and the team, much in the way young boys like teams with big stars on them (as I'm sure we all did with Jordan and the Bulls back in the day). He's young, and he's probably only been on the earth for 9 years: He has no concept of the long-standing bullshit rivalries that team may have, that 40-year olds remember. He's a kid, coming to see someone he looks up to, and his parents are there to make it happen.
Patrick knows all this....but instead of being fat and watching the game; he's dunking on the kid, because there's serotonin to be gained from casually feeling superior, by pushing someone down who is inherently inferior to you (since he's a kid and Rick is an adult). He's obviously a coward, otherwise he'd do it right to the kids face in front of his parents. And he's probably acting out from a personal perspective because the kid has parents that are actually being parents to their child...something he CAN'T do, as we all know.
He's a profoundly broken man. And look: Maybe you can make the case that we all are, on here. Fine. He sure does. But I also think we know one when we see one, too.
And of course: Nikki could be deploying the same thing Pat is here, coupled with her inherent depression that the opportunity to have a child like this is off the table, permanently.
Here's a kid that just likes Curry and the team, much in the way young boys like teams with big stars on them (as I'm sure we all did with Jordan and the Bulls back in the day). He's young, and he's probably only been on the earth for 9 years: He has no concept of the long-standing bullshit rivalries that team may have, that 40-year olds remember. He's a kid, coming to see someone he looks up to, and his parents are there to make it happen.
Patrick knows all this....but instead of being fat and watching the game; he's dunking on the kid, because there's serotonin to be gained from casually feeling superior, by pushing someone down who is inherently inferior to you (since he's a kid and Rick is an adult). He's obviously a coward, otherwise he'd do it right to the kids face in front of his parents. And he's probably acting out from a personal perspective because the kid has parents that are actually being parents to their child...something he CAN'T do, as we all know.
He's a profoundly broken man. And look: Maybe you can make the case that we all are, on here. Fine. He sure does. But I also think we know one when we see one, too.
And of course: Nikki could be deploying the same thing Pat is here, coupled with her inherent depression that the opportunity to have a child like this is off the table, permanently.
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The kid has better taste in role models than Pat. Steph is a good guy, Christian, raises his own children. Most of Pats hero’s are sci fi authoring pedophiles.