Disclaimer: The following is pseudo-logic and baloney used for the sake of humor. I am writing this for fun and indeed I suspect it is something Rym might enjoy. If you read this and you get mad and you think I should not pick on Rym, you missed the joke.
Proposition: Rym is really a criminal mastermind.
Consider the facts:
--Rym has admitted that he has “swindled other children and visiting relatives out of their pocket change in various schemes.â€
--He has also admitted that when he was younger he placed spyware on disks and gave the disks to people with the intent of copying documents off their computer systems that he would read later.
--He brags about speeding, indeed, frequently driving more than 100 miles per hour.
--His trespassing is legend. He has broken into numerous factories and structures with abandon. He looks forward to doing it again.
His criminality seems to be fueled by megalomania and self-grandiosity. In Rym's mind the rules simply do not apply to him. Like Dostoevsky's Raskolnikov, Rym considers himself to be extraordinary, and not subject to traditional morality. As he has told us, if Rym were a D&D character, he would have an 18 charisma score. (John Kennedy had an 18 charisma. I didn't know him and he wasn't my friend, but Rym is no John Kennedy!)
While some of these issues might SEEM like minor crimes, it is important to note that Rym committed them in his youth. We all know that Jeffrey Dahlmer started out by killing small animals in his youth and that he moved on to killing and eating humans (not to mention having sex with them after he killed them). I would submit to you that Rym is probably planning the crime of the century while we speak! One can only wonder if by logging into the GN forum we haven't all somehow signed over our bank records, property deeds and anime collections in furtherance of some diabolical, Rymian plan!
The only answer is clear: we must alert the FBI at once and lead a cavalcade of officers to Beacon. Rym can then be sent to Guantanamo for rehabilitation. It's only the right thing to do.
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Edit: the fact that you haven't responded yet is proof you are dodging the issue and you are guilty
edit 2: Was the flaming geek a bit too close to the truth for your liking?
So, in a way, Scott’s temper tantrums keep us on the straight and narrow.