Stan Thompson was, in all likelihood, a psychopath

Note to readers that in the comments section Con has conceded his opening argument as a simple mistake. It was decided at the outset that whether Stan Thompson is Meg's father will not be up for debate here, but will rather be assumed.Obviously we've never seen Stan Thompson or heard of him in any instance besides the scene referred to in R1. This means if one is looking for 100% confirmation of the resolution, one will be left wanting. Because of this, I will simply draw on all available evidence to argue that Stan Thompson being a psychopath is the most supported answer.Point 1: Meg is a psychopath.To prove this let's just look at what makes a psychopath. Now there is obviously one tenet of psychopathy which most will admit Meg does not fit into and I want to refute this first. That is, glibness or superficial charm which Meg obviously lacks. While a trait commonly associated with psychopathy a la popular representations of psychopaths like Ted Bundy and Dexter Morgan, this alone isn't a necessary trait. Going off of the Hare Psychopathy Checklist, no single trait is absolutely necessary, but one's score is based on a rating scale. Getting a high score is weighted higher than getting specific points checked off.Now while obviously lacking in superficial charm, Meg tests positively in several other factors of the test including being cunning/manipulative (ep. "The Han That Rocks the Weelchair")[1], having poor behavioral control (as per her repeated suicidal outbursts and other incidents such as her jumping in front of a car to cripple herself[1]) as well as committing murder[3], taking pleasure in the suffering of others (as per her various dark comments to Chris throughout the shows run), etc. Meg is also prone to infatuation (as per her short-lived obsessions with both Brian and Joe), indicating impulsivity and her possibly even being psychotic.The reason this is important is because psychopathy in many cases has been shown to have a strong genetic factor[3][4], indicating that one or more of Meg's parents may very well have been psychopaths. Point 2: Lois associated with shady characters.Further credence is lent to the idea that Stan Thompson is a psychopath by reference to Lois's past. Numerous allusions have been made during the show's run including her past association with pornographers[5], and her past use of (and possible addiction to) drugs such as crystal meth[6] and cocaine[7], and marijuana. Looking at the kind of people who are attracted to such niches (drug use and porn), it isn't too much of a stretch to consider that Meg's father could have been one of the people she associated with in those fields. This is not intended as unique evidence on it's own, but when observed in conjunction with Point 1 it lends credence to my argument.===Sources===[1] http://en.wikipedia.org... (Meg gets Bonnie arrested by planting a gun on her at the airport in order to be with Joe.)[2] http://familyguy.wikia.com... [3] http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com... "AB (antisocial behavior) in children with high levels of CU (callous-unemotional traits) is under extremely strong genetic influence and no influence of shared environment"[4] http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov... "Twin analyses revealed significant genetic influence on distinct psychopathic traits (Fearless Dominance and Impulsive Antisociality)"[5] http://en.wikipedia.org... [6] Peter: [after sex] Ah, that was great. Where'd you get that tattoo on your lower back? Lois: I don't know, Peter. Meth is a hell of a drug. http://www.imdb.com...[7] http://familyguy.wikia.com...