Stan Thompson was, in all likelihood, a psychopath

Con's first counter is that perhaps Meg isn't actually a psychopath, ignoring the Hare Psychopathy Checklist which I brought up in R2 in support of this. Cunning/manipulation, poor behavioral control, committing actual murder (which Con never responds to), sadism, obsessive infatuation etc. are all exhibited on countless occasions by Meg. These can't just be explained away as Con attempts to do by ascribing it to her being a teenager. Most teenagers haven't killed their siblings (refer to source point 2 in R4) or stalked/kidnapped someone they're obsessively infatuated with. Meg's behavior is far from that of a normal teenager.More than that though, Con straight contradicts himself by moving on from denying that Meg is a psychopath to saying she's a psychopath because she inherited the trait from Lois. Which is it? Fortunately, this point is also ill supported by Con.A) The first problem with Con's analysis is that he assumed mutual exclusivity in psychopathy among Meg's parents. Proving that Lois is a psychopath wouldn't even refute my argument since it's wholly possible both parents could be.B) The second problem with this argument is that Con mistakes an environmentally brought on mental breakdown on Lois' part (ex. freaking out over the paper towels) for a sign of genetic psychopathy. This is false for a few reasons. First, psychopathy is probably genetic as my R2 arguments showed and even the environmental factors are brought on in early age, not from having a stressful holiday season. Furthermore, Lois' breakdown wasn't even indicative of psychopathy. At most it was just a brief stress attack, not full on developed psychopathy.C) On the other children as examples of psychopathy in action, we know that Stewie's condition comes from Peter, not Lois.* This is shown by example of Stewie's half brother Bertram who was born after Peter donated sperm[1]. Bertram shares no genetic material with Lois yet he shares most of Stewie's qualities i.e., genius level intelligence, malevolence, possible psychopathy, etc. This suggests Stewie mostly if not wholly inherited those qualities from Peter. Con also briefly suggests Chris might also be psychotic. While a possibility, it's more likely he's just of extremely low intelligence. Furthermore being psychotic is distinct from being a psychopath[2].D) Con's final defense is to suggest that the seeming psychopathy of the children is environmental instead of genetic. First, Chris isn't a psychopath. He's extremely unintelligent and possibly psychotic, not the same thing. Second, Stewie's condition is almost certainly genetic and inherited from Peter as per the evidence from Bertram as an example in the previous point.Now on whether Meg's psychopathy is environmental or not, refer to my arguments from R4 (which Con never responded to) showing that psychopathy was likely genetic as opposed to environmental. Also, Patrick became psychotic due to a traumatizing (and hilarious) early childhood experience. He didn't become a psychopath (there's a difference!) which throws out this piece of evidence.I'd like to thank Con for an extremely interesting debate. I apologize greatly for my unfortunate earlier forfeit and hope it didn't shorten the debate too much.*And no the pizza delivery guy Lois was in a porno with is not Stewie's dad. At least it's extremely unlikely given the similarity of Bertram (who we know came from Peter) with Stewie.===Sources===[1] http://familyguy.wikia.com... [2] http://www.psychologytoday.com...