I don't think it's just a portrayal. I think he actually is a tool.DeadlyYellow said:
That in and of itself isn't really the problem. Plenty of people are tools, and either don't know it, but don't really show it, or do know it and make a point of hiding it. this kid falls into the category of being a class A tool and having neither the supplementary traits to control it or the knowledge of his toolness, keeping him from hiding it.
OT: Does anyone else associate this kind of behaviour with the kind of people who occasionally wear naruto headbands in public as part of their civies?(Yes, they exist, I've seen them, with my eyes), I've seen them in real life, That kind of person who obsesses over things that neither matter in any real sense to anyone or can bring them any kind of real benefit, and then wonders why people don't admire them for it? We get it kid, you own a PS3/watch Naruto/read comic books/caught em all, but you know what is really needed? Them getting their asses kicked. I don't know what it would solve, I can't say how it would fix anything, but it just feels right doesn't it? I don't mean hard enough to give them permanent injuries, but by all means rough em up a little. But as I said before, it just feels like the right response. Call me primitive, sometimes progress and change aren't for the better.