This whole thing is almost as sad and embarrassing as The Stickening. We have the bullshido quote, the FAQ with no actual facts, other than "he has friends who like him". Chris really wants us to put a lot of faith in him as this no-bullshit combat vet, but...it's just him, this half-assed website, and five people who are recent internet friends, or barely know him at all, are total assholes, and/or obviously know almost nothing about Andy. I think Chris imagined that there'd be legions of Andy's IRL friends providing specific instances of him showing empathy, or teachable moments where he's started to manipulate people but then apologized or something, or specifics of him benefiting from therapy. Lol. None of his IRL posse friends are commenting though-- either they took the previous 'don't fight my battles' memo more seriously, or they're all out of spoons for Andy-drama.
Apart from Meg, of course. Her comment stands out in what's otherwise a long stream of crap and assholery and victim-blaming. He is awfully lucky she's such a loyal friend.