Chris Brown doesn't know when to quit

If you looked up "Violent no-talent douche with a raging sense of entitlement" in the dictionary, you wouldn't find anything, because it's not a recognized term per se. However, I think most rational people would agree that it if were ever added, Chris Brown's photograph would be the most adequate inclusion.
After ex-punching-bag Rihanna's interview excerpt on Good Morning America, Brown reacted to her graphic description of the beating he gave her by issuing the following statement.

While I respect Rihanna's right to discuss the specific events of February 8th, I maintain my position that all of the details should remain a private matter between us.

Obviously, there are a number of jokes in poor taste that one could make at this. What is most important and notable here is that it makes clear that his contrition is completely fake.  More than that, he does not understand that violence not a mistake for which you can make reparations, like accidentally crashing into someone's car. Of course, he has his supporters who would disagree. Aside from the legions of idiots who maintain the moronic stance that it was justified because she must have provoked him, those with vested financial interests in his future are working to promulgate the notion that contrition necessitates forgiveness. Mainly, I'm talking about MTV.



Disgusting. In addition to this, they've been playing his new video all week, prefaced by a montage of fans voicing their support for him.
The behavior of domestic abusers often conforms to a well-known pattern: they express deep regret after an incident, mainly out of the same fear and need to control the situation that drove them to violence. The point is that he is not really said, and MTV is implicitly suggesting that half-hearted apologies are enough to earn forgiveness for a sociopath.
I realize how stupid it is of me to comment on this and wish Chris Brown would go away forever (I honestly don't care for Rihanna's music either), but I'm confident he will. I just wish he'd do so more quietly, and take MTV with him.