When Butters finds the staff to be unsympathetic, he excoriates them, telling them that he and Bradley are perfectly normal the way they are and that the staff's assertions of "confusion" are simply a projection of their own confusion.
When Butters finds the staff to be unsympathetic, he excoriates them, telling them that he is sick of people telling him he's confused, and that he was never confused until he was brought to the camp. He also voices his belief that the staff's assertions of "confusion" are simply a projection of their own confusion.