Bear said it, and he's not the only one who caught that.
Kasky specifically said that if he didn't think the others in the March could carry on without him, he wouldn't have left. But he did, because he believes they can.
He's not disavowing their cause OR admitting it's all based on lies.
As much as I'd like to accept his "Come to Jesus" moment and the experience of meeting and speaking with gun owners across the nation, the totality of his statement belies itself.
“I still know I’m right, I just realized I’m unable to defend any of my positions logically to other people, so I must be deficient compared to my colleagues.”
This guy can’t even fail in the right direction. He’s a failure at failing.
I doubt it. He's leaving because he can't take the heat, but he's counting on the other at March for Our Lies to "carry on."
ReplyDeleteBear said it, and he's not the only one who caught that.
ReplyDeleteKasky specifically said that if he didn't think the others in the March could carry on without him, he wouldn't have left. But he did, because he believes they can.
He's not disavowing their cause OR admitting it's all based on lies.
As much as I'd like to accept his "Come to Jesus" moment and the experience of meeting and speaking with gun owners across the nation, the totality of his statement belies itself.
“I still know I’m right, I just realized I’m unable to defend any of my positions logically to other people, so I must be deficient compared to my colleagues.”
ReplyDeleteThis guy can’t even fail in the right direction. He’s a failure at failing.