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and now the real question becomes, does that change anything relating to the truthfulness of his past positions?
by Nemrod67 5y ago
and now the real question becomes, does that change anything relating to the truthfulness of his past positions?
- TremendousJudge 5y agono, no it doesn't. if logic is valid, it doesn't matter who says it.
- cldellow 5y agoNo, his past actions were a great service to the world. At the same time, his current behaviour means I no longer find him to be a meaningful source of commentary. He called Trudeau "tyrannical and obscene" -- no followup comment when, days later, Trudeau revoked the Emergencies Act. He mocked the world for trusting US intelligence that Russia was going to invade Ukraine -- no followup comment when Russia then committed a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Again, what he did in the past: tremendous service. What he seems capable of doing today: not useful to me.
- robertlagrant 5y ago> He called Trudeau "tyrannical and obscene" -- no followup comment when, days later, Trudeau revoked the Emergencies Act Trudeau revoked use of the Emergencies Act after using it for 10 days to destroy a protest. It's hard to characterise that any other way.
- seanw444 5y agoPeople are using the revocation as justification for enacting it in the first place.