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I simply believe he's being honest and sincere in this case. That doesn't mean I condone anything and everything he's done or will do. He admits himself that h
by staunch 4y ago
I simply believe he's being honest and sincere in this case. That doesn't mean I condone anything and everything he's done or will do.
He admits himself that he's a "mixed bag". Which is of course true of all of us.
- JaimeThompson 4y agoGiven his history of making statements which, if I am being generous, are wildly optimistic year after year while not allowing experience to impact what he is saying I have less faith that he will actually do what he says. Value wise his other states goals would be far better advanced if he used that money to speed them along instead of buying Twitter.
- ausbah 4y agohow can you be both honest / sincere and a "mixed bag"? it honestly reads to me like you're overlooking some big inconsistencies in his behavior "just because he's human". I would normally agree with - but considering his status as the world's richest man makes me think he should be held to a much higher standard
- staunch 4y ago> how can you be both honest / sincere and a "mixed bag"? Because people can be both honest and dishonest about different things or at different times. No one is perfectly honest and even the worst person is probably honest some of the time. > ...considering his status as the world's richest man makes me think he should be held to a much higher standard This makes sense in some ways and absolutely none at all in other ways. The richest man should be judged harshly for displaying greed, for example, but not for making mistakes that money doesn't help prevent.