Slammed
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The funny thing about that is that he kind of started out the article like he was trying to apologise, or at least his version of an apology. But by the end it's just more BS that people are actually buying into. I'm sure at times he's been misquoted but I'm also sure that there are times what he's said was printed exactly as said. What I'm not so sure about is if KK actually understands the difference.
One of the tech forums I use recently had someone rage quit because they weren't getting their own way, it was everyone else fault and certain people over powered his message with a different opinion. However the rage quitter refused to admit any fault of his own despite every single one of his comments being an insult. "You are wrong you uneducated fool." "These are the facts go back to school and get a real education." "You are too dumb to form a real opinion." It was never a case of wrong and right but the insistent insults, but the guy flatly refused to admit those insults were creating a problem because he was right. That's kind of how I see KK now. He thinks everything he says is accurate and therefore the delivery of it makes no difference, misquoted or misspoken he's still right and shouldn't have to defend himself.
One of the tech forums I use recently had someone rage quit because they weren't getting their own way, it was everyone else fault and certain people over powered his message with a different opinion. However the rage quitter refused to admit any fault of his own despite every single one of his comments being an insult. "You are wrong you uneducated fool." "These are the facts go back to school and get a real education." "You are too dumb to form a real opinion." It was never a case of wrong and right but the insistent insults, but the guy flatly refused to admit those insults were creating a problem because he was right. That's kind of how I see KK now. He thinks everything he says is accurate and therefore the delivery of it makes no difference, misquoted or misspoken he's still right and shouldn't have to defend himself.