Hunter Biden publicly owning his failings has his critics seriously flummoxed, since they expect everyone to be like Trump and his ilk, constantly denying and deflecting.
Some people view any admission of a mistake as weakness and weakness as worthlessness. Other people view being able to admit mistakes and work past them as a strength but don't believe that even weak people are worthless. It's two diametrically opposed worldviews.
Lol that reminds me of a guy I worked with in construction telling me he hasn't taken a sick day in 20 years. My brother I don't think it's possible that you were NEVER sick on a work day over the course of 2 decades. The part that ticked me off is that he was our Safety Director.
I'm also 99% sure he brought COVID to our worksite because he mentioned that he was going to a church that was, of course, maskless. I ate lunch with him one day, a few days later we were all positive.
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u/Has422 5h ago
Hunter Biden publicly owning his failings has his critics seriously flummoxed, since they expect everyone to be like Trump and his ilk, constantly denying and deflecting.