Santos was a bit different though. Gabbard tries to tell something resembling the truth, twisted as necessary to accommodate her lack of principles. Santos didn’t even try to tell anything vaguely resembling the truth. He just spewed a constant stream of ridiculously obvious lies.
Yeah… probably on an absolute scale, Santos was even more unprincipled than Gabbard.
I guess I didn’t even consider him because it was never necessary to dive that deep into his character to discover fatal flaws. I never made it to the point of questioning his principles because he couldn’t even open his mouth without lying. With Gabbard on the other hand, her sort of superficially honest-ish approach to things throws her complete and total lack of principles into stark relief.
Hmm…
Santos was a bit different though. Gabbard tries to tell something resembling the truth, twisted as necessary to accommodate her lack of principles. Santos didn’t even try to tell anything vaguely resembling the truth. He just spewed a constant stream of ridiculously obvious lies.
Yeah… probably on an absolute scale, Santos was even more unprincipled than Gabbard.
I guess I didn’t even consider him because it was never necessary to dive that deep into his character to discover fatal flaws. I never made it to the point of questioning his principles because he couldn’t even open his mouth without lying. With Gabbard on the other hand, her sort of superficially honest-ish approach to things throws her complete and total lack of principles into stark relief.
Or something like that…