Crowder is facing one of the worst character trials there is right now. His wife is dealing with Guillain-Barre syndrome, which while not fatal, is no picnic.
Although, I get what you are saying. He hasn't really had the come to Jesus moment that many of our more trusted sources have. That said, I do appreciate his finding the humor in everything, and the fact he's got energy for days. His change my mind events are some of the best examples of... maybe not exactly conservatism, but an open dialogue and not compromising on core elements, free speech, 2a, and so forth.
So, yes, he has some room to grow, and I think the best way would be more "change my mind" runs, preferably with a "notable" leftist occasionally popping up to pitch their crazy bullshit, we, excuse me, point of view.
It seems to me that often wears his difficulties on his sleeve when it is not necessary, perhaps trying to cultivate that image. I am very likely incorrect! It's just a suspicion.
I have a rule when it comes to intuition I always trust it unless it is something I wanted to believe anyway. Just because I can't diagram out a causal relationship between what I've noticed, and what is in the back of my mind doesn't mean it isn't there, it just means my subconscious is doing some math that I can't see.
Bottom line is, I don't know if you're right or wrong, but absence evidence to the contrary, you should always listen to your own inner voice.
Crowder is facing one of the worst character trials there is right now. His wife is dealing with Guillain-Barre syndrome, which while not fatal, is no picnic.
Although, I get what you are saying. He hasn't really had the come to Jesus moment that many of our more trusted sources have. That said, I do appreciate his finding the humor in everything, and the fact he's got energy for days. His change my mind events are some of the best examples of... maybe not exactly conservatism, but an open dialogue and not compromising on core elements, free speech, 2a, and so forth.
So, yes, he has some room to grow, and I think the best way would be more "change my mind" runs, preferably with a "notable" leftist occasionally popping up to pitch their crazy bullshit, we, excuse me, point of view.
I have a rule when it comes to intuition I always trust it unless it is something I wanted to believe anyway. Just because I can't diagram out a causal relationship between what I've noticed, and what is in the back of my mind doesn't mean it isn't there, it just means my subconscious is doing some math that I can't see.
Bottom line is, I don't know if you're right or wrong, but absence evidence to the contrary, you should always listen to your own inner voice.