
Originally Posted by
Kano
I refer to what I said before. His idea of rectifying the problem to the best of his current ability, or methods, doesn't correlate to his desire to do so. We all pick and choose ways of doing things, ignornig what may seem like the best option to others at times. It doesn't mean his choices are always right - clearly they aren't anymore - and it also doesn't mean he is purposely ignoring other things that he knows will improve things. If he doesn't believe in other methods - rightly or wrongly - then he is just as flawed as us all. Stubborness can be the downfall of quite a lot of men but it shouldn't detract from their desire to actually want the best end result.