I don’t want to speak for him (especially when he’s free to clarify himself far better than we could do for him!), but dying with dignity conveys an attitude that might be incompatible with actually winning. Maybe not; sometimes abandoning the constraint that you have to see a path to victory makes it easier to do the best you can. But it feels concerning on an instinctive level.
I don’t want to speak for him (especially when he’s free to clarify himself far better than we could do for him!), but dying with dignity conveys an attitude that might be incompatible with actually winning. Maybe not; sometimes abandoning the constraint that you have to see a path to victory makes it easier to do the best you can. But it feels concerning on an instinctive level.