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It is interesting how he did have a real upward trajectory. He was booking more and more serious gigs, and actual important people were talking to him. He was on the threshold of breaking out as a serious person, then something happened and it all came crumbling down. I unironically think it was the Vyvanse. It was enough to give him the motivation to prepare for these debates and events, but it feels like somewhere along the way he started to have serious delusions of grandeur. He doesn't seem to understand that no one cares about the opinion of an amphetamine-addicted former failed pro gamer with zero charisma on matters of constitutional law or any other serious political or social issues. Ironically, if he were a rightoid, he would have had a better chance of rising up to become a valued and respected voice, but he chose to hedge his bets with the party of credentialism.Every bad thing that has happened to Destiny over the last couple of years, from the divorce, to the lawsuit, to the loss of friends, to the loss of respect in the mainstream, etc. is because of something he did, and he doesn't even have the ability to accept accountability for those things and make an effort to be a better person because his brain does not work that way. So not only is he in hell, he's in a hell that he thinks he can't get out of because it's everyone else's fault and he can't control other people.