That's what President Donald Trump said — and much more — in a bonkers impromptu press gaggle on Friday, where he gave his candid (and misguided) takes on just about anything he was asked.
The bus protests are misguided, because taking buses off the road will increase traffic and it won't reverse the tide of growth-stage companies that have decided to stay like Square, Twitter, Airbnb and Dropbox.
Patriotic pride has its proper place in all this too, and though the marketing of Team GB sometimes grates with me like fingernails on a blackboard, I want British success too, and I dream of an end to the "anyone but Britain" syndrome in which a few take misguided pride.
"People in my constituency received a leaflet from the BNP saying Jo Cox took misguided action by helping Muslims in the country who may now go on to join Isis, alongside some other horrendous allegations," she said.
We all condemn senseless violence, and today groups like ISIS have certainly taken misguided (pseudo) 'religious' brutality to an unprecedented extreme.
We Americans, in particular, certainly did not keep our cool after 9/11, letting our immature, tragically misguided leaders take us into a disastrous, large-footprint war in Iraq, which so destabilized large swaths of the Middle East that more virulent strains of radical jihad were allowed to blossom.
Politics makes us fear our opponents as dangerously misguided; psychology makes them take this personally.
He is an ebullient presence, even as we begin to see that he gets his kicks by taking on misguided charity projects.
But C-51, though not completely misguided, is flawed.Since taking office in 2006 the Conservatives have given the security services more power, lengthened sentences for existing terrorism offences and introduced new ones, such as leaving Canada to commit acts of terrorism.
