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Originally Posted by Sugar Mouse
Let's dissect Lindsey's statement that you posted above.
1. Lindsey did not deny any part of the band's story. That's very telling.
2. Lindsey said that him being fired "was not something that was really my doing or my choice." Notice the tell there. He added "really" meaning that he knows that he had a part in being fired from the band. If he believed that he was an innocent bystander simply being fired for no reason then he would have said that in unequivocal terms. However, he did not do that.
Rather, he did not deny any part of the band's story. Until he does that, I find it very difficult to find any credibility in the theories floating around this forum.
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Why don't you bring the same microscope to the band's statement? No one but Stevie said "November", and I'm pretty sure she just pulled that date out of thin air. She doesn't have the greatest track record on accuracy.
Lindsey's "statement" was hardly that. It was a brief comment on the elephant in the room at a political fundraiser. Hardly the time and place to get into a long discussion of what actually happened.
And Lindsey is denying their story - factions in the band lost their perspective, which implies that they used an ostensible reason, like touring schedule conflicts, to oust him from the band.
Just because Lindsey doesn't explicitly deny their story doesn't mean it's true. He doesn't tend to issue statements.