Douchebag Jon Gosselin Continues His Public Attack on Kate

Jon Gosselin is still making pathetic attempts to get the public on his side playing the “abused” victim in his marriage to Kate Gosselin.

In Part Two of his Good Morning America interview (airing today), Jon attacks Kate once again for how she’s handling her side of the story — you know, with poise and dignity?

Here are some HIGHlights:

On Kate’s abuse and subsequent “lies” to the media about their break-up:
“… I don’t trust her anymore. I was abused … I was beaten down … I’m not going back to that life style. She knows the truth. I wish to God, she would speak from emotions … She’s not speaking from the heart. Please — the stuff you tell me in private should be the stuff you tell me on TV.”

On the first time he stood up to Kate:
“In 10 years, I’ve never gone out … When she said, ‘I don’t want you going out,’ I … I used to say, ‘OK, I’m not going to go out.’ I was very passive. This is the first time I said, ‘You know what? I want to see my friends. I’m going out. That was the first time in my life I ever stood up to Kate … I just felt like I had to take back some time in my life, and I did it. And I felt really good. I made my own decision … I was beaten down for so long, I couldn’t even make my own decision. And when I did, I was like, holy cow! You know? Yeah, what’s she gonna do? Divorce me? All right. Obviously. You know.”

On what his family thinks about the split:
“My mom and my brothers, they say to me, ‘It’s so good to have the real Jon back. It’s so good to have the warm, loving, kind, caring person that we knew you when you were … before you got married. I’ve changed for her. Because I loved her … But don’t forget who you are. That’s what happened to me.”

On why marriage counseling didn’t work:
“I learned about myself. If she’s not going to therapy, she’s not going to fix herself, then it’s not going to work. It takes two people. I have a $22,000 therapy bill. I mean, I tried to have marriage counseling. I did it myself. She refused to go.”

Jon continues to milk the situation by claiming that he’s cried more in the past 8 months than his entire life and that he’s “a real person with feelings.”

Jon also admits to making poor choices saying “OK, I’ve made mistakes. Maybe it wasn’t the best idea to go out to the clubs. But we all learn from mistakes, except mine are public.”

Okay, that’s enough now, Jon!

Really, it’s time to shut your mouth!

The saddest and most unfortunate thing of all is that their 8 children will be able to read all about their parents’ nasty divorce one day.

Better save some of that TLC dough for their future therapy bills!

[Image via WENN.]