Quote of the Day
Democrats didn’t like what voters told them on election night, and they don’t seem to like hearing what they have to say to each other in the fallout.
If they want to avoid defeat and become a reasonable party again, they will have to learn how to listen to each other, and their voters, again.
Max Thornberry
November 24, 2024
Democrats turn on each other in battle for soul of the party
I get it that reality is tough. But reality eventually wins.
This gets back to something I have been saying for years. There is a process by which one can determine truth from falsity. Many people not only don’t use a process, but they also can’t comprehend that such a process exists.
For some people truth is what they believe. Many people have beliefs which not only lack evidence but are in despite of evidence. They may not say this explicitly, but they use phrases that mean that. My “favorites” are variations of “people have their own truths.”
It would be more accurate to say, “people have their own falsehoods.” There is some ultimate truth “out there.” But frequently it is tough, really tough, to get at it. Some people have beliefs much closer to truth/reality, but ultimately it boils down to people believe different falsehoods.
Just because everyone is “wrong” it does not mean everyone is equally wrong. I think this truth escapes the majority of the Democrat Party leaders. They can correctly find flaws in the in their political opponents’ beliefs. This does not mean the Democrat Party belief system is correct or even better.