If we squint our brains, we can all see that gang-bangers from the hood are actually model citizens of society CEOs, bankers, and pillars of virtue. In their minds, girls can become boys and men can become pregnant, if they simply choose to think so. Real-world actualities are anathema to the left. For a party of self-proclaimed intellectuals, they seem woefully ignorant of immutable facts, and science at large. The leftist feels that whatever they can imagine is thus manifest, having no awareness or respect for the harsh, uncompromising, judge known as reality.
It’s not a lie, because they think it to be true. Nowadays it’s called diversity of thought, while fact-based logical arguments are derided as being racist, narrow-minded, or out-of-touch with the current, amorphous state, of modern thinking.Įnlightened leftists believe that their perceptions usurp all other aspects of reality. In the past, choosing to believe in things that contradict reality was considered a sign of delusion. It cannot make the sun rise in the West, nor can it make a boy into a girl or turn a power-point slide into limitless green energy. It cannot change the boiling point of water. It does not negate the effect of gravity. Perception, however, is just what we thought we saw, not what actually happened. I think we’ve all squinted at the animation of the spinning ballerina and asked ourselves – is she rotating clockwise or counterclockwise? There is no disagreement that the limits of perception influence how we interpret our world.
I agree that what we perceive is subjective, with five witnesses to an event describing five different outcomes.ĭali made a living painting optical illusions to trick our minds. I was familiar with this phrase during my formative years when educators made philosophical arguments about trees falling in forests that nobody heard, or about tigers lurking behind picket fences.
#LEFTIST WARPED REALITY TV#
A talking-head appeared on the TV and uttered that famous phrase “We know it’s not right, but perception is reality, so…” That’s all it took for me to close my laptop and unplug from the insanity of life for the remainder of the day. Donnelly – It started off as an ordinary day, working from home with my television playing in the background while typing at a computer.
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