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Blaming the voters is basically denialism. It doesn't accomplish anything and it typically works to prevent the problems from actually being solved. However, I
by tivert 2y ago
Blaming the voters is basically denialism. It doesn't accomplish anything and it typically works to prevent the problems from actually being solved.
However, I think what we might be seeing here are the contradictions of liberalism coming home to roost. No superpower stays a superpower forever. Maybe liberalism is the kind of thing that burns twice as bright for half as long, and its clear brightness blinds distracts its adherents to its flaws.