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With that argument, fascist regimes would be pretty close to the truth, since they were criticized by both liberal democracies and communist countries. Also, y
by basfo 2y ago
With that argument, fascist regimes would be pretty close to the truth, since they were criticized by both liberal democracies and communist countries.
Also, you’re assuming there are always only two positions on a given topic. I know it might look that way on Twitter—most people today seem weaponized to pick one side or the other—but real social studies are far more nuanced than that.
The fact that everyone criticizes you only means that whatever you say doesn’t align with their narrative, not that you’re close to the truth.
- Loughla 2y agoI find it interesting that we're in a post truth society now, and it may not mean what I think it means. While considering your last paragraph I realized that post truth doesn't necessarily mean absence of fact. It's simply people trying to write history while living it instead of waiting for it to actually be history or relying on experts to maintain an historical account. Facts don't matter. What gets remembered is all that matters, really. Fascinating.