Evil Is to Blame

The Book of Micah makes a whole lot of sense to me right now.

Thinking about it a bit more, I think there's a certain aspect of Liberal Mind Fog that plays into a lot of this: not only a person afflicted with LMF build up an image of reality which differs from the real world in some small but important ways, but the person believes that any discrepancies between their reality and the real world represent defects in the real world. If all such defects were destroyed, by whatever means necessary, then the actual world would conform to the model.

I wonder if the evil glare you got was a consequence of the woman's inability to reconcile her reality, in which she successfully liberates the suitcase from its greedy owner, with the situation before her, where she obviously did not.

As a former liberal, I think I have some insights to their thought processes; I can try to describe them, but such descriptions really don't convey how deep rooted Liberal Mind Fog can be. Certain logical thoughts simply cannot register. When Bill Clinton pushes his health-care proposals, even though I on some level recognize that certain aspects aren't quite consistent with what I learned in Econ 101, I figure that Clinton's probably a smarter guy than me, and so even if I couldn't figure out how his program would actually work, he and his staff wouldn't have had any problem. It doesn't dawn on me that perhaps Bill Clinton's program really wouldn't work as claimed, and worse, that Mr. Clinton may be entirely aware of that but want to push it anyway.

I know liberals who are evil. I know liberals who support evil but don’t know it because they don’t believe evil exists.

Thinking about it a bit more, I think there's a certain aspect of Liberal Mind Fog that plays into a lot of this: not only a person afflicted with LMF build up an image of reality which differs from the real world in some small but important ways, but the person believes that any discrepancies between their reality and the real world represent defects in the real world. If all such defects were destroyed, by whatever means necessary, then the actual world would conform to the model.

I wonder if the evil glare you got was a consequence of the woman's inability to reconcile her reality, in which she successfully liberates the suitcase from its greedy owner, with the situation before her, where she obviously did not.

As a former liberal, I think I have some insights to their thought processes; I can try to describe them, but such descriptions really don't convey how deep rooted Liberal Mind Fog can be. Certain logical thoughts simply cannot register. When Bill Clinton pushes his health-care proposals, even though I on some level recognize that certain aspects aren't quite consistent with what I learned in Econ 101, I figure that Clinton's probably a smarter guy than me, and so even if I couldn't figure out how his program would actually work, he and his staff wouldn't have had any problem. It doesn't dawn on me that perhaps Bill Clinton's program really wouldn't work as claimed, and worse, that Mr. Clinton may be entirely aware of that but want to push it anyway.