There was this video that I watched today that purportedly explained why the "left" hates the "right". One thing that might be valid is that the left never can admit error. The reason is to admit a failing, and the left believes that people are perfectable. That means the most eminent amongst them must be perfect, and can never be wrong.
Ever notice that about the commies? They are never wrong. They always blame others for their own failings. If something goes wrong, it has to be somebody else. It is never themselves. In fact, since it went wrong, it has to be "somebody's fault", but that somebody is always somebody who is against them.
We cannot get out of Covidocracy because these people can never admit their stupid behavior. They can never admit that masks don't work. They can never admit that lockdowns don't work. They can never admit that mandates don't work. In short, they can never admit that they are wrong.
It is hard to admit failure. Nobody wants to admit their shortcomings. But it is good human relations and good for everybody to readily admit when you screw up. This would seem to be elementary, but evidently, some people never learn to do this. My guess is that these people are on the political left.
As I've been writing time and again, the left v right thing is a political construct. It bears little with reality, except when the communists practice it. It is their religion, so for them, it is valid. For those on the so-called right to also practice it smacks of an obtuseness that can explain their continued failure.
Hence, the very premise of the video is flawed anyway. But that part about refusal to admit errors and failings is probably right, as far as it goes.
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