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I often see this tactic.When I describe historical events, someone who doesn't like it announces something different from what I said, then they announce that their description isn't accurate, and try to pretend that I'm the one who was wrong.It's a strange form of Orwell's "doublethink". Almost amounts to "triplethink", in fact.The twists that some leftists bend themselves into, to try to pretend their ideas are right, can be mind-boggling at times.
I often see this tactic.
When I describe historical events, someone who doesn't like it announces something different from what I said, then they announce that their description isn't accurate, and try to pretend that I'm the one who was wrong.
It's a strange form of Orwell's "doublethink". Almost amounts to "triplethink", in fact.
The twists that some leftists bend themselves into, to try to pretend their ideas are right, can be mind-boggling at times.
