Explaining why liberals see up as down, left as right, good as bad...

From The American Thinker:

What has historically distinguished conservative (or what used to be called "classical liberal") political thought from that of leftists is that conservatives remember their mistakes and consequently can learn from them. Conservatism adapts its ideology to contrary evidence; liberalism reinterprets contrary evidence to fit its ideology.


For example, our Founders crafted our Constitution using the failed Articles of Confederation as both inspiration and object lesson.


In contrast, no matter how many times statism fails, the left mystically assures itself -- and us -- that "this time" it will work, somehow.

Please read the whole thing. It's more than worth your time.