Obviously, the cartoon is poking fun at politicians who choose to ignore reality, who don’t argue about what the facts are, they completely disregard anything they disagree with.
My background is in science so l do respect reality, but I also avoid reading the news when it gets too worrisome or depressing and there is nothing I can do about the situation.
That is certainly one approach…
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Absolutely! This is more like Scott Adams in Dilbert!
As Ashleigh Brilliant says, “I’ve given up my search for truth. Now I’m looking for a good fantasy.”
Seems a popular excuse.
As the saying goes, “People are going to believe what they want to believe.”
As the saying goes, “People are going to believe what they want to believe.”
so true!
Yes, it’s best to keep that in mind. Sometimes it’s the only explanation.
I’m with Tammy, and sometimes I just don’t get it! 🙂
It’s just the huge variety of human experience. As I’ve said before, we’re all a bunch of nuts and we each have our own way of being one.
So. When the news is worrisome we can just call it fake news then not worry? I think my blood pressure would like that.
Obviously, the cartoon is poking fun at politicians who choose to ignore reality, who don’t argue about what the facts are, they completely disregard anything they disagree with.
My background is in science so l do respect reality, but I also avoid reading the news when it gets too worrisome or depressing and there is nothing I can do about the situation.
couldn’t they just erase it from the hard-drive…
couldn’t they abandon the meeting, any excuse will do!
The cartoon is clearly making fun of Trump and anyone else who disregards facts, calling anything they disagree with “fake news”.