Truth is relative though because each person interprets the same set of events in different ways. And the way they interpret things literally creates their experience of reality. I suppose some people are actually insane and may literally delete real events. Like "no I don't believe Hitler existed". Perhaps that's what this quote is referring to, people who are actually clinically insane.

Thanks weesin

I need to clarify that I meant "better company on the right" ONLY in regard to this topic.

this is one of the best comments I've seen in a while. Thanks imustbeabigot

This quote is alluding to the fact that many people these days claim that things are a certain way because it's "their truth" and hold onto that rather than accepting THE truth. They will distort historical facts to appeal to their own beliefs or to be politically correct. They are snowflakes denying reality to live in comfort rather than improving themselves. They will even deny facts if it doesn't support their reality (their "truth"). They are living in an imaginary lala land in their minds. Unfortunately, I have seen that this is very common among the left, which I belong to and it frustrates me. This is because if I could simply change my political notions then I would at least have some better company on the right (Not all of them, obviously).

I don't get it.

Who and what is this talking about? Without that it's spurious nonsense.