For whatever reason, Sarandon, Gray and others voted for Jill Stein. However, what I

[still_one]

cannot understand, and it is disturbs me, after everything we have been through under Trump, as far as I am aware, they do not express any regrets for voting for third party.

Admitting a mistake, or even an "error in judgement" is one thing, but refusing to acknowledge a mistake is NOT a good attribute, and indicates a complete lack of critical thinking in my view

[Cha]

1. Admitting a mistake is a sign of

strength.. so there's your answer.

[still_one]

2. true, and the ability to learn from those mistakes

[Cha]

7. Yes, if you don't admit you made

one even to yourself then you can't learn and you keep on doing the same thing expecting a different outcome. Didn't Einstein have something to say about that?

When all we have to do is be honest with ourselves and acknowledge our mistakes so we don't make them again. We get smarter instead of dumber.

[blm]

3. More protective of their enormous egos than of their fellow neighbors

who are suffering under Trump’s policies.

[still_one]

4. excellent point

[thesquanderer]

5. It doesn't disturb me. I accept that lots of people do and say stupid things.

This kind of thing would stop me from voting for Sarandon if she were running for something, but otherwise has no impact on me.

p.s. Who is Banks?

[still_one]

6. My mistake, I meant briahna joy gray. Will correct. Thanks

[solara]

8. Sarandon didn't make a mistake - I distinctly remember Sarandon

on MSNBC, saying that, “Some people feel Donald Trump will bring the revolution immediately if he gets in then things will really, you know, explode.”

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2016/11/02/susan-sarandon-fear-of-trump-not-enough-for-me-to-support-clinton-with-her-record-of-corruption/

She proved just how much she doesn’t like the Democratic candidate, when she sent the Green Party a letter officially endorsing its candidate for president, Jill Stein. This, even though Sanders himself has urged his supporters to vote for Clinton over a third party.

“Fear of Donald Trump is not enough for me to support Clinton, with her record of corruption,” it stated.

The letter tellingly didn’t espouse the virtues of Stein so much as it offered an exhaustive laundry list of reasons she does not support Clinton. Among those reasons were Clinton’s lack of support for the following: a $15 minimum wage, legalization of marijuana and a binding climate treaty. It also expressed frustration at Clinton’s support of “unconditional military aid to Israel.”

Yeah. Sarandon. She did a lot of damage and is apparently still into it.

[elocs]

9. In Wisconsin, Stein received more votes than Trump's margin of victory.

And those were not votes from conservatives.

[honest.abe]

10. Exactly.

I think I could forgive them if they simply admitted they were wrong and if had to do it over again they wound have voted differently.

But they wont. I assume its arrogance.

[still_one]

11. Exactly