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I start splitting hairs. Asking questions like "In what sense?" and "What's at stake if somebody is wrong?" If "right" or "wrong" is about smthg without consequence, I stop hairsplitting and just agree.

If not, I continue to assess the situation. Is it ok to let everybody think they're right, even if somebody is wrong? Is the "wrong" person accidentally wrong? Maliciously wrong? If I question their wrongness without the backing of some authority figure and/or the group, will they try to take their indignation out on me by trying to take smthg from me? Will they take it out on somebody else? Who?

After this process, I'll take any number of actions, depending on what the answers to my self questioning are. I'd rather not discuss them right now, tho. It's dinnertime and I'd have to draw a frikkin chart to cover all the possibilities and contingencies that typically go through my mind when I'm reasoning my way through "Who's right, who's wrong and what should we do about it?" It all happens inside my head in under a minute.

The image of people standing on the right side of a line popped in my head.

It seems unbalanced.

i don't care who's wrong or who's right. 

The reason I even posted the statement is because I've been staying with my little sister for the past week. She and her boyfriend are hipsters, and everyone they hang out with are either hipsters or hippies. Her boyfriend was talking about his vegan friend and how he is when it comes to playing strategy games with them, and added that he is all about the idea of "everyone is right". I've heard that before living in Austin for almost 8 years. It's a very bohemian atmosphere out here.

Anyway... The moment he said it I thought, "I should post that on sc to see how people respond." 

I still don't understand the whole 'hipster' phenomenon (we don't have it here),  I'm assuming you're talking about the neckbeard / legbeard "acceptance" crowd?  Y'know, the trigger warning people..

by Raven

What thoughts go through your head when you read a statement like the one in the title? 

 That whoever would state such a thing is a moron.

by Prayforoursinners

Everyone is right in there own mind and world. 

Only as long as they contain their world within their own heads.  The moment they open their mouths and broadcast their idiocy, they need to be corrected.  Like, the Earth is not flat like a cowpat just  because someone thinks it is and everyone is supposed to be "right in their own mind". 

Everyone is perfectly entitled to think whatever they fancy, as long as they keep it to themselves. 

If everyone was wrong, I'd be an anti-social.