Ideologues think that people who disagree with them want to go in the opposite direction, when in fact they're on the wrong vector, and neither direction on it is the right path to take.
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So, in other words, "uncompromising, dogmatic ideology is necessarily wrongheaded"?
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What are some examples?
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Paul's expressing that folks with an uncompromising ideology are "on the wrong vector" and that both they and that folks disagreeing with them are not "[taking] the right path". So, yeah—zero examples come to mind. A few too many terms undefined for any Philosopher.
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