Solzhenitsyn claimed that we erred as that was more comfortable.

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In his famous Harvard address, Solzhenitsyn argued that the West had erred in placing too much emphasis on individualism and had lost its moral courage and sense of responsibility. He believed that this error was made because it was more comfortable to do so, rather than facing the discomfort of standing up for what is right. Solzhenitsyn often criticized people for choosing comfort over truth, and argued that acknowledging difficult truths was necessary for moral progress.

Solzhenitsyn Claimed That We Erred as That Was More Comfortable