Unfortunately the destruction of the truth matters:
“The great analysts of truth and language in politics”—writes McGill University political philosophy professor Jacob T. Levy—including “George Orwell, Hannah Arendt, Vaclav Havel—can help us recognize this kind of lie for what it is…. Saying something obviously untrue, and making your subordinates repeat it with a straight face in their own voice, is a particularly startling display of power over them. It’s something that was endemic to totalitarianism.”
Arendt and others recognized, writes Levy, that “being made to repeat an obvious lie makes it clear that you’re powerless.”
For a party that calls itself the Liberal Democrats to do this is rather fundamental.
It means that power comes from above rather than is representative.
It means grass roots issues are over looked when deemed unimportant or irrelevant by the leadership.
Anything that does suit their needs and agenda isn't important enough to be recognised.
So important issues take a back seat if they don't serve the interests of the leaders.
So what is the point in voting for them if they are going to ignore you anyway?