That's why you say your peace, and move on after it begins repeating itself. We are not obligated to such thinking to continue.
For, to do so would drag you down. When one refuses to be raised up? To continue, is to allow yourself to be dragged down. For they want you to be able to see what they do, eye to eye, as they see it.
Keep your eyes on what is above. Noah must have had to face many a mockery as he kept building the Ark on dry ground with no water in sight. Must have heard many reasons for being a fool not to join them in how they saw things.
It did not stop God. It did not stop his plan. What will be, will be. Heaven and the Lake of Fire are realities. Some play games in hope that God has changed his mind. Some think because they approve of themselves (self righteous) that God must feel the same way about them, too. What will be, will be.
That goes for all of us. Not just for the obvious ones that make us feel we are doing right in comparison. For the obvious ones reveal to us what we need to check in ourselves. Not that we are right about all, and they are wrong. As we see them being blind, we are being blind in another way. Judge not. If we do. We too will be judged. Fear for yourself. Not them.
Romans 2:1 niv
"You, therefore, have no excuse, you who pass judgment on someone else, for at whatever point you judge the other, you are condemning yourself, because you who pass judgment do similar things."
God brings such things our way to expose our own stubborn blindness. God will deal with the other one. We must learn to deal with ourself. As that person is blind about refusing to give up what is obviously wrong to us? We, too, have our areas where we are refusing to give up what is wrong before God.
When such a one who is blatant and undeniably wrong about something comes our way? It should not make us feel we are doing right before God. We should pray that God shows us what it is we are denying before Him that he wants to stop having power in our thinking.
One of the tricks of the Devil is one of having us compare relative wrongness. When we see someone who is very wrong before God, that God must see us as being OK before Him in comparison. Not so. We are either on the right path, or on one of many multiple ways one can be wrong. The way to destruction is "broad and wide."
Such examples of obvious stubborn blindness are brought our way in various forms. Its not simply so we know the Word that involves such things. Its because God is showing us something also about ourself. Not to become self confident in how we approve of ourself.
Philippians 2:12 niv
"Therefore, my dear friends, as you have always obeyed—not only in my presence, but now much more in my absence—continue to work out your salvation with fear and trembling."
Isaiah 55:8 niv
"For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways," declares the LORD."
God brings before us those who are obvious and blatantly living in denial, so we can begin to check ourselves as to where we may do the same
in our own way in the light of God's Word.
Until we mature in Christ (if we are ever to mature) we must keep this in mind as we move forward. If we do not, the other's relative greater wrongness will make us feel that we are acceptable to God when we are not.