Full Idea
A false proposition is not made false by anything like a 'falsifying' fact. A false proposition simply fails to be made true by any fact.
Gist of Idea
There are no 'falsifying' facts, only an absence of truthmakers
Source
George Engelbretsen (Trees, Terms and Truth [2005], 4)
Book Reference
'The Old New Logic', ed/tr. Oderberg,David S. [MIT 2005], p.44
A Reaction
Sounds good. In truthmaker theory, one truth-value (T) is 'made', but the other one is not, so there is no symmetry between the two. Better to talk of T and not-T? See ideas on Excluded Middle.
Related Idea
Idea 17924 Excluded middle says P or not-P; bivalence says P is either true or false [Colyvan]