Should you trust the word of a liar?

[AndrésC64]

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

I think it was Pirates of the Caribbean that spoke on how you can indeed trust a liar, specifically that you can always trust them to lie and you can be prepared for it. Not so much when someone who isn’t a liar chooses to lie.

[AndrésC64]

That's fair.

[TheDraconianJester]

Maybe, it just depends. Do they lie often? What do they lie about, and why do they lie?
I'd of course take everything with a grain of salt and will always be skeptical whether or not what they say is true. If I can, I'd look into other sides/perspectives of a story to see if they're being truthful for once.
But overall, I'd rather not interact with liars, especially those who are a little too good at lying.

[NathanDavis]

get a second, or third opinion

also... have your own

[AndrésC64]

What if the person giving you the opinion is supposed to be all powerful, all knowing, and perfect? Should you trust them then?

[NathanDavis]

supposed by whom?

[MemeSupreme]

kinda depends

feel like if you're around someone long enough then you get a good idea when they're lying

[Kelly6]

@AndrésC64 why should you?

[AndrésC64]

That's a very good question. I wish I knew but there are millions and millions of people doing it every single day. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[Anonymous]

No, I never believe a word Trump says.

[douride2]

Why would you trust the word of a liar.

[thegreenyogi]

Clearly not.

[XXblack88]

Probably not

[Anonymous]

Yeah zometimez