How liars condemn themselves - Bible talk

[jennifer_bloom]

The liars I know fall into two categories: They either believe I’m lying when I’m being honest or they will believe liars no matter how crazy or refutable their claims on, I have never met a liar who did not think honest people were liars, believe other lies, or respect liars and choose them above honest people, which is why, when you lie, you make your life harder and not easier and are doubly condemned, both for the lie you told, and the lies you believed after telling that first lie, so avoid lying if you want less entanglement in your life.

[alance99]

Nice Mytake

[alance99]

Thanks for MHO

[jillybeanns]

I agree

[ObscuredBeyond]

There is no lie more insidious, than that which deceives an entire populace into a delusion of a righteousness it doesn't have, while killing them for the righteousness they don't actually have, while leading them to think the instruments that are killing them are somehow saving them.

"It's far easier to con a man; than it is to convince him that he's been conned."

Especially when the con artists have so completely brainwashed members of the government, education establishment, Hollywood, and even the freakin' local pop radio station, that their feeling of a "need" to keep the narrative going no matter what the challenge to it surfaces means they will become cutthroat to protect their narrative.

When the radio laxes its FCC regulation against obscene words in songs; but is determined to make sure you never once hear a single word about any treatment for a disease the con artists themselves engineered except for a Nuremberg-violating jab full of witchcraft that doesn't even cure what it was made to "protect" you from, all while having some propagandist in a really cheesily-acted monologue lecture you about how she's there to "protect" you - you know something foul is afoot.

It used to be illegal to broadcast blatant propaganda like that. Not anymore, courtesy of Obama.

[Julielamar2]

Yes, but everyone is lying, of course lying is bad but I think in some cases it can be useful

[SenseiSeptred]

There is such a thing as societal structure lies as well that get ingrained to the point that they are never questioned.

[In_Trance]

Isn't this the slightest bit hypocritical?