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Teacake Keeps Posting, Accusing The Government Of Lying
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yet despite dozens of requests on multiple threads there is nary an example and all requests for such are ignored. Is AB facilitating libel here?
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You will need to do what I am increasingly doing Tora and isolate yourself from the frenzied vortex of hate being generated by one or two on this site. They are projecting 24/7, as they always do, and that means ascribing their own vile tendencies onto someone else. Right now with the Prime Minister in recovery mode they are merely, like the parasitic lifeforms...
18:12 Tue 21st Apr 2020
Corby - // If I were to say, "I hope England wins the next football World Cup." that would be a lie. //
No it would not, because it is not a statement of fact, it is a wish, and the two are not connected.
If you 'hope' anything, you cannot be proved right or wrong, so it cannot be a lie.
'The earth is flat.' is an untrue statement, because the fact that is not flat is provable.
However, if that statement is made by someone who believes it to be true, then they are not telling a lie.
No it would not, because it is not a statement of fact, it is a wish, and the two are not connected.
If you 'hope' anything, you cannot be proved right or wrong, so it cannot be a lie.
'The earth is flat.' is an untrue statement, because the fact that is not flat is provable.
However, if that statement is made by someone who believes it to be true, then they are not telling a lie.
// because the fact that is not flat is provable.//
er if it is not provable then it is not a fact - is it?
I agree you can exclude various things such as - "do you want a cup of tea" - all of which is provable by the way ....
but there is a danger of exclusion of so much that there isnt much to discuss ( restricted number of sentences populating the defined world of discourse )
er if it is not provable then it is not a fact - is it?
I agree you can exclude various things such as - "do you want a cup of tea" - all of which is provable by the way ....
but there is a danger of exclusion of so much that there isnt much to discuss ( restricted number of sentences populating the defined world of discourse )
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