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I have a rule of thumb for myself.
I give people the benefit of the doubt.
I try to be truthful with everyone.
But if I catch someone lying to me, in my book, that gives me permission to lie to them.
What goes around, comes around.
It's like self defense with words.
What is a lie exactly?
A manipulation of the truth.
An intent to deceive.
Is it ok to deceive a deceiver?
In my book, yes.
But how does a person do that without ruining their own credibility?
How to expose people's lies.
Why are cops allowed to lie to people?
We wouldn't need to Build anything Back if they weren't turning everything to shit.
>more people are awake to the bullshit than ever before in human history
That's what makes it a success, not a failure.
People waking up is "their" greatest fear.
The fox is guarding the henhouse on this one.
Congress will never impose term limits on themselves.
>Then a senator, Biden argued that the “power of the ballot box” gave people the opportunity to vote out anyone they do not like.
But elections are rigged, so that doesn't work.
Congress will never approve cutting off their own cash cows.