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  • CJ7
  • 11-08-2013, 12:21 PM
So lying is ok, if your policy is right ? Originally Posted by Whirlaway

you lie, spin, and deflect every freakin' day to promote your agenda, telling a lie must be ok, huh?
Stupid Mother Fucker...ask Greece...jeesuusss. Originally Posted by IIFFOFRDB
You ask Greece, you jackass. And do a little reading. Unless you are a complete moron, you'll see that there is a tad bit of difference between Greece and the United States of America. One would think that such a thing would be obvious to you but since you are a fucking dunce of monumental proportions, one makes exceptions.

Fuck off to Google now moron.
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All right. Question. When is it acceptable for a politician to lie?
All right. Question. When is it acceptable for a politician to lie? Originally Posted by CuteOldGuy
Almost everything every politician says is a lie, especially when campaigning. Acceptable to who and in what context? If George Bush lies about the presence of WMD's to justify an invasion of Iraq that costs a trillion dollars, 5,000 American lives and hundreds of thousands of WIA....well, that's worse than not be able to predict the ultimate insurance coverage issues presented by a bill as complex as the Affordable Care Act.

How was that?
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Hmmm . . . Timmy, I think both of the lies you mentioned are unacceptable. Do you?

Let's take both of those lies. How would the country be different had Presidents Bush and Obama told the truth? Would we be better off, or worse off?
Lying is not ok, it is just that we might as well admit to each other that all politicians do it. It isn't right, and they should pay some price. But healthcare for all is a laudable goal, and Obama lying about keeping terrible policies isn't a deal breaker. Perhaps slap him on the wrist and have him admit that not every cancelled policy should have been cancelled, but that the insurance companies saw their chance to increase their profits and blame the cancellation on Obama at the same time. Originally Posted by Bert Jones
So as long as long as your ends are justified, any means possible?
Not what this Republic was meant to stand for! More accurately now, what this country so easily falls for.
You ask Greece, you jackass. And do a little reading. Unless you are a complete moron, you'll see that there is a tad bit of difference between Greece and the United States of America. One would think that such a thing would be obvious to you but since you are a fucking dunce of monumental proportions, one makes exceptions.

Fuck off to Google now moron. Originally Posted by timpage
Walgreen's sells VAGISIL...

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  • BJerk
  • 11-09-2013, 01:33 PM
All right. Question. When is it acceptable for a politician to lie? Originally Posted by CuteOldGuy
In war, the truth is so precious it should be protected by a vanguard of lies. -Winston Churchill
I would say he should lie only to deceive our enemies in war and also high priority espionage against our enemies.
He should never lie to the American people on domestic issues, but if he lies to Republicans, I can forgive him, if he asks for forgiveness.
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  • BJerk
  • 11-09-2013, 01:37 PM
So as long as long as your ends are justified, any means possible?
Not what this Republic was meant to stand for! More accurately now, what this country so easily falls for. Originally Posted by SirReal
No, he should not lie except as provided above. However, everyone does so we have to deal with it.
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  • WTF
  • 11-09-2013, 02:02 PM
I think most thinking voters acknowledge politicians lie; the question is what does a voter do about it when the lie is as big as Obama's lies........... Originally Posted by Whirlaway
Same thing they did with Bush's yellow cake lie...they re-elect'em!
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In war, the truth is so precious it should be protected by a vanguard of lies. -Winston Churchill
I would say he should lie only to deceive our enemies in war and also high priority espionage against our enemies.
He should never lie to the American people on domestic issues, but if he lies to Republicans, I can forgive him, if he asks for forgiveness. Originally Posted by Bert Jones
So, you are opposed to the President lying, except when the President is Democrat. Ok.

By the way, does no one want to speculate on how different this country would be if President Bush had told the truth about Iraq, and President Obama had told the truth about the Affordable Care Act?

Those are just two lies out of . . . Thousands?
So, you are opposed to the President lying, except when the President is Democrat. Ok.

By the way, does no one want to speculate on how different this country would be if President Bush had told the truth about Iraq, and President Obama had told the truth about the Affordable Care Act?

Those are just two lies out of . . . Thousands? Originally Posted by CuteOldGuy


Do you know of a pol that doesn't lie Hanoi? Lets have their name.