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To: little jeremiah
>>No lying (especially in court or as a public statement.)<<

Why the "especially in court or as a public statement"?

When the justice system fail the people, why should we continue to honor it? Our Court system no longer seeks justice, just legal controls of the people.

Is this the type of court you mean?

Have you ever read this White Paper?

116 posted on 11/22/2004 11:36:44 PM PST by B4Ranch (The lack of alcohol in my coffee is forcing me to see reality!)
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To: B4Ranch

When I said "in a court or as a public statement" I meant in terms of legality. Obviously people shouldn't lie even at home, generally speaking, unless they need to in order to protect themselves and those around them.

For instance, if a thief breaks into your house and asks where your guns are, it would be stupid to tell him the truth.

But lying in a court of law or as a public statement should be illegal.

Whether the courts currently are full of crap or not is not my point.


119 posted on 11/22/2004 11:43:58 PM PST by little jeremiah (Moral absolutes are what make humans human.)
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To: B4Ranch

I believe...
There are more inherently good people than bad people.
A man is only as good as his word.
Once lost personal credibility is more difficult to restore than credit.
If my child committed a crime I would help. If my child told me a lie. I would turn away for that lie would have made my child a stranger.
Honesty is a valuable gift protect it!


125 posted on 11/22/2004 11:56:33 PM PST by notamused (Be humble, but if you must beat a man do it so severely you fear not his reprisal.)
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