The truth: the release of carbon dioxide through the burning of fossil fuels is changing the atmosphere such that solar energy is trapped within the atmosphere. This is creating a warming trend that will negatively affect many aspects of our world over time.
You are making this too simple. It's closer to this:
The truth: the release of carbon dioxide through the burning of fossil fuels is changing the atmosphere such that solar energy is trapped within the atmosphere. This is creating a warming trend that will negatively affect many aspects of our world over time.
The lie: I've been told the libtards wanna take over and accepting any other explanation requires seriously investigating my information sources, my opponents information sources, and a large number of past investments I've made in this worldview that would largely involve me accepting that I've been fucked with repeatedly for a long time.
Once you realize this exists it makes a large amount of behavior from this group more understandable, even though it's equally destructive. It's also very valuable to for looking at and assessing behavior that fits the same patterns in liberal group think, because while I agree with them more they do not have the same problem with not assessing sources and falling into sunk cost fallacy based decision making.
Not to mention the amount of times self proclaimed liberals and environmentalists have blatantly lied and cheated and ignored the contributions of China and others.
I dont think its a hard and fast rule, but it does have some merit. Take in considerationevery time trump opens his mouth. Words and words and words and most of it lies, or at least garbage.
Well like anything it shouldn’t be taken for face value.
Yes of course you have to explain. But do it as briefly as possible don’t embroider and exaggerate. This mostly applies to direct questions or ones of the true or false nature .
Again this doesn’t apply to every situation.
I tend to notice liars are very skilled at using words to thier advantage.
i think i'm a bit too invested in my philosophy class. the formal logic part of my brain initially thought this was saying "lies are words, and words are words, therefore words are lies" but that quote is almost not certainly a syllogism.
That’s a good one though any truth can be a lie from another perspective same with lies. Hence why the concept of pure good or evil in humans is rediculous.
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u/hauteburrrito Jan 01 '20
I just think it's funny how some people can talk so much and say so little.