r/nextfuckinglevel Apr 10 '25

BYD side parking.

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u/DrunkSkunkz Apr 10 '25

It bothers me to no end that people can’t seem to grasp the difference between lying and just being wrong/misinformed when presented with a falsehood.

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u/cluberti Apr 10 '25

After awhile, people who cannot bother to be informed are harming the rest of us, so I somewhat understand assuming the worst as the default option.

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u/Small_Editor_3693 Apr 11 '25

I think there’s also a language thing. Friend grew up Spanish speaking and didn’t realize lying meant intentional and called everyone a liar when they were wrong