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Re: I'll never give up right to lie on phone to annoying callers
said by bmn  :BTW, what is this "right to lie" BS you mentioned ? Everybody lies on the phone all the time. Sometimes, it is just to spare others feelings. Sometimes it just makes it quicker to get rid of an annoying caller. And sometimes it is in my best interests.
Say my local Mayor running for re-election calls and wants to drum up a vote. And I hate the jerk, but may need him someday to get something straight with local government. I can tell him the truth and say "I hope you are defeated and crawl back in to the hole you came from" or I can say "sorry I can't talk right now, I have guests, but I'll keep you in mind at election time". Clearly the 2nd statement is a lie, but it is one I have no problem in telling.
Same thing with some boring relative I like, but just don't want to spend more than 10 minutes on the phone talking to. I could tell the truth and say "I can't take it any more, your story is boring and I have better things to do with my life than listening to you". Or you lie and say "nice talking to you, but I have to run off to an appointment right now. I'll call you later".
Now tell me you NEVER lie to anyone. If you do, then that is a lie also.
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clubs: | While I wouldn't say I never lie, I certainly don't make a habit of it. Not even to get someone off the phone. |
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Yeah, but I wouldn't call that a "right to lie"...
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