It is now the norm.There is no escaping from IT.Used to be a Liar was a known quantity and then relegated to the dust heap of immortality. Seldom to be heard,let alone taken seriously. That was Then.This is Now. Lying and Liars have now progressed to a new Realm of Possibilities. That being to Lie can effectively be used to Sell.That was the polar opposite of yesteryear.Now it appears to be the New Norm. Used to be that Liars and lying were like something to watch out for. I don't mean Kirby vacuum salesman or Jehovah Witness. They really weren't Liars.Just committed to a product or Lifestyle they trusted. Todays it's whole new ballgame. Lying is a way of life that pays dividends.That was seldom the rationale in the 50's or even the 60's. Beer commercials aren't lying.That is Hyping. Sneaker commercials aren't lying.Nor are car commercials. Liars are Facebook and Twitter and Google.Which ironically are free. Our Free Press is also packed with Liars and lying. I say ... Implore ... Now thy Liars. In the least it may lead to a better night's sleep.
they cannot handle the truth., we live in a world that has walls, those walls have to be guarded by men with guns. he neither has the time nor inclination to explain himself to people who rise and fall under the blanket of freedom he provides, and then questions the manner in which he provides it.
whose going to tell the truth, the bleeding heart? he's a pacifist when it serves him. the jewish guy? he has a country in the mid east who needs his service. the truth has a greater responsibility than you can possibly fathom. you weep for lies, and you curse the liars. you have that luxury, you have the luxury of not knowing what the truth knows, that lies while tragic, probably saved lives
you don't want the truth because deep down in places you don't talk about at parties, you want the truth on that wall. you need the truth on that wall. the truth uses words like honor, code, loyalty. they use these words as the backbone of a life spent defending something. you use them as a punchline.
