Do you consider omissions of the truth (i.e., 'you didn't ask, so I didn't tell you.') lies?
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Is a lie by omission truly a lie?
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Is a lie by omission truly a lie?
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Yes. That is why oaths say "The truth, THE WHOLE TRUTH and nothing but the truth."
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Yeah, I think so because it's the intent behind it.
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Depends on the circumstances. Use accordingly.
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Maybe yes, maybe no. Is it a lie if I don't tell my wife I don't like something she's wearing even if she didn't ask?
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Nystyle709 wrote:Depends on the circumstances. Use accordingly.
Agreed. Depends on how relative the omission is.
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