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theworldofGia · 31-35, F
They could be just totally unaware or brainwashed. Lying indicates some intention, so I don’t think it’s the most appropriate.

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Oberon1 · 61-69, M
Ahhh...... I hate it when people laugh at my blatant hypocrisy! 😡
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@Oberon1 Agreed. It's on the same level as rumors'
Magenta · F
Yes, especially when they're stating it as fact with no solid proof other than suspicion. It's conjecture.
Not if they don't know it's not true
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it makes their perception of the truth invalid.
Keepitsimple · 51-55, F
No that makes them delusional
What if proof is no longer in existence? It doesn't mean the truth never existed at all.💡 I see things multidimensionally.
YoMomma ·
it makes them a hostile enemy ..

but the fact that you say something is unprovable and untrue makes me question how valid your view is
ImRileyTheDog · 22-25, F
If they’re doing it on purpose site

But if not then they’ve been misinformed
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Yes and fake
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A good person should never be labelled
Currently that is called a gaslighter.
Mindful · 56-60, F
Yes! And they should face a penalty.
Jenny1234 · 56-60, F
They could be a liar or it could be their interpretation of the events in which case they wouldn’t be a liar but maybe misunderstood
RedBaron · M
No. It makes HIM or HER a liar.
Not necessarily, truth and fact are different.
@Nihiless Semantics notwithstanding, how ? 🤔
Iwillwait · M
Not true = liar
It means they’re lying in this instance, at least. Or at best, mistaken.

 
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