Fundamentally, a liar and a coward are one and the same.

A coward lies because he's afraid to speak the truth. He fears the potential repercussions. If unencumbered by fear, perhaps he would choose honesty. It is just one of many examples of how fear cultivates corruption and dishonesty.

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bijouxbroussard · F

As @SW-User illustrated, context even with untruth is everything.

Perry1968 · M

@bijouxbroussard Hello beautiful soul. 🙂

bijouxbroussard · F

@Perry1968 Hi ! Always good to see you. 😊

Perry1968 · M

@bijouxbroussard Ditto. One of the longest users ive known here. Always been nice. Respectful. And decent to me..thank you. X

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bijouxbroussard · F

@Justice4All So if someone lied to save a life you’d dismiss it as cowardice ? Really ? 🤨

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bijouxbroussard · F

@Justice4All Not all fear is cowardice. Wanting to protect a life is not cowardice.
Courage is not the absence of fear, incidentally. It’s doing what’s necessary even when you are afraid of what might happen. 🥺

Perry1968 · M

@bijouxbroussard Perfectly put. Everyone feels fear. Its how you deal with that fear that determines a outcome.

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bijouxbroussard · F

@Justice4All If you must lie to save innocent lives because they’re being threatened by evil (Jews by Nazis or Blacks by the KKK), the lie is for the greater good. And in that instance there is nothing for which to reproach oneself.