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> "under oath" Arbitrary thing you are told to believe in. Not telling people you were gay was a "pretty good guide to life" 20 years ago. You are right, but
by aaron695 10y ago
> "under oath"
Arbitrary thing you are told to believe in.
Not telling people you were gay was a "pretty good guide to life" 20 years ago.
You are right, but that doesn't mean you should disrespect people who break societies rules just for that.
If you believe in the 'oath' it's different, but I feel like you should say that.
- protomyth 10y ago> Arbitrary thing you are told to believe in. More than that for some, but a part of a court case that has implications in the law. > Not telling people you were gay was a "pretty good guide to life" 20 years ago. No clue where that came from, but I guess if you don't believe in oaths, it might work for you. > You are right, but that doesn't mean you should disrespect people who break societies rules just for that. > If you believe in the 'oath' it's different, but I feel like you should say that. When you are "under oath" and lie, even if you think it is a joke, there are laws and penalties. It is an event in court room procedure. Even if you personally don't believe in oaths, the law and court procedure don't care.