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Another european here (very important fact) Also not slander when its the pure truth verifiable with daily evidence
by notslander 10mo ago
Another european here (very important fact)
Also not slander when its the pure truth verifiable with daily evidence
- throwawayqqq11 10mo agoWhen you have the pure truth, why would you silently dismiss questions about your truth bot and not blast it 24/7? Because right wingers cant handle criticsm. They dont want to correct, they want to silence their outgroups. Professionals would have at least replied with some meaningless PR text wall.
- 89756306785 10mo agoTypical, the far-left hacks swallowing anything the media presents to them always get an aneurysm should anyone dare to question their lies. Too bad.
- throwawayqqq11 10mo agoQuick reminder: My reply wasnt about my swallowed believs, only about xAI response. Your off topic ad hoc reaction is very typical for right wing internet products, thou.
- beepbooptheory 10mo agoWhat goes into the "purity" of a truth? Are there impure truths?
- Suzuran 10mo agoYes; A half-truth is a lie by omission. For example, "Mom, there's a candy wrapper under (my brother)'s bed!" is a true statement, but the pure truth is "Mom, I ate a candy without permission and put the wrapper under (my brother)'s bed so he would be blamed for the missing candy!" I am attempting to convey a lie by telling a truth and omitting details that would give context to that truth.
- beepbooptheory 10mo agoI believe you are referring to "whole truths," which yes we teach to children and swear on the stand in court. A "pure" truth carries different connotation here I think, and is not said in general.
- Suzuran 10mo agoSince GP might not have English as their first language (their post points out that they are European) I assumed the choice of "pure" was a translation of their language's equivalent to "whole" and therefore being treated as equivalent.