What is a Lie?
Wednesday, September 16th, 2009
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Propaganda based on distortions if used long enough destroys the integrity of any argument.
The longer a person can remember a false fact the more likely the person will come to believe the fact to be true.
Therefore, if a person believes something is true or a portion of the statement is true then it becomes more difficult that the person can be found guilty of a lie. However, the harm due to the lie will have been bestowed upon an entity or an individual already.
The freedom of speech was meant to allow a group in the minority to be able to promote their views, have equal access, gain recognition and ultimately representation.
There is nothing like experiencing first hand the harm that others in the US have experienced to know the truth. Fairness only works when everyone plays by the intent of same rules. However, individuals do choose to manipulate the rules to control outcomes for their own greater good.
Nonprofits have an opportunity as charity organizations to be above the image of lies and manipulation.
Nonprofits can start with bringing salaries to the level of 99% of the population. According to the Wall Street Journal a salary of $400,000 places an individual in the top 1%. These large salaries are harming the nonprofit industries reputation as being charitable organizations.











