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Author Topic:   Should there be a law against public institutions that lie for money?
glowby
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07-16-2015 1:36 AM
Reply to: Message 1 by Greatest I am
07-14-2015 2:56 PM


Greatest I am writes:
Should there be a law against public institutions that lie for money?
As others have pointed out, we have fraud laws for that. They're weak, but keep a lot of dishonest atrocities at bay.
But what about when they lie for other reasons ... for power or votes or to promote ideologies of hatred and oppression? It's hard to make laws about these things. Humans disagree on the morality of these types of lies.
Edited by glowby, : disagree is truer than can't agree

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