Is there a difference between a misquotation and a lie?
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2 comments:
I would have to say that there is a difference. A misquotation can be a mistake, which we are all prone to, but a lie is intentional. What do you think?
I would have to partially agree with SJMcDaniel. I believe that a misquotation for the purpose of misleading is a lie. An unintentional misquote is a an honest mistake. Too many times people use a "oops, I misquoted" as an easy way out of lying. Just my thoughts.
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