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To: one_less who wrote (1912)	9/27/2006 6:51:12 PM
From: TimF	Respond to of 10087

Keeping in mind that I don't consider merely conveying information that turns out to be wrong, proof of a lie. An important point that many miss (not I am NOT asserting that jlallen misses it, nor am I commenting on his post at all). On other threads I am frequently accused by a few individuals of being a liar. What's interesting is that they call correct statements lies, but I don't expect them to agree with me, however even if the statement was false that would hardly make me a liar. Some of the statements that get the accusation are things like "Both of the main political parties in the US have a problem with corruption", or "The oil industries profit margins are not unusually high", or "The price of oil isn't set by some conspiracy between Bush and Exxon-Mobil".