I am getting real tired of politicians and public servants using this excuse to avoid answering questions trufully.....

Look at this article.
You have the highest officer of the courts testifying they can't remember stuff....
They are appointed to their position because they are suppose to be superior, worthy, and able, to perform their task of national importance.
Yet, when it serves their advantage, they get real forgetful.

We let anyone get away with this, we let them ALL, get away with it, plain and simple, you can't pick and choose when and on whom, to enforce the rules then.....

http://nypost.com/2017/07/06/new-holes-in-loretta-lynchs-story-on-the-hillary...

pg wrote on 07/08/17 at 02:50:14:


That's a two way door buddy.

Let's see if we can stop referring to others as an explanation and excuse, and address the merit of the action/topic that is in front of us.

Like saying I don't recall can mean I did it, or I didn't....
That is not an answer.
If you didn't do something, you would know it.

Let's try to keep it honest and factual here, because we hold ourself to that standard.

You game?

justin_o_guy2 wrote on 07/08/17 at 09:29:20:

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Jog, we have no control over others.....
We can however, present our views and arguments without tit for tat, and HOPE it enlightens

justin_o_guy2 wrote on 07/08/17 at 11:15:22:


Not trying to lay it on you....
If you take it personally, it's on you, not me.
That is the crux of this post.

Take the question, issue, at face value, address it accordingly, yes, or no, and explain it as such, not defer, or blame, deflect, or games of words.
Like "I don't recall" means the issue was of no significanse, I can't remember.
That is neither a yes, or a no.

Yet, the question of actions IS significant, or it would not be asked.
Then, if you look at the, " I don't recall" replies, and it is used on questions of significance, that could prove the person did in fact commit the act in question, if it was answered with total recall, one could then rightfully assume a pattern of dishonesty, or avoidance, as they only forget the truth when it can hurt them.

You see how we can be guilty of the same exercise too, if we use anything else but straight forward truth in our conversations with others?