False statement Quotes
Sullivan observes that so many of his falsehoods are so easy to demontrate as false, that they appear to be stupid. There are others who believe that the "stupid lies" are not so stypid but is an attempt to keep everyone's attention on his lies and exaggeragations and wheterh or not they are true, that the public begins to distrust almost all information as lies oro manipulations, and meanwhile no one focuses on the fact that where Trump is trying to keep his procedureal campaign promises, was failing to keep the effects promises like everyone will have better health coverage, that he will reduce the "outrageous" pharmaceutical costs, that he will defeat ISIS, that Blacks will have a much better standard of living, that crime rates will come down, and many others,
This famous statement is quoted in almost every debate about the limits of freedom of speech.
After the Constitution had been ratified, there was a concerted attempt on the part of the Southern Slave States to minimize the importance of the Declaration of Independence. They feared that the equality principle in the Declaration should be seen by Americans as desirable policy which clearly meant slavery was untenable. There were three approaches all used by the Southerners. First, they tried to make it clear that the Declaration had no weight in American law or moral principles as it was superseded by the Constitution. Second, they claimed that it could only have applied to white men as Black males were not really men. Third, that the statement was patently false. This quotation illustrates the latter.
