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theroyal_e February 16 2012, 14:19:05 UTC
legally speaking, an omission of the truth is also a failure to disclose. so if you can be held liable in court, i say you can be held liable in your personal life too. ;)

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ginevra_alessa February 17 2012, 01:46:20 UTC
Yes, you should be held accountable for a failure to disclose relevant information, and, depending on the situation, that could be a lot shittier and have worse consequences than saying false things, but I still don't consider it technically "lying." From a semantics standpoint. Not saying someone's response shouldn't be the same as being lied to, if they were deliberately misled.

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ginevra_alessa February 17 2012, 01:49:41 UTC
Although when people have hid things from me, and then, on top of that, looked me in the eye and said "No, I've never done that," it's definitely made me more pissed off. Also, legally, wouldn't saying false things be perjury, which is worse? (I seriously know nothing about law, I'm honestly curious)

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