Trump's 4% GDP growth promise update

[Correll]

Lies are NEVER "credible" except to a liar. People are SUCKERS, like you.

Lies often seem credible, even though they are not.

As credibility, by definition is about PERCEPTION, if a lie is perceived to be credible, it is credible.


That does not mean that it is not a lie.


Something can be completely believable, but still be false.

Which has been my point all along

How so?

As you pointed out, curing cancer soon is believable even though it was a false promise.

Yeah, but what does that have to do with Trump's excessive abuse of hyperbole?

i mean, don't get me wrong. I'm glad for you, that you are not as crazy as edthecynic, but,


I

 

[edthecynic]

Hyperbole, is not lying. Lying requires intent.

No, lying requires telling lies. If you are too STUPID to know you are lying you are still telling lies.

Lying requires intent. By definition.

No, lying requires telling lies. By definition.

 

[edthecynic]

No lie is credible.

Wow. Just wow.

Of course some lies are credible. That is why people are sometimes fooled by lies. Because they can be credible.


You have painted yourself into a corner and are getting more and more irrational.


Dude. Do you even remember what point you are trying to make?

Lies are NEVER "credible" except to a liar. People are SUCKERS, like you.

Sure they are. MOst lies have some level of credibility.


You are being insane.

Most lies have germ of truth, but they are still lies. There is a famous adage, A half truth is a whole lie.

Truth and credibility are two completely different concepts.

Do you ever remember what point you were tying to make?

Yeah, you and Tramp have neither.

 

[whitehall]

You can tell from the attitude that the crazy left is desperately hoping for a slump in the economy and damn the Country. It's no secret that the democrat party is working against the interests of American citizens for political reasons. It's part of the attempted coup.

 

[Correll]

Hyperbole, is not lying. Lying requires intent.

No, lying requires telling lies. If you are too STUPID to know you are lying you are still telling lies.

Lying requires intent. By definition.

No, lying requires telling lies. By definition.

And the intent to deceive.

You are being quite insane here.

 

[danielpalos]

You can tell from the attitude that the crazy left is desperately hoping for a slump in the economy and damn the Country. It's no secret that the democrat party is working against the interests of American citizens for political reasons. It's part of the attempted coup.

tax cut economics are nothing but socialized wealth redistribution. why would we be for it.

 

[edthecynic]

the crazy left is desperately hoping for a slump in the economy and damn the Country. It's no secret that the democrat party is working against the interests of American citizens for political reasons.

Again that is pure projection.
Here is what YOUR side was saying during Obama.

February 13, 2009
I Hope the Stimulus Package Fails
RUSH: I hope it prolongs the recession.

 

[edthecynic]

Hyperbole, is not lying. Lying requires intent.

No, lying requires telling lies. If you are too STUPID to know you are lying you are still telling lies.

Lying requires intent. By definition.

No, lying requires telling lies. By definition.

And the intent to deceive.

You are being quite insane here.

If you are telling lies and you are too STUPID to know they are lies, you are a STUPID lying GOSSIP rather than a PREMEDITATED liar, but still a liar for telling lies. Intent only determines if you are a PREMEDITATED liar or not.
Get it?????

 

[Correll]

Hyperbole, is not lying. Lying requires intent.

No, lying requires telling lies. If you are too STUPID to know you are lying you are still telling lies.

Lying requires intent. By definition.

No, lying requires telling lies. By definition.

And the intent to deceive.

You are being quite insane here.

If you are telling lies and you are too STUPID to know they are lies, you are a STUPID lying GOSSIP rather than a PREMEDITATED liar, but still a liar for telling lies. Intent only determines if you are a PREMEDITATED liar or not.
Get it?????

Mmm, yeah, that was a big heaping helpin of crazy there.


Lying is saying things that are not true, with the intent to deceive someone into believing something that is not true.

Exaggeration, or hyperbole, used for effect, but not with the intent to deceive, is not lying.


If you tell someone, you are hungry enough to eat a horse, you are not really trying to trick them into thinking you could eat more than your body weight in food.


The fact that you are so twisted up inside, that you can't admit such an obvious truth, because it will cost you ONE way that you can smear Trump,


makes you the most pathetic sufferer of TDS of all time.



You need to snap out of it.

 

[Faun]

Hyperbole, is not lying. Lying requires intent.

No, lying requires telling lies. If you are too STUPID to know you are lying you are still telling lies.

Lying requires intent. By definition.


If I tell you it is raining cats and dogs, I am not tying to deceive you.

If you tell me trump's inauguration crowd was larger than Obama's, you are.

If you tell me trump tried to stop a crowd from chanting, "send her back," by speaking g quickly to quiet the crowd; when in fact, he paused for about 13 seconds and didn't speak again until the chant died down, you are.

If you claim the economy right now is the best economy in history, you are.

If you claim Democrats are opposed to any efforts to secure our border, you are.

 

[edthecynic]

No, lying requires telling lies. If you are too STUPID to know you are lying you are still telling lies.

Lying requires intent. By definition.

No, lying requires telling lies. By definition.

And the intent to deceive.

You are being quite insane here.

If you are telling lies and you are too STUPID to know they are lies, you are a STUPID lying GOSSIP rather than a PREMEDITATED liar, but still a liar for telling lies. Intent only determines if you are a PREMEDITATED liar or not.
Get it?????

Mmm, yeah, that was a big heaping helpin of crazy there.


Lying is saying things that are not true, with the intent to deceive someone into believing something that is not true.

Exaggeration, or hyperbole, used for effect, but not with the intent to deceive, is not lying.


If you tell someone, you are hungry enough to eat a horse, you are not really trying to trick them into thinking you could eat more than your body weight in food.


The fact that you are so twisted up inside, that you can't admit such an obvious truth, because it will cost you ONE way that you can smear Trump,


makes you the most pathetic sufferer of TDS of all time.



You need to snap out of it.

All that is a lie and obviously premeditated.

 

[Correll]

Hyperbole, is not lying. Lying requires intent.

No, lying requires telling lies. If you are too STUPID to know you are lying you are still telling lies.

Lying requires intent. By definition.


If I tell you it is raining cats and dogs, I am not tying to deceive you.

If you tell me trump's inauguration crowd was larger than Obama's, you are.

If you tell me trump tried to stop a crowd from chanting, "send her back," by speaking g quickly to quiet the crowd; when in fact, he paused for about 13 seconds and didn't speak again until the chant died down, you are.

If you claim the economy right now is the best economy in history, you are.

If you claim Democrats are opposed to any efforts to secure our border, you are.

LOL, Dems love Third world immigration, legal and illegal, because they know it will give them power.


YOur denial of that fact, makes you the liar. A real liar.

 

[Correll]

Lying requires intent. By definition.

No, lying requires telling lies. By definition.

And the intent to deceive.

You are being quite insane here.

If you are telling lies and you are too STUPID to know they are lies, you are a STUPID lying GOSSIP rather than a PREMEDITATED liar, but still a liar for telling lies. Intent only determines if you are a PREMEDITATED liar or not.
Get it?????

Mmm, yeah, that was a big heaping helpin of crazy there.


Lying is saying things that are not true, with the intent to deceive someone into believing something that is not true.

Exaggeration, or hyperbole, used for effect, but not with the intent to deceive, is not lying.


If you tell someone, you are hungry enough to eat a horse, you are not really trying to trick them into thinking you could eat more than your body weight in food.


The fact that you are so twisted up inside, that you can't admit such an obvious truth, because it will cost you ONE way that you can smear Trump,


makes you the most pathetic sufferer of TDS of all time.



You need to snap out of it.

All that is a lie and obviously premeditated.

not according to the dictionary it is not.


Because of lack of intent to deceive.

 

[Brain357]

Hyperbole, is not lying. Lying requires intent.

No, lying requires telling lies. If you are too STUPID to know you are lying you are still telling lies.

Lying requires intent. By definition.


If I tell you it is raining cats and dogs, I am not tying to deceive you.

If you tell me trump's inauguration crowd was larger than Obama's, you are.

If you tell me trump tried to stop a crowd from chanting, "send her back," by speaking g quickly to quiet the crowd; when in fact, he paused for about 13 seconds and didn't speak again until the chant died down, you are.

If you claim the economy right now is the best economy in history, you are.

If you claim Democrats are opposed to any efforts to secure our border, you are.

LOL, Dems love Third world immigration, legal and illegal, because they know it will give them power.


YOur denial of that fact, makes you the liar. A real liar.

Seems it gave trump power.

 

[Correll]

Hyperbole, is not lying. Lying requires intent.

No, lying requires telling lies. If you are too STUPID to know you are lying you are still telling lies.

Lying requires intent. By definition.


If I tell you it is raining cats and dogs, I am not tying to deceive you.

If you tell me trump's inauguration crowd was larger than Obama's, you are.

If you tell me trump tried to stop a crowd from chanting, "send her back," by speaking g quickly to quiet the crowd; when in fact, he paused for about 13 seconds and didn't speak again until the chant died down, you are.

If you claim the economy right now is the best economy in history, you are.

If you claim Democrats are opposed to any efforts to secure our border, you are.

LOL, Dems love Third world immigration, legal and illegal, because they know it will give them power.


YOur denial of that fact, makes you the liar. A real liar.

Seems it gave trump power.

How do you figure?

 

[Brain357]

No, lying requires telling lies. If you are too STUPID to know you are lying you are still telling lies.

Lying requires intent. By definition.


If I tell you it is raining cats and dogs, I am not tying to deceive you.

If you tell me trump's inauguration crowd was larger than Obama's, you are.

If you tell me trump tried to stop a crowd from chanting, "send her back," by speaking g quickly to quiet the crowd; when in fact, he paused for about 13 seconds and didn't speak again until the chant died down, you are.

If you claim the economy right now is the best economy in history, you are.

If you claim Democrats are opposed to any efforts to secure our border, you are.

LOL, Dems love Third world immigration, legal and illegal, because they know it will give them power.


YOur denial of that fact, makes you the liar. A real liar.

Seems it gave trump power.

How do you figure?

He’s president.

 

[Correll]

Lying requires intent. By definition.


If I tell you it is raining cats and dogs, I am not tying to deceive you.

If you tell me trump's inauguration crowd was larger than Obama's, you are.

If you tell me trump tried to stop a crowd from chanting, "send her back," by speaking g quickly to quiet the crowd; when in fact, he paused for about 13 seconds and didn't speak again until the chant died down, you are.

If you claim the economy right now is the best economy in history, you are.

If you claim Democrats are opposed to any efforts to secure our border, you are.

LOL, Dems love Third world immigration, legal and illegal, because they know it will give them power.


YOur denial of that fact, makes you the liar. A real liar.

Seems it gave trump power.

How do you figure?

He’s president.

He ran on Trade and Immigration policy. He won despite the massive support given to dems by minority voters.

 

[edthecynic]

No, lying requires telling lies. By definition.

And the intent to deceive.

You are being quite insane here.

If you are telling lies and you are too STUPID to know they are lies, you are a STUPID lying GOSSIP rather than a PREMEDITATED liar, but still a liar for telling lies. Intent only determines if you are a PREMEDITATED liar or not.
Get it?????

Mmm, yeah, that was a big heaping helpin of crazy there.


Lying is saying things that are not true, with the intent to deceive someone into believing something that is not true.

Exaggeration, or hyperbole, used for effect, but not with the intent to deceive, is not lying.


If you tell someone, you are hungry enough to eat a horse, you are not really trying to trick them into thinking you could eat more than your body weight in food.


The fact that you are so twisted up inside, that you can't admit such an obvious truth, because it will cost you ONE way that you can smear Trump,


makes you the most pathetic sufferer of TDS of all time.



You need to snap out of it.

All that is a lie and obviously premeditated.

not according to the dictionary it is not.


Because of lack of intent to deceive.

Get a real dictionary.
Here are Tramps lies that you, as a liar. try to pass off as hyperbole.

The Lie of Fabrication
Fabrication is telling others something you don’t know for sure is true. Fabrications are extremely hurtful because they lead to rumors that can damage someone else’s reputation. Spreading rumors is not only a lie but is also stealing another’s reputation.

The Lying in Exaggeration
Exaggeration is enhancing a truth by adding lies to it. The person who exaggerates usually mixes truths and untruths to make themselves look impressive to others. An exaggerator can weave truth and lies together causing confusion even to the liar. After awhile the exaggerator begins to believe his or her exaggeration.

Lies of Deception
A deceiver tries to create an impression that causes others to be misled, by not telling all the facts, or creating a false impression.

 

[Faun]

Hyperbole, is not lying. Lying requires intent.

No, lying requires telling lies. If you are too STUPID to know you are lying you are still telling lies.

Lying requires intent. By definition.


If I tell you it is raining cats and dogs, I am not tying to deceive you.

If you tell me trump's inauguration crowd was larger than Obama's, you are.

If you tell me trump tried to stop a crowd from chanting, "send her back," by speaking g quickly to quiet the crowd; when in fact, he paused for about 13 seconds and didn't speak again until the chant died down, you are.

If you claim the economy right now is the best economy in history, you are.

If you claim Democrats are opposed to any efforts to secure our border, you are.

LOL, Dems love Third world immigration, legal and illegal, because they know it will give them power.


YOur denial of that fact, makes you the liar. A real liar.

LOLOL

What irony, huh? How am I a liar when I didn't deny the claim you just lied about, saying I did?

 

[Correll]

And the intent to deceive.

You are being quite insane here.

If you are telling lies and you are too STUPID to know they are lies, you are a STUPID lying GOSSIP rather than a PREMEDITATED liar, but still a liar for telling lies. Intent only determines if you are a PREMEDITATED liar or not.
Get it?????

Mmm, yeah, that was a big heaping helpin of crazy there.


Lying is saying things that are not true, with the intent to deceive someone into believing something that is not true.

Exaggeration, or hyperbole, used for effect, but not with the intent to deceive, is not lying.


If you tell someone, you are hungry enough to eat a horse, you are not really trying to trick them into thinking you could eat more than your body weight in food.


The fact that you are so twisted up inside, that you can't admit such an obvious truth, because it will cost you ONE way that you can smear Trump,


makes you the most pathetic sufferer of TDS of all time.



You need to snap out of it.

All that is a lie and obviously premeditated.

not according to the dictionary it is not.


Because of lack of intent to deceive.

Get a real dictionary.
Here are Tramps lies that you, as a liar. try to pass off as hyperbole.

The Lie of Fabrication
Fabrication is telling others something you don’t know for sure is true. Fabrications are extremely hurtful because they lead to rumors that can damage someone else’s reputation. Spreading rumors is not only a lie but is also stealing another’s reputation.

The Lying in Exaggeration
Exaggeration is enhancing a truth by adding lies to it. The person who exaggerates usually mixes truths and untruths to make themselves look impressive to others. An exaggerator can weave truth and lies together causing confusion even to the liar. After awhile the exaggerator begins to believe his or her exaggeration.

Lies of Deception
A deceiver tries to create an impression that causes others to be misled, by not telling all the facts, or creating a false impression.

Those are lies. THey intend to deceive. That is the point, I, and the dictionary made. Over and over again, very clearly.


Your pretense of not understanding simple English, is very pathetic.