Why? Why do we lie to people but become indignant when others lie to us. It is very ironic, especially when we criticize the people we look up to but never see the same fault within ourselves. It is very ironic, especially when we criticize the government for the things that they lie to us about but never take criticism of ourselves for what we hid. In 2013, the people of this nation found out that millions of them were on surveillance for the government to spy on. Of course, when they found out, they became enraged at the fact that the government lied to them about the “privacy” they all had. They became enraged at the fact that their own government hid such an inspection from it’s own people. However, who are we to judge the government when we are not any different from them. Sure, they are the government that we are suppose to look upon. Sure, they are the government that presides over our nation. But, who are we? We are also just as important as the government. We also also just as vital because we make up the nation; we make up the government for what it stands for. We are just as vital to the nation as the government is. If we lie on a day to day basis, then why are we surprised when our own government lies to us. Our lies, in a way, make up this nation. Our society, the people of this nation, have lied so much that our reality is reordered. We can hardly distinguish our lies from the truth. That is why, when we find out the truth, we are so shocked by
Why? Why do we lie to people but become indignant when others lie to us. It is very ironic, especially when we criticize the people we look up to but never see the same fault within ourselves. It is very ironic, especially when we criticize the government for the things that they lie to us about but never take criticism of ourselves for what we hid. In 2013, the people of this nation found out that millions of them were on surveillance for the government to spy on. Of course, when they found out, they became enraged at the fact that the government lied to them about the “privacy” they all had. They became enraged at the fact that their own government hid such an inspection from it’s own people. However, who are we to judge the government when we are not any different from them. Sure, they are the government that we are suppose to look upon. Sure, they are the government that presides over our nation. But, who are we? We are also just as important as the government. We also also just as vital because we make up the nation; we make up the government for what it stands for. We are just as vital to the nation as the government is. If we lie on a day to day basis, then why are we surprised when our own government lies to us. Our lies, in a way, make up this nation. Our society, the people of this nation, have lied so much that our reality is reordered. We can hardly distinguish our lies from the truth. That is why, when we find out the truth, we are so shocked by