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    unjustified. Teens in the articles exhibit lie as being sometime, when mothers are lying to their kids lying to others is sometimes justified due to lie have cost, lies hurt the relationship, and lies can lead to deadly situations. First of all, Lying is sometimes justified since all lie has a cost to the liar himself/herself. Some people may say that lying is always good, but I disagree because of, lies can hurt a lot of things. For example, ¨we've been taught to lie, we live our lives by…

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    Arguments Against Lying

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    White lies are the most common type of used lies, but there are also lies to protect others and lies to cause harm which are used less often. Teens and adults lie when they feel like it and need to in a situation that is presented to them. Experts like Immanuel Kant explains that all lies are unjustified, whereas Randy Cohen and Bella DePaulo express their professional opinion that lying is usually justified. For this reason, lying to others is sometimes justified due to lies protect others,…

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    harm relationships, lies have a cost, and it's easier to tell a lie, experts like Brad Blanton expresses that lies are sometime justified but it complicates relationships. Where as Immanuel Kant believed that all lies are unjustified. Teens mothers in the article exhibit lies as being justified when teens are protecting others. Lying to others is sometimes justified when cost of the liar, lies harm relationship and it's easier to tell a lie. First of all, lying is sometimes justified since all…

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    Artifice is an essential skill ? In Chris Hedger’s excerpt Empire Of Illusion, he contemplates the ideas of artifice being an essential skill in political theater. Lying and deception is an intriguing talent, that once mastered can be used as a great advantage especially to gain political and economic power. It can be seen throughout a large number political leaders. Leaders create a persona for themselves to citizens, claiming they are truthful and kind individuals, when in reality…

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    Summer Reading In-Class Essay Lies are sometimes a necessary evil, but in other cases, they can cause great pain. In most situations, deception is used as a self-defence mechanism to protect the user and preserve his or her deepest insecurities. Deception can be an armour that shields the user from persecution in the community and secures their social standing. Other times, it will cushion the user’s dignity and hide away the shame that arises. In Bernhard Schlink’s book The Reader, the author…

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    Phony Phoniness Have you ever noticed that things are not always true in life? Besides all the truth, there exists phoniness. You may hear at least a lie everyday without even noticing it. Someone knows much of it, though. J.D. Salinger, the author of the Catcher in The Rye, introduces the theme of phoniness in the book by using the perspective of Holden to claim that people around him are phony and even Holden himself is a phony person and also by providing a contrast to emphasize the…

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    Being A Mature Adult Throughout the novel, The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane, the main character Henry (young soldier) faces the struggle to prove his courage to himself and the others in his regiment. He was is a young man that left his farm and mother, thinking that he should be doing more with his life. So he enlisted in the Union army. One thing Henry doesn’t expect from the war is the fear that comes with it and the courage it takes. Henry is constantly fighting his inner…

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    seeking. A lie is a statement that is intended to be misleading. The practice of communicating lies is called lying, and a person who communicates a lie may be called a liar. Believing and acting on false information can have serious consequences. We say it’s wrong, although we still do it. We superstitiously cross our fingers behind our backs, as it would make us lucky, or so we think. Lying often starts with doing…

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    “A Sound of Thunder” In Ray Bradbury’s “A Sound of Thunder,” the protagonist, a man named Eckels, pays a time travel company to take him on a trip back in time. Specifically, the purpose of the trip is to shoot a Tyrannosaurus Rex. Although the time travel company carefully plans the trip to avoid disturbing the course of history, it does not go as they plan because humans are not perfect. In fact, Bradbury conveys the idea that mankind is corrupt throughout the plot. The protagonist, setting,…

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    Why Lying Is Wrong

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    think we should pay close attention to how teens lie to their parents. Loretta Ragsdell’s article, “Teens Do Their Share of Lying” talks about real life teenagers who lie to their parents to get out of trouble. This article includes a quote from a teen named Debra. Debra says, “Now, the truth is I’ve been over to my boyfriend’s house, or somewhere else, I should not have been, so I lie,” (par.7 Ragsdell) Teens like Debra think it is normal to lie to your parents, she says it so comfortably. She…

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