Mark Twain Quote 

"The history of the race, and each individual's experience, are thick with evidence that a truth is not hard to kill and that a lie told well is immortal."

by:
Mark Twain
[Samuel Langhorne Clemens] (1835-1910)
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We hold this truth to be self evident :-)
 -- Mike, Norwalk
 
the 16th Amendment...now there's a lie told well.
 -- J Carlton, Calgary
 
Exactly right, J Carlton.
 -- jim k, austin
 
We have been born into a world of delusion -- and anyone who challenges our prejudices and superstitions is considered a threat. It is dangerous to be right when the majority is wrong...
 -- E Archer, NYC
 
 -- james dearing, centre hall, pa 
May have been humor at one time. Now it is just real. No longer funny.
 -- warren, olathe
 
Especially possible with the corrupt in government. Problem is no one really wants to know the truth; falsity is preferred if it helps one to sleep better and government knows it.
 -- Judith, Corrales, NM
 
It seems to reflect whats going on in our town halls recently. Now, did Richard III kill the two Princes? Its like if you tell (or hear) a lie enough times it becomes the truth
 -- RBESRQ
 
Sometimes the myth is more powerful and useful than the truth. Of course the myth is not necessarily a lie, but a "truth" well told.
 -- Ken, Allyn, WA
 
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