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A good test is being told a Truth about someone you hate, what is your immediate reaction? For instance for a liberal if someone tells you a few of the good things Trump has done over the years is your first reaction anger or to think its a lie or orange man bad? Or is it a rational yep that is true he has done those good things But he also has done all these things i disagree with and i believe the bad things far out weighs the bad.
First, I don't hate anyone. I certainly don't hate someone I don't even know. That's stupid and a waste of emotional energy.
I've commented positively on things the President has done that I think were good things. But I believe the bad far outweighs the good.
“I am 99.9% certain that Theodore Roosevelt never said that, and never wrote that,” Stacy Cordery, history professor and historical advisor to the Theodore Roosevelt Center and Presidential Library initiative, told TheDCNF in an email.
Popik looked into the phrase and found no evidence that it was attributable to Roosevelt. He discovered a variation of the phrase – “it’s easy to annoy a liberal, just tell the truth about them” – that dates back to 1995, while the first known appearance of the full expression, which includes the sentiment about conservatives, appeared in print in 2007.
Here's a couple more sources that say he never said that.
By the way, it would be very strange if Roosevelt really did say that quote, because he was pretty liberal. He was a member of the Republican Party, but he was also the founder of the Progressive Party, plus he supported socialism.
Are you planning to come back and acknowledge that Teddy Roosevelt did not, in fact, ever speak the quote that you are mistakenly attributing to him or are you content telling lies?
The later is seldom known. Truth is a matter of a person's perspective.
Truth is a matter of facts.
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