Is it right to tell someone they're wrong, when you speak the truth?
Is it right to tell someone they're wrong if it's the truth?
Is it always wrong to lie? How can you tell if someone's lying? What is the best way to tell somebody that you know they are lying or have lied to you? How should one deal with a situation when you can't reveal the truth and don't want to lie? Why is it morally wrong to lie? Why does the truth tend to hurt? Is it ok to lie? How can you prove to someone you are being truthful when each time you provide evidence they dispute it or even deny its existence? How do you tell someone that they are lying to you? How can you tell if someone is lying? Is it misleading to just say "okay" when someone tells me something? What if a liar tells the truth? In what situations is it okay to lie? How do I get people to know that I am telling the truth? What is the best way to prove the things right when you know the truth, especially when you don't have solid proof to convince the other people? Does only the truth hurt? Is it true that truth comes out when you're angry? How can you see if someone's lying? How can you tell if someone is lying to you? How would people never believing someone who is telling the truth affect that person? How do we know whether someone is lying to you? When is it okay to lie? How can I know if I am right or wrong? How do you know if someone is lying to you? How do I know when someone is lying? Why is right "right" and wrong "wrong"? What is right and what is wrong? How can you tell if someone is being honest or not? When is it OK to lie? Why do people find it hard to accept the truth, if it is not what they expect it to be?