Comments on: (Day 78) Nuclear Weapons Anyone? http://trusttour.com/day-78-nuclear-weapons-anyone/ Join the tour! Wed, 08 Sep 2010 18:42:09 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Todd Welch http://trusttour.com/day-78-nuclear-weapons-anyone/#comment-109 Todd Welch Mon, 22 Feb 2010 01:00:28 +0000 http://trusttour.com/?p=2839#comment-109 David, You seem to be proposing situational truth here. You have made some good points. I have questions for you.. 1) How do you know if someone is trustworthy enough for the truth? 2) If you lie, even to your enemies, are you not breaking your own integrity? Maybe someone could propose an example of a situation where is OK to lie. I am interested in thoughts from everyone on this subject, it's a tough one and we need all the perspective we can get. Todd David,

You seem to be proposing situational truth here. You have made some good points. I have questions for you..

1) How do you know if someone is trustworthy enough for the truth?
2) If you lie, even to your enemies, are you not breaking your own integrity?

Maybe someone could propose an example of a situation where is OK to lie.

I am interested in thoughts from everyone on this subject, it’s a tough one and we need all the perspective we can get.

Todd

]]> By: David Edman http://trusttour.com/day-78-nuclear-weapons-anyone/#comment-107 David Edman Sun, 21 Feb 2010 09:36:48 +0000 http://trusttour.com/?p=2839#comment-107 It is important to distinguish between good and evil in this world. Those that fall into the latter category cannot be trusted--the Trust Principles, such as "tell the truth", simply do not apply. It is not always crystal clear regarding good, evil, or somewhere in between. But in the case of Iran's leadership, it is quite clear on which end of the spectrum their behavior falls. Trust them with nuclear weapons? Not a chance. The world will change in a very negative way if that happens, and we CANNOT allow that to happen. It is important to distinguish between good and evil in this world. Those that fall into the latter category cannot be trusted–the Trust Principles, such as “tell the truth”, simply do not apply. It is not always crystal clear regarding good, evil, or somewhere in between. But in the case of Iran’s leadership, it is quite clear on which end of the spectrum their behavior falls.

Trust them with nuclear weapons? Not a chance. The world will change in a very negative way if that happens, and we CANNOT allow that to happen.

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