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The Behavior of Truth and Deceit

by Michael Merritt on May 7, 2020April 10, 2025

There is one judicial constant that I believe to be true. The innocent pursue the law, and the guilty run from it.

What I have learned from the ignorant and the deceitful is that they will keep marching proudly in the direction they desire because their arrogance allows them to falsely believe they can pay the bill.

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  • darkness
  • deceit
  • deceitful
  • ignorant
  • innocent
  • judicial
  • law
  • light
  • Truth

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