Truthiness is "What I say is right, and [nothing] anyone else says could possibly be true. " It's … - Stephen Colbert

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It seems to me there are no rules, only instances; but perhaps that is because I learned no rules, and am only an instance myself.

Stephen Colbert

Truthiness is "What I say is right, and [nothing] anyone else says could possibly be true. " It's not only that I feel it to be true, but that I feel it to be true. There's not only an emotional quality, but there's a selfish quality.

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Can accidentally eating halal food make you Muslim? Yes, the same way drinking a cosmo can make you gay.

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If Corporations are people, I guarantee you that a government of those people, by those people, and for those people will continue to exist.

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You have a firm grasp of the obvious.

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I believe in pulling yourself up by your own bootstraps. I believe it is possible — I saw this guy do it once in Cirque du Soleil. It was magical.

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Give a man a suicide bomb, he blows up once. Teach a man to suicide bomb, he also blows up once.

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