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Maroule
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no, more generally
but the fact you pick up the legal sense also betrays you...
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HershOstropoler
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more generally, the term can mean too much. how about a translation ?
And there's nothing to betray, never was a secret....
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Maroule
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it probably wasn't, but I didn't know anyway
Mauvaise foi in general means that you know the truth of a matter but are willing and able to use and twist any arguments to proove the contrary. A communist leader defending Prague's coup for example...
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HershOstropoler
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quote:
Originally posted by Maroule
Mauvaise foi in general means that you know the truth of a matter but are willing and able to use and twist any arguments to proove the contrary. |
I rarely do that. Do you disagree with my view on the Marshal plan ?
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HershOstropoler
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Verdict: Not guilty.
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