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Laetitia Pilkington, On lying politicians ("Lying is an occupation")

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First published at 22:01 UTC on December 5th, 2021.

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Recorded in December 2021. This poem was written nearly 300 years ago; though one would hardly know it.

To paraphrase what I take to be the author's opinion: All, or almost all politicians, (along with other members of the State,) rise to the…

Recorded in December 2021. This poem was written nearly 300 years ago; though one would hardly know it.

To paraphrase what I take to be the author's opinion: All, or almost all politicians, (along with other members of the State,) rise to their position by lying; and they maintain power (their "station") by weaving deceitful narratives together ("well-concerted lies") to impose upon the public.

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