08 | August | 2014 | uldissprogis

Compliment: v. to mildly praise and usually approve

Complidiment: v. to mildly praise but disapprove

Most compliments are sincere but there are exceptions to the rule where you may be complimenting someone just to avoid hurt feelings and you really disapprove of the behavior or think that an appearance is ugly or not pleasant to look at. Great, wonderful, sensational, and awesome are not really polite, sincere, mild compliments but intense praise meant to make someone feel very happy whether they deserve to feel that way or not.

A proper compliment is approving of what someone thinks or does and praising them for it.

You can also deceptively compliment someone and disapprove of what they think or have done. This is a form of lying which some humans resort to when there is an authority figure whom they do not want to upset or challenge and so compliantly give an untrue compliment or a complidiment.

Language and many words promote lying and deception in society and it is time that we learned to discriminate between a true compliment and a deceptive one by inventing a new word for it or a complidiment.

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Notoriety: n. famous for an (immoral and/or wrong) and/or (illegal and/or very bad behavior(s)

Historically tyrants had the most notoriety for doing something immoral or very bad. Hitler gained notoriety for cruel and deadly concentration camps and Stalin and Mao for killing and imprisoning millions of their own citizens.

Bonnie and Clyde gained notoriety for robbing banks, OJ Simpson for getting away with murder in a nationally televised trial, Osama Bin Laden for being a terrorist, and Bernie Madoff for stealing billions of dollars with his Ponzi scheme.

Corruption is on the rise worldwide and I am convinced that there will be a long list of future notorious humans who will gain fame and become legends because of their great immoral and illegal actions.

If you liked this evergreen truth blog then read more of them, about 900 so far, and one or more of my evergreen truth books, especially COMMON SENSE, rays of truth in a human world filled with myths and deceptions.

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Enjoy!!!!!!