What is the human's natural response to slander!?

by **therron57** » Mon Dec 19, 2011 1:12 pm

SERIOUSLY

by **arber47** » Mon Dec 19, 2011 1:17 pm

Mooning.

by **ludano17** » Mon Dec 19, 2011 1:19 pm

Slander is a legal issue. If someone is speaking untruths about you and it damages you in some real way, you can SUE THE BAST@RDS in court for redress.

Remember that slander is spoken untruths and LIBEL is written or printed untruths. Both can make an interesting court case.

Consult an attorney. That's what civilized folks do.

by **tredway** » Mon Dec 19, 2011 1:24 pm

“A friend is loving at all times, and becomes a brother in times of trouble.” So states Proverbs 17:17 in The Basic Bible. Especially is a friend needed during “times of trouble.” The psalmist Asaph experienced severe emotional turmoil, yet he had drawn near to God as a friend. Thus, even though his “heart was soured” by inner pain, he said: “God is the rock of my heart.” (Psalm 73:21, 26, 28) Jehovah, who truly understood what Asaph was feeling, gave him emotional support. Jehovah was a stabilizing influence on Asaph so that he would not lose hope and courage.

Our heavenly Friend can likewise be a rocklike foundation for you during adversity. One teenager
found this out through personal experience. When Bonnie was 13 years old, some of the girls in her small country school started a vicious, slanderous rumor about her. To Bonnie it seemed as if everyone believed this lie. Many of her classmates gave her a cold reception, even calling her degrading names. “Lots of nights I would come home and cry,” explained Bonnie. “I even felt like killing myself because I hurt so bad inside.” She turned to some of her friends for support. “I tried to talk to people, but they didn’t seem to understand. They made my problem sound as if it were nothing. Sometimes I felt so alone.” What kept her from losing hope in the midst of such turmoil? She continues: “If it weren’t for Jehovah, I would have killed myself. I love him so much. He is my best friend.” Now she knows that it was her friendship with God that helped her to endure that emotionally crushing experience.

by **barclay76** » Mon Dec 19, 2011 1:32 pm

Do it - slander that challenger to a combat - shake hands, then come out swinging - it's the thrilla from Manila - it's the duel of the titans - it's... what was the question? Oh yeah - I represent Shyster, Shyster, and Cohen - my card...call us and we'll sue somebody.

by **coinleain** » Mon Dec 19, 2011 1:33 pm

I laugh. If I got under someone's skin enough to make them lie about me, I REALLY got under their skin.

by **han** » Mon Dec 19, 2011 1:44 pm

When it's an idiot slandering me it's meaningless...
Although I am apt to defend my position in an over the top way ;)
LIARS give me the irrits.
~

by **gustav** » Mon Dec 19, 2011 1:51 pm

I do not tolerate any lies to be spread about me. That is insubordination and is punishable by Force Choke until death.

by **dent81** » Mon Dec 19, 2011 1:53 pm

Slander is quite a common on R&S.
Its the favorite passtime of many christians on here.

by **valentino** » Mon Dec 19, 2011 1:59 pm

Throw a series of obsessive cyber-hissyfits, apparently.

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