genuine vs. forgery

ever come across something/someone that is so fake that you want to roll you eyes/puke/scream on the spot?

well, for many times, i had. BUT, today had been the limit. seriously. like, whoa type.

i understand that everyone would like to leave a very good impression on someone so that he/she will get something good in return or would be able to look good in the eyes of others. i think that is very normal, everybody does that.

however, to go to the verge of asking others to not complain or to tell the truth, it's getting overboard.

"you should not tell them about that, you should come to us. they wouldn't be able to do anything to solve that, we do,"

i think that is bulls***.

if "us" are able to deal with the problems in the first place, "you" wouldn't have anything to tell to "them", isn't it?

what "us" doing here is actually obstructing the freedom of speech and also forgery.

what was said is indeed so beautiful and seemed so great, but what is truly going on is that "us" is trying to get "you" to lie to "them". to tell "them" that everything here is fine and dandy, and that "us" is doing a great job running the place.

well, i don't think so.