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<translate>Slander is a false statement about someone which could harm their reputation in some way. A slanderous statement must be false in a way that might actually be believed by a reasonable person. So, for example, calling someone "a donkey" -- although literally false -- is not slander. No reasonable person would believe that a human is literally a donkey.</translate>

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+<translate>Slander is a false statement about someone which could harm their reputation in some way. A slanderous statement must be false in a way that might actually be believed by a reasonable person. So, for example, calling someone "a donkey" -- although literally false -- is not slander.  No reasonable person would believe that a human is literally a donkey. For example, Jesus called Herod a "fox" and the Pharisees a "brood of vipers":</translate>
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+<translate>Slander is a false statement about someone which could harm their reputation in some way. A slanderous statement must be false in a way that might actually be believed by a reasonable person. So, for example, calling someone "a donkey" -- although literally false -- is not slander.  No reasonable person would believe that a human is literally a donkey. Jesus called Herod a "fox" and the Pharisees a "brood of vipers":</translate>
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+<translate>Slander is a false statement about someone which could harm their reputation in some way. A slanderous statement must be false in a way that might actually be believed by a reasonable person. So, for example, calling someone "a donkey" -- although literally false -- is not slander.  No reasonable person would believe that a human is literally a donkey. Jesus called Herod a "fox":</translate>
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