No, because someone can always concoct a lie that is stranger than truth, but why would they? The purpose of a lie is to be believed.That's not what truth is stranger than fiction means. It means a particular event is so bizarre or astounding, that it sounds made up but it's true.
"Something they didn't know enough about" is not necessarily a lie. Someone can easily not know enough about the truth and be confounded by a clever liar (Eve, for instance).In the case of many Charlie Kirk mini-debates with college students, they'd make a statement about something they didn't know enough about, and Charlie would take it apart with facts. So that's were truth would win out over malarky. The challenger would issue a fallacious statement, Charlie would take it apart with the truth, and the challenger would be left stammering or they'd issue a personal insult and walk away.
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