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>>Essentially facts is not the same as truth; Although facts in themselves may be true they are always consumed within the context of one's ideological framework to create one's truth.
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>>I guess we're talking about different things. When you use the phrase 'one's truth' you're don't mean truth you mean belief, fond hope or something similar
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>>Hence facts and truth are not the same.
>so this becomes 'facts and one's belief are not the same'

Certainly in human affairs, yes. There is no truth except that which we create when we interpret the facts (or fallacies) within our idealogical framework. In science there may exist totally objective facts and truths that can be derived from them but I dont think so in human affairs (which was the context of this thread).