-Removed-Honesty shouldn't be aspired to, it should just be. It's already there, we've just covered it up or pushed it to the side
Can only be actualized if we let go of our confining definitions and restrictive perspectives
People are already bound, The differences amongst us are subtle- the same objects except one dances clockwise while the other dances counter clockwise
-Removed-I think your answer that honesty is not a policy, is evasive. You might as well say in response to the question, "That's a nice puppy over there."
In answer to your question: Sometimes dishonesty is called for, such as the Nazi at the door scenario, who asks the question you have to answer is, "Are there any Jews here?" There are all kinds of rationalizations about how to protect the Jews you are harboring while not being dishonest, but the fact is, we do have dilemmas in life where we have to choose between options neither of which we would choose by itself. Anybody who can get through life without facing this dilemma is living a miraculously charmed life.