Any grammatical errors in this sentence?

[NewHopeR]

If you want support of people, just make them fool. If you tell them truth, then they stone you.

[bhaisahab]

If you want support of people, just make them fool. If you tell them truth, then they stone you.

In think what you are trying to say is, "If you want people to support you, make fools of them." "If you tell them the truth, they will stone you".

[NewHopeR]

In think what you are trying to say is, "If you want people to support you, make fools of them." "If you tell them the truth, they will stone you".

Thank you.

The improvement of the first sentence has no doubt made it better. But the second remains uncertain: If we used "the truth," it would seem that the truth is just the fact that you make fools of them. Then that they stone you would be justified. The intention of the writer, however, doesn't not specifically refer to such "fooling people" truth; the "truth" the writer speaks of is a general truth.

[Barb_D]

Articles are hard. You have to believe that "the truth" refers to the general concept of what is true.