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Why should we default to believing an accusation of anyone on any matter in particular absent proof? Is burden of proof not always on the accuser, rather than t
by Karunamon 10y ago
Why should we default to believing an accusation of anyone on any matter in particular absent proof? Is burden of proof not always on the accuser, rather than the accused?
- sneak 10y agoNo, it usually isn't. It only really gets reversed when it's rape, actually.