I don't necessarily agree with what GP is saying, but I don't see why we should be trusting people so much so as to require evidence of absence from people who

I don't necessarily agree with what GP is saying, but I don't see why we should be trusting people so much so as to require evidence of absence from people who simply doubt what's being said. GP provides some examples of cases in which trust was mis-placed, which is fine enough for me to have a second-think about this rather than assume it to be true.