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Ad 2 and 3: Supposing for the moment the accused is innocent, how else could a defense/support look like? If "this issue" did not happen, how could they know ab
by diffeomorphism 8y ago
Ad 2 and 3: Supposing for the moment the accused is innocent, how else could a defense/support look like? If "this issue" did not happen, how could they know about it? How could they prove that nothing happened other than "I think I would have noticed"?
> Seems people behave just the same as everybody else, in a tribal way.
Supporting someone you believe innocent should not be derided as "tribal".
- Phrodo_00 8y ago> Supporting someone you believe innocent should not be derided as "tribal". The problem, I think, is that plainly believing someone is innocent just because you happen to work with them or think they're moral is not useful, and you should probably keep it to yourself.