So you have not asked your daughter to avoid falsely accusing others. Why? Does the law say, "false accusations are acceptable if the false accuser is in not in

So you have not asked your daughter to avoid falsely accusing others. Why? Does the law say, "false accusations are acceptable if the false accuser is in not in a position of power"? In my experience, the "position of power" reply is a canned response that is being used to deflect a question. It is in my experience never accompanied by a substantial understanding of what power actually means, and of an awareness of the long tradition of difficulties of defining the concept of power. In order to help you get away from this naive position, let me invite you to consider reflecting on the fact that the ability falsely to accuse others of heinous crimes and get away with it might be a power in itself. (Cf how the Khashoggi murderes are likely to get away with it -- would you or I get away with murder?)