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Your experiences are your own and nobody is asking you to prove yourself. You are valid as is. However, one should not be saying someone IS a vile thing when t
by edoceo 6y ago
Your experiences are your own and nobody is asking you to prove yourself. You are valid as is.
However, one should not be saying someone IS a vile thing when they've only been ACCUSED (and not convicted) of being a vile thing.
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- eyelidlessness 6y agoI apologize for my last comment. I didn’t address the character or nature of Ed Murray. I addressed what he did. What he did do. He did do what he was accused of. I’m glad to take the downvotes to vocally say that I believe his victims. The vast majority of sexual assault victims never see a jury, and even if we do we never stand a chance of proof in that court.
- cambalache 6y agoAs noble as your sentiment is, it's a dangerous and stupid approach to take on legal matters of that importance.
- eyelidlessness 6y agoIt’s not just a legal matter. I’m amazed that as a victim of sexual assault I’m repeatedly being lectured about the burden of proof of sexual assault. I suppose I can just assume y’all don’t believe me either unless I go to court to confront my assaulters and win?