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"free" like not guilty until proven otherwise

• imbnwa 5y ago
  That principle exists in a domain where you've already been alleged of wrongdoing established by a given set of laws, it just means the allegation isn't also the warrant for guilt, as in a witch trial. It wasn't meant to hand-waive away any kind of collective speculative concern
• hnbad 5y ago
  The open letter cites plenty of sources explaining why the product would be harmful to children. Convictions are made on less evidence than this.
• vletal 5y ago
  More of a "free" like in "you are free to behave immorally"