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I would immediately reply, "All of the allegations are false."

• codefreeordie 4y ago
  Possibly so. And that is a reasonable choice. That phrasing is cautious -- it is very direct and very short, and doesn't contain any descriptive text, so it's harder for an enemy to spin it in their narrative. At least, in the 3 minutes I was willing to spend thinking about it, I couldn't dream up a way to use that quote to imply your guilt.
• dekhn 4y ago
  What if some of the allegations are partially true, or there's context to the allegation that matters?
• LightG 4y ago
  It's so simple when you're innocent... When you're guilty, not so much... I dont know all of the facts but I'm a decent speculator.