[ SECRET POST #3116 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3116 ⌋

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[Fire Emblem: Fates]


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[Rebecca Black, Friday]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

All she did, and rightly so, was say that in this country we have due process, and that people are innocent until they're proven guilty in a court of law and not the court of public opinion.

[(Anonymous)]

I think that's true in a legal sense, and I sympathize with the concept that we should try to avoid rushing to judgment.

At the same time, I think we can use our own judgment to reach conclusions. And the concept of innocent until proven guilty is a legal principle not a moral one. And in a case like this where there's an enormous preponderance of evidence, I don't really think there's any problem with reaching a measured conclusion.

[chardmonster]

Except most of us aren't in the public eye like she is.

If I say "yeah ____ is probably a rapist" TMZ doesn't pick it up, it doesn't become a major news story, and I don't have paparazzi screaming it in my face. If I somehow prove to be wrong, I'm not going to be vilified in the media or have my career damaged.

So yeah I think she had every right to be cagey.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, sure. I think it's alright if she wants to be cagy or decline to comment, I'm not arguing against that, I'm just saying it's also alright if she wants to come to a conclusion, if you see what I mean.

[(Anonymous)]

This!