• sudneo@lemm.ee
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    3 months ago

    Come on, this is a complete fallacious argument… Being a rapist is connected to actions, which can’t be proven that didn’t happen. This is completely different from measurable and observable properties like “being blonde” or “having certain chromosomes”. You can 100% disagree on having to prove anything, but your example is completely wrong.

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      3 months ago

      But it’s never wrong to question, you just have to be prepared to accept answers.

      With that said, this wasn’t a denial.

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        3 months ago

        I was not the person you were answering too. Just a random observer that has underlined the fallacy of that particular argument (it’s hard or impossible to prove things are not or did not happen).

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            3 months ago

            Which hypocrisy…? The whole point of your argument is already addressed. You can’t prove anybody didn’t commit actions. mah…