They understand. They just, don’t care. The ends justify the means and all that.So with zero evidence you'd just go ahead and believe the party making the claim? You do understand how dangerous that is right?
They understand. They just, don’t care. The ends justify the means and all that.So with zero evidence you'd just go ahead and believe the party making the claim? You do understand how dangerous that is right?
"Believe all victims" are your words.You do understand you've just swapped the word "believe" for the phrase "take seriously", right?
We are saying the same thing. It is just you guys have reserved the word believe to mean something entirely else, ex:
That's probably because they do actually mean different things....You do understand you've just swapped the word "believe" for the phrase "take seriously", right?
We are saying the same thing. It is just you guys have reserved the word believe to mean something entirely else, ex:
What?Presumption of innocence doesn't exist in your world does it, you just automatically assume guilt because it fits your ideological worldview. Like i said, dangerous
Argument over then, we all agree it is semantics on words and no one is thinking we should whack people in prison just because someone has made an accusation, until due process is completed and beyond reasonable doubt the accusation is proved true?That's probably because they do actually mean different things....
Religious people believe in God.
Anthropologists take the study of ancient religions seriously, but they (probably) don't believe in their gods.
Sounds good. But it would be easier if words weren't misused. It's particularly likely in contexts like this because there are actually people who don't seem to think that 'believe them' means a full and open minded investigation should take place.Argument over then, we all agree it is semantics on words and no one is thinking we should whack people in prison just because someone has made an accusation, until due process is completed and beyond reasonable doubt the accusation is proved true?
Apologies if I have just prevented 400 pages of alt-right mouth frothing.
Believe? Yes. Prosecute, no. As a minimum I'd want something recording against someone, that way if multiple people complain about a person over a period of time, even if there's no evidence, then the likelihood of them being someone worth keeping an eye on increases.So with zero evidence you'd just go ahead and believe the party making the claim? You do understand how dangerous that is right?
so we agree you need to choose your words better, good stuff.Argument over then, we all agree it is semantics on words and no one is thinking we should whack people in prison just because someone has made an accusation, until due process is completed and beyond reasonable doubt the accusation is proved true?
Apologies if I have just prevented 400 pages of alt-right mouth frothing.
Fixed that for youSounds good. But it would be easier if words weren't misused. It's particularly likely in contexts like this because there are actually mouth frothy alt-righters who don't seem to think that 'believe them' means a full and open minded investigation should take place.
yes, how do you prove a crime has taken place without evidence? That's also the laws definition, and any sane person.What's your take? That as long as someone commits a crime they're innocent unless they've left evidence?
Well firstly, no. It's why acquittal is a thing and the opposite of guilty isn't 'innocent'. But using your logic, if someone kicked the **** out of you and put you in hospital but no one else sees it, you'd class the attacker as innocent because there's no evidence?yes, thats also the laws definition, and any sane person.
SMH at the 'mouth frothy alt-righters' objecting to stuff like this:Fixed that for you
If something goes to trial it's because the CPS believe there's enough evidence to mount a case, totally different from the original claim of 'believe all victims'. If I claim your brother kicked the **** out of me have to believe me right?Well firstly, no. It's why acquittal is a thing and the opposite of guilty isn't 'innocent'. But using your logic, if someone kicked the **** out of you and put you in hospital but no one else sees it, you'd class the attacker as innocent because there's no evidence?
If there was no belief in what you were saying, why would anyone take it seriously?If something goes to trial its because the CPS believe there's enough evidence to mount a case, totally different from the original claim of 'believe all victims'.
If I claim your brother kicked the **** out of me have to believe me right?
Obviously that could never happenIf there was no belief in what you were saying, why would anyone take it seriously?
'believe' and 'take seriously' are 2 different things.
Gotcha. So you guys are seriously just here to froth over people using the world believe vs. "take seriously"?Obviously that could never happen
But
There's a huge difference between the statements "believe victims" and "take any accusation seriously", can you not see that?Gotcha. So you guys are seriously just here to froth over people using the world believe vs. "take seriously"?
So you want people to be given a criminal record without prosecution?Believe? Yes. Prosecute, no. As a minimum I'd want something recording against someone, that way if multiple people complain about a person over a period of time, even if there's no evidence, then the likelihood of them being someone worth keeping an eye on increases.
Noting a pattern of behaviour is not a 'criminal record'.So you want people to be given a criminal record without prosecution?
Explain to me how your idea can be abused and how you would mitigate it?
"noting"Noting a pattern of behaviour is not a 'criminal record'.