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"The default position is disbelief until the claim is proven"
...Unless the claim is that someone is making false rape accusations. Then it's OK to believe that, even in the absence of proof.
#justjhodithings
"The default position is disbelief until the claim is proven"
It's not a straw man. His conclusion is based on how he believes rape victimsshouldact (along with his misunderstanding of the available information). That, by definition, is feels.When you have to begin your post with a strawman, you already know you've lost.
Your logical fallacy is, once again, appeal to perfection."The default position is disbelief until the claim is proven"
...Unless the claim is that someone is making false rape accusations. Then it's OK to believe that, even in the absence of proof.
#justjhodithings
And your logical fallacy is, once again, appeal to possibility.Your logical fallacy is, once again, appeal to perfection.
The only one here who's shown a consistent misunderstand of the concept of "proof" is YOU. I have proven such, objectively and repeatedly.Your claim there is an absence of proof demonstrates a gross ignorance of what the word proof even means.
This is your subjective and feels-based interpretation. It is worthless.The weight of the evidence all lies in one direction. That direction is that she made up the charges.
Actually, "no evidence" points to exactly what I've been saying all along: That we DON'T KNOW what happened.No evidence points in the direction you are desperately clinging to.
Did I misunderstand his post? Did I misrepresent his stance? According to his OWN WORDS, he's basing his conclusions on the fact that Sulky's behavior is not how he believes rape victims should act. Again, that is "feels" by definition.And yes, it is a strawman when you begin a sentence by declaring that someone has "admitted" something they never admitted, especially the retarded nonsense you put in other people's mouths.
I have no problem with burden of proof and I have not re-written the laws of logic.Didn't read.
Until you understand basic burden of proof, you are a waste of time.
If you have a problem with burden of proof, take it up with Aristotle, because absolutely nothing you can say on the matter is relevant. You will not rewrite the laws of logic in an attempt to salvage your pathetic tiny dicked ego because you wish Emma was raped so badly and it didn't happen.
I do appreciate, by the way, that you choose to continue to highlight your willful ignorance.Don't even bother responding because I'm not going to read it because I don't care.
No I'm not confused they had evidence admitted in court documents. I based my decision on that, unlike you.So you admit your conclusion is based on subjective "feels", then? You're judging someone you don't know for not behaving in a way you approve of? OK, then.
Also, the "fuck me in the but" comment wasbeforethe alleged rape, not after. There was no invitation to sex after the fact. You're not even paying attention to the evidence, yet you feel confident enough to draw flawed conclusions. Which, to be fair, is par for the course on this topic.
No, you are confused. You claimed she asked her rapist to "come fuck her in the ass again". That implies that not only was the anal sex consensual, but that she wanted further sexual contact of that nature and explicitly asked for itafterthe alleged rape. In reality, the comment you are thinking of was made BEFORE the alleged incident. Besides that, it is highly debatable whether that was an actual invitation to anal and not just a joke/expression. Besides THAT, even if itwasan explicit invitation (which is not a given), it would do nothing to prove that what happened after that was consensual.No I'm not confused they had evidence admitted in court documents. I based my decision on that, unlike you.
Sulkowicz doesn't need to have been raped for me to be right, since that is not (nor has it ever been) my claim.It really should say "I WANT TO BELIEVE THAT A WOMAN WAS RAPED SO I CAN BE RIGHT!"
At this point, that's really what is going on here.
Tanoomba would rather Emma be a rape victim, than a liar.
He would rather her have been forcibly fucked in the ass, than have lied about it, simply so he can be right in the face of being so stunningly, astonishingly wrong.
^No matter how much you type, no one is reading it, no one takes your opinion seriously, you will not rewrite the rules of logic for your personal benefit, and you will never get your wish that Emma was raped.
This. And no matter how many butthurt potshots and whining antics you try, nothing is going to stick either, because no one takes you seriously enough for anything you say to matter.No matter how much you type, no one is reading it, no one takes your opinion seriously, you will not rewrite the rules of logic for your personal benefit, and you will never get your wish that Emma was raped.
I guess all the times she got fucked in the ass confused me. I guess the seven months of text messages begging him for love also confused me or the other random rape allegation but not really allegation during her fucking all of her previous boyfriends friends.No, you are confused. You claimed she asked her rapist to "come fuck her in the ass again". That implies that not only was the anal sex consensual, but that she wanted further sexual contact of that nature and explicitly asked for itafterthe alleged rape. In reality, the comment you are thinking of was made BEFORE the alleged incident. Besides that, it is highly debatable whether that was an actual invitation to anal and not just a joke/expression. Besides THAT, even if itwasan explicit invitation (which is not a given), it would do nothing to prove that what happened after that was consensual.
So yeah, you're very confused.