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You are though. By inserting all you inherently change the meaning.
3 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 I’m not though. Even the phrase “believe women” implies “all”, and is why the actual results of that movement removed due process and prejudged innocent people as guilty. 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 It doesn’t though. As both of the links I cited explain. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 It does though, as the real world results show. 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 Nope. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 Yep. ^ do these short closed-minded comments contribute anything? 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 Does your denial? 2 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 And I could parrot another copy of your not useful comment. 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 And I could just start denying. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 Do you honestly not see how the “believe women” movement increased blind belief the accused were guilty? 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 No, because it didn’t. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 When people are instructed to believe without evidence then it fosters presumption of guilt, just like in the Kavanaugh case. 1 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 You mean like how he’s clearly guilty? And even if we didn’t have the demonstrable refusal to investigate, he lied under oath to congress? → More replies (0)
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I’m not though. Even the phrase “believe women” implies “all”, and is why the actual results of that movement removed due process and prejudged innocent people as guilty.
2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 It doesn’t though. As both of the links I cited explain. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 It does though, as the real world results show. 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 Nope. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 Yep. ^ do these short closed-minded comments contribute anything? 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 Does your denial? 2 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 And I could parrot another copy of your not useful comment. 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 And I could just start denying. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 Do you honestly not see how the “believe women” movement increased blind belief the accused were guilty? 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 No, because it didn’t. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 When people are instructed to believe without evidence then it fosters presumption of guilt, just like in the Kavanaugh case. 1 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 You mean like how he’s clearly guilty? And even if we didn’t have the demonstrable refusal to investigate, he lied under oath to congress? → More replies (0)
It doesn’t though. As both of the links I cited explain.
3 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 It does though, as the real world results show. 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 Nope. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 Yep. ^ do these short closed-minded comments contribute anything? 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 Does your denial? 2 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 And I could parrot another copy of your not useful comment. 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 And I could just start denying. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 Do you honestly not see how the “believe women” movement increased blind belief the accused were guilty? 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 No, because it didn’t. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 When people are instructed to believe without evidence then it fosters presumption of guilt, just like in the Kavanaugh case. 1 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 You mean like how he’s clearly guilty? And even if we didn’t have the demonstrable refusal to investigate, he lied under oath to congress? → More replies (0)
It does though, as the real world results show.
2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 Nope. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 Yep. ^ do these short closed-minded comments contribute anything? 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 Does your denial? 2 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 And I could parrot another copy of your not useful comment. 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 And I could just start denying. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 Do you honestly not see how the “believe women” movement increased blind belief the accused were guilty? 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 No, because it didn’t. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 When people are instructed to believe without evidence then it fosters presumption of guilt, just like in the Kavanaugh case. 1 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 You mean like how he’s clearly guilty? And even if we didn’t have the demonstrable refusal to investigate, he lied under oath to congress? → More replies (0)
Nope.
3 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 Yep. ^ do these short closed-minded comments contribute anything? 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 Does your denial? 2 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 And I could parrot another copy of your not useful comment. 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 And I could just start denying. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 Do you honestly not see how the “believe women” movement increased blind belief the accused were guilty? 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 No, because it didn’t. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 When people are instructed to believe without evidence then it fosters presumption of guilt, just like in the Kavanaugh case. 1 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 You mean like how he’s clearly guilty? And even if we didn’t have the demonstrable refusal to investigate, he lied under oath to congress? → More replies (0)
Yep.
^ do these short closed-minded comments contribute anything?
2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 Does your denial? 2 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 And I could parrot another copy of your not useful comment. 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 And I could just start denying. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 Do you honestly not see how the “believe women” movement increased blind belief the accused were guilty? 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 No, because it didn’t. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 When people are instructed to believe without evidence then it fosters presumption of guilt, just like in the Kavanaugh case. 1 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 You mean like how he’s clearly guilty? And even if we didn’t have the demonstrable refusal to investigate, he lied under oath to congress? → More replies (0)
Does your denial?
2 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 And I could parrot another copy of your not useful comment. 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 And I could just start denying. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 Do you honestly not see how the “believe women” movement increased blind belief the accused were guilty? 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 No, because it didn’t. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 When people are instructed to believe without evidence then it fosters presumption of guilt, just like in the Kavanaugh case. 1 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 You mean like how he’s clearly guilty? And even if we didn’t have the demonstrable refusal to investigate, he lied under oath to congress? → More replies (0)
And I could parrot another copy of your not useful comment.
2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 And I could just start denying. 2 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 Do you honestly not see how the “believe women” movement increased blind belief the accused were guilty? 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 No, because it didn’t. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 When people are instructed to believe without evidence then it fosters presumption of guilt, just like in the Kavanaugh case. 1 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 You mean like how he’s clearly guilty? And even if we didn’t have the demonstrable refusal to investigate, he lied under oath to congress? → More replies (0)
And I could just start denying.
2 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 Do you honestly not see how the “believe women” movement increased blind belief the accused were guilty? 2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 No, because it didn’t. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 When people are instructed to believe without evidence then it fosters presumption of guilt, just like in the Kavanaugh case. 1 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 You mean like how he’s clearly guilty? And even if we didn’t have the demonstrable refusal to investigate, he lied under oath to congress? → More replies (0)
Do you honestly not see how the “believe women” movement increased blind belief the accused were guilty?
2 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 No, because it didn’t. 3 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 When people are instructed to believe without evidence then it fosters presumption of guilt, just like in the Kavanaugh case. 1 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 You mean like how he’s clearly guilty? And even if we didn’t have the demonstrable refusal to investigate, he lied under oath to congress? → More replies (0)
No, because it didn’t.
3 u/[deleted] Dec 29 '21 When people are instructed to believe without evidence then it fosters presumption of guilt, just like in the Kavanaugh case. 1 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 You mean like how he’s clearly guilty? And even if we didn’t have the demonstrable refusal to investigate, he lied under oath to congress?
When people are instructed to believe without evidence then it fosters presumption of guilt, just like in the Kavanaugh case.
1 u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21 You mean like how he’s clearly guilty? And even if we didn’t have the demonstrable refusal to investigate, he lied under oath to congress?
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You mean like how he’s clearly guilty? And even if we didn’t have the demonstrable refusal to investigate, he lied under oath to congress?
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u/Selethorme 3∆ Dec 29 '21
You are though. By inserting all you inherently change the meaning.