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What is "proof?" Rapes are usually extremely difficult if not impossible to "prove" so if we go by your reasoning most rapes should never be prosecuted.
Rape cases that go to trial ALWAYS have more than "he said-she said" proof. The prosecution couldn't meet its burden of proof otherwise.
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What is "proof?" Rapes are usually extremely difficult if not impossible to "prove" so if we go by your reasoning most rapes should never be prosecuted.
What is "proof?" Rapes are usually extremely difficult if not impossible to "prove" so if we go by your reasoning most rapes should never be prosecuted.
Who got raped?
Now to new business...
Phrases like MeToo and Believe the Women and White Old Men don't mean diddly squat in a court of law.
Justice for men and boys is equal to justice for girls and women... Even equal to old white men... Gasp!
Burry a body that's 36 years old with a bullet in it from a gun that that Kavanaugh owned. Try something different. Been here, done this.
Kavanaugh and Judge Clarence Thomas will be bosom buddies for years laughing about being attacked by the Wishbone Offense when the RPO is all the rage.
Update the playbook for crying out loud!!!
Try something different.
Old is boring.
At least try the Bill Walsh West Coast Offense. The I-Formation and the Wishbone are just boring in 2018.
And I answered your question. Now are you going to answer mine, that I asked first?
Actually, you didn't answer my first question, which was, what is "proven?" Depending on what that is, is crucial to answering your question in the OP.
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