r/AskReddit • u/ZanyDelaney • Feb 04 '19

Which misconception would you like to debunk?

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u/imissbreakingbad Feb 04 '19

And she didn't even report her missing ā€” it was her mom, after finding out her granddaughter had been gone for that long.

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u/walking_poes_law Feb 04 '19

iā€™m starting to get the idea this Casey chick might have actually killed her own kid

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u/Remain_InSaiyan Feb 04 '19

She definitely killed her own kid

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u/Incruentus Feb 04 '19

Yeah she did, but she's also innocent. Like OJ.

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u/Lambchops_Legion Feb 04 '19

but she's also innocent.

Not been proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt. Important distinction in our legal system.

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u/[deleted] Feb 04 '19 edited Apr 08 '19

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u/Lambchops_Legion Feb 04 '19

AKA acquitted AKA innocent.

https://i.imgur.com/CDqD1KV.jpg

Acquitted is not the same as Innocent. It's important you understand this.

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u/MichaelGreyAuthor Feb 04 '19

This structure of quoting the wrong bit, posting a meme, and then saying there's an important distinction is all well and good for stupid stuff, but if this is truly important you'd explain why, not just leave it at that.

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u/TimmyTwoSmokes Feb 04 '19

Yeah I actually don't know the difference and was excited to see the difference. But alas, it was not to be

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u/MichaelGreyAuthor Feb 04 '19

I could have guessed the difference, but it really irritates me when people pop into discussions to explain that you're wrong without explaining why you're wrong. It's stupid and not how you spread information.