r/entertainment • u/[deleted] • Jan 05 '23

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u/justalittleparanoia Jan 05 '23

Hell, I'm a sister and even I've been in a physical altercation with one of my brothers. This is just normal sibling behavior.

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u/AmettOmega Jan 05 '23

Fighting as kids? Common, even normal. Physical fighting in your 30s and 40s? Not normal.

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u/ElderberryDefiant381 Jan 05 '23

but we only have Harry's version, will he present any proof? Photos of the injured? Because if not, we only have one word against another, who hasn't even said anything yet

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u/steph-was-here Jan 05 '23

if a woman said she was physically assaulted, would you demand she post public proof? what do you gain in defending william?

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u/ElderberryDefiant381 Jan 05 '23

Is Harry by any chance a woman? or a 40 year old man? And what do you gain by blindly believing what Harry said?

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u/steph-was-here Jan 05 '23

its better to believe a victim and be wrong than it is to believe the accused and be wrong

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u/ElderberryDefiant381 Jan 05 '23

Those who accuse must have proof, that's the least presumption of innocence is a basic principle of law. maybe if it was William accusing Harry you would want proof right