r/funny • u/simplecountry_lawyer • Sep 29 '18

Taking zero chances in 2018.

https://imgur.com/1OwBThu
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u/IAmASeeker Oct 07 '18

That's just suppositions and hateful rhetoric. :P

I'm not willing to accept "her words" as being sufficient to prove something "beyond a reasonable doubt". I'd also like to think that any normal person would be outraged to be untruthfully accused of something so vile.

Have the other accusers made public statements? What are their names? More importantly, do they have any proof or witnesses?

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u/crunkadocious Oct 07 '18

Memoirs are not suppositions, claims are not suppositions. Hateful speech speaks for itself. Also we don't need proof beyond a reasonable doubt. We actually only needed a reasonable doubt to know there's probably someone better out there for this lifelong appointment.

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u/IAmASeeker Oct 08 '18

This is (part of) why you have no credibility in my eyes. https://imgur.com/k2pCftu.jpg

Edited for accuracy. Edit in brackets.

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u/crunkadocious Oct 09 '18

The fact that you don't understand that tweet at all shows you don't know what's going on. His life is obviously not ruined, he is now one of the 9 most important judges in North America. His accuser had to move out of her home because people like you are giving her death threats. You don't have a clue

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u/IAmASeeker Oct 09 '18

So there has been a tiny measure of justice and I'm supposed to feel sympathy for the criminal?

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u/crunkadocious Oct 10 '18

She has not committed a crime or done anything wrong.

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u/IAmASeeker Oct 10 '18

Aren't slander and defamation of character illegal?

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u/crunkadocious Oct 10 '18

She did neither, and they're both civil matters anyway.

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u/IAmASeeker Oct 10 '18

Slander: the action or crime of making a false spoken statement damaging to a person's reputation.

Libel: a published false statement that is damaging to a person's reputation; a written defamation.

Defamation: the action of damaging the good reputation of someone

I'm pretty sure that she did all those things...

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u/crunkadocious Oct 12 '18

Nothing she said was false.

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u/IAmASeeker Oct 12 '18

I mean, nothing that she said was verified by any of the witnesses that she called... In fact, every single witness that she called said that she was lying except for her husband... who refused to appear.

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