Quote:"Of course you would need to investigate a situation before making a personal determination of innocence or guilt."


That's the problem with the question you are asking me. You're asking me to absolve a guy when I have no idea what he has done and have no idea who he is or have any evidence from the women, nor was I there.


Give me some kind of scenario at least instead of asking me to absolve a mystery man from a mystery crime with no details other than the he may have done something wrong.

I'm not the one who made the argument. It can go for any scenario you want. If a guy grabs a woman's breasts or crotch he just met, is found on top of her unconscious in an alleyway, is walked in on while she is tied up to a bed.. it does not matter what the scenario is.


If the guy simply says.. she let me.. do you immediately walk away and say.. hmm.. well he said she let him, so nothing more to see. Or do you leave open the smallest possibility that just because the guy says she let him do whatever, there is the chance he is just saying that and the woman may have been touched, attacked, etc. without consent.


Would you absolve him on the spot for simply saying.. she let me? No further questions.

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