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I agree with Corrik. Women should go back to keeping their mouths shut and never speaking up about their experiences with sexual assault. I mean, we ALL know that the vast majority of those women are NEVER going to get justice because most instances of assault are a "he said/she said" situation, and our justice system works under the presumption of innocence until proven guilty, rendering any sort of criminal conviction extremely difficult.

So, you see, these women are ALREADY victims; why should we then make MORE victims by "ruining" the lives of their attackers? Ruined lives live like...*reads through a stack of papers* the current president of the United States, who was elected AFTER said assault claims were revealed And...*flips to a new page* the newest member of the Supreme Court, who was confirmed to his position, again, AFTER said assault claims were revealed. And...*flips yet another page* the current Democratic nominee for president of the United States, who, fair enough, didn't get accused until after he'd secured said nomination, but likely will still be the nominee come November.

Really, the world would be a better place if Bill Cosby and Harvey Weinstein were still on the streets as well, don't you think, Corrik?

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