'Benefit of the doubt' is used in opposition to usual meaning here. 'Believe the accusations I'm making when there is no evidence for them.' https://twitter.com/RoundSqrCupola/status/910336631139381248 …
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Replying to @HPluckrose
If your friend tells you about an event that happened to them do you automatically believe them or require evidence for it?
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Replying to @naamamarom @HPluckrose
Because that's what the context of the phrase meant - believe our experiences.
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Is it OK to believe you experienced something a certain way but that that's not necessarily how it was?
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