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"In an interview with CBS, Aela said her note was never intended to single out anyone as a rapist, but was rather highlighting the issue of sexual assault."
It boggles my mind that anyone with two neurons to rub together thinks that spreading false rumors about the presence of a rapist is helpful to actual rape victims
Please think about this sensibly: if someone with no knowledge of any such thing posts "there is a rapist in our office, and you know who it is" or "there is a rapist at this family reunion, and you know who it is," do you expect the net outcome to be positive?
Wouldn't be surprised if the possibility of it starting rumors didn't even occur to them. I think there's a valid idea there, that there's a lot we don't know about the people around us. But it's important to learn from what actually happens, and the ACLU stepping in won't help
If nothing bad has happened to you, or your friends, or their friends, or anyone you or they know, you are denied the quest to join the just and slay monsters. It chafes to be in Eden and not the desert righting wrongs.
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