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by rTX5CMRXIfFG
1254 days ago
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So when someone claims that they were raped and you’re not sure whether they’re telling the truth, your first instinct is to raise a ton of questions on the veracity of the claim of rape like you’re some court who’s in a position to try? You really think that that’s normal? And how could malice not be interpreted from the way the questions were raised when they only question the veracity of the claims of the prisoner? |
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