Tim_Hardawayy wrote:Wingy wrote:Ok. So given that, it would make a lot more sense to see posts like this one from rand below, than always seeing a bunch like ‘she’s looking for money,’ this doubt, that doubt, I’m just going to immediately doubt the accuser.
___Rand___ wrote:Eh let the court systems decide. I got no opinion either way. Every draft pick every player you sign is a risk.
Right and ignore all the posts that say "Zion's just a headache, he probably did do something, we have to hear the victim out" etc. Or even just the common sense approach, which is to examine the actual documented history of this accuser, as posted by another poster in this thread, with her admitting in the past to extorting money from Zion.
While I agree with the quote you selected, to be perfectly honest, in this case there actually is enough evidence (unlike in others of this nature) where you can throw a lot of doubt towards this accuser. In fact, the only case I'd say people are being unfair is if it somehow isn't also Moriah Mills accusing him, and she's all but admitted it now.
I think this misses one of the most important points.
Real victims see this kind of talk, and even _if_ this particular accuser is flimsy, false, what have you…it can negatively impact their fear, pain, guilt, shame, trauma, etc. Because people rush to judge someone else that states they have been in the same shoes.
Before people jump in to say, well…they prob aren’t anything like this Zion person…are we really going to believe that rape victims love spending their time digging into rape stories and looking into the credibility of accusers? I’m gonna take a giant leap and say ‘no.’