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Originally Posted by OptimalTates
Witch hunting is using a fake allegation to go after people you don't like for ulterior motives.
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No fake allegation needs to be involved. It can be a true allegation of something that is not actually wrong. For instance: ‘These guys were on the same team as one or more accused rapists.’
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Let's call it what it really is; rapist hunting. See if anyone has an issue with that.
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I already called it what it really is: guilt by association. ‘Rapist hunting’ is not an excuse for punishing people who are not rapists.
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Originally Posted by Murph
Not talking about it, and encouraging others not to talk about it, is EXACTLY why we are where we are.
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That's the witch-hunting mentality right there. ‘It is vitally important that we gossip about this without knowing who the guilty parties are, because we might prevent a crime by ruining the reputations of everyone who might have been involved.’
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Last edited by Jay Random; 07-16-2022 at 05:26 PM.
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