you may get the pound of flesh from HR but then literally nobody is ever going to speak to you again
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Is the fact that he was Muslim relevant at all though? Seems the same anecdote leaving that out would have been just as true and relevant.
@waltercool
Ahh, perhaps, sure. Is there reason to think that was the case here though? Did the guy get reprimanded specifically for being prejudice?
@waltercool
Me too had its place in the legitimate cases. the problem with everything feminist is they take it too far and do more harm than good despite having good intent.
Pesky women, always taking their desire to end sexual harassment too far!
Yea, i mean, when you start accusing people of rape who didnt actually rape you, literally, then it is taking it too far. This shouldnt be a hard concept to understand.
And you have proof of that happening on a significant scale, i.e. more than a few unproven anecdotes?
There is about as much evidence of false accusations as there are of true ones... The bulk of cases in either category tend to be scarce when it comes to evidence. That is the very problem with treating them as true in the first place.
And I'm saying that as per Occam's Razor, the more likely thing is that the allegation is true. That's why it's normal for people to consider it true regardless of whether it can be proven in court and turned into an official punishment.
Actually ocams razor would imply we should not assume an accusation is true or false and assume that it is unknowable... Ocams razor dictates we must make the choice that makes the least assumptions, therefore we are dictated by ocams razor to not assume a claim to be true or false without evidence.
@socjuswiz @waltercool
Exactly and agreed. There is no logic and simply understanding human nature and its tendency to be petty should make it obvious that most of the time people lie. Assuming honesty with no evidence is a leap in any scenario.
