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@wjmaggos when you’re uncertain about one claim that doesn’t mean the opposite claim is definitely true, and this is a really important concept.

Right now we have broad swaths of the public marching forward with an assumption of guilt that is far from proven, and it’s pretty important that we recognize that because otherwise we end up with the same old situation where two different people can’t communicate because they can’t agree on what is and isn’t basic truth.

If there isn’t evidence showing that Trump is guilty, as @freemo requested, that doesn’t mean he or OJ are definitely innocent.

However, it does mean that the assumptions about guilt are really overblown and hysterical.

This is pretty important right now as serious legal matters are weighing heavily on the public.