I Rather Believe In Hypothetical Than Facts - Iamprincewill6

A post reported that a man, falsely accused of raping his daughter, was cleared by medical reports, while his wife—the accuser—was arrested.

One user still commented: “The weapon fashioned against women are always men… What if he really did it.”

This comment ignores verified facts and continues to cast suspicion on the cleared man. It reflects a tendency to assume guilt despite evidence, which can amplify harm to innocent people. False accusations already have severe emotional and social consequences, and dismissing medical proof perpetuates injustice. While protecting victims is important, accountability must be based on facts, not speculation.

Red flag 🚨: Ignoring evidence and insisting on hypothetical guilt fosters unfair bias and undermines the principles of justice.