What it means is to support the professed
victim.
"Trust all rape victims" does not mean to convict/persecute the alleged rapist
worst decision in my life was to get married to a rape victim.
don't do it, it's terrible
>worst decision in my life was to get married to a rape victim.
Doubt was raped, just trying to juggle lies.
Story time?
what is cause and effect?
Don't twist words about it. You can obviously be SUPPORTIVE which I would hope everybody can agree on but trust means what it means.
Trust - firm belief in the reliability, truth, or ability of someone or something.
Now in a rape case you have a victim(s) and a perpetrator(s) where an accusation is made which is either false or true to constitute rape which leads to conviction.
How is this hard to comprehend that this is no bases to convict or persecute people? The more this notion takes track the more extreme the consequences and persecution by the public which is no way to run a society.
Never trust a female, especially about "rape".
>being autistic about use of words
In this case, 'trust' means 'act like true until determined otherwise.'
It's not being autistic leaf they and you by agreeing are obfuscating the language involved. You can't trow the meaning of words out the window, it matters. People twist these words because when they are successful they can highjack it's meaning or emotional value for their argument if you accept it. So being categorical about it is not well 'autistic'.
Also It's either or you cannot say you trust "act like true" the allegation because it has not been substantiated and therefore we should refrain our judgment. To break it down even more to trust is to favor a party in credibility and to make a judgment of the alleged situation to be true in this case.
Again being supportive is not making a judgment of the case while treating the victim(s) with what they need to cope with the situation until a formal inquiry can be made.
In a criminal investigation I would fucking hope 'act like true until determined otherwise.' i.e guilty until determined otherwise will not be a fucking default.
>muh package deal fallacy
>muh newspeak
Whether ir happened or not, you should act the same way. So no difference between 'trust' and 'be supportive of.'