Can there ever be enough evidence for people to believe a rape victim?

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8. I agree with most of what you said, so I'll just address where we disagree.

You are arguing that as long as it's legal, anything goes!

That isn't how I view my sexual conduct with others. To me, there's a lot more to it than that. A whole lot more.

It's "legal" to buy prostitutes in some jurisdictions. You argue that's good behavior and I don't.

If you and I can disagree about such a simple thing, without even having a physical encounter, then it makes me wonder how you can be so sure that we would totally agree if we were to have a physical relationship with each other.

Now, about comparing the Lewinsky case with the Assange case, be very careful of the accusations that you're hurling around. I intentionally used those cases because I see the exact same contrast between them that you are making. That should be absolutely clear from any honest reading of my post, especially since I made a specific disclaimer to that effect right there in the original post. Go back and look.

The cases have one point in common. That is the point I raised. They are both cases where accusations of sexual misconduct are used for political purposes. Perhaps you're not concerned about it. Perhaps you don't give a shit about how that kind of thing has a detrimental effect on all victims, in general, I don't know. But don't keep trying to twist what I said into some other thing that I specifically denied saying. It's dishonest.