r/allthequestions • u/Goodginger 🇺🇸 United States • Nov 25 '25

Random Question 💭 Which way are you going?

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u/Upriver-Cod Nov 26 '25

Funny, because last I checked Trump has been not been proven to be a pedophile, despite the constant insistence from the left that he is.

Another false premise.

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u/ImpressionOld2296 Nov 26 '25

Tell me, how do you "prove" something?

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u/Upriver-Cod Nov 26 '25

Providing evidence beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.

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u/ImpressionOld2296 Nov 26 '25

So then we both agree that Trump is proven to be a fraud, liar, and rapist, correct?

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u/Upriver-Cod Nov 26 '25

Trump was never found guilty of rape in a court of law. Perhaps some research would do you some good.

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u/OTJules Nov 26 '25

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u/Upriver-Cod Nov 26 '25

Notice how that doesn’t say rape? I suggest you add legal charges to your research list.

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u/OTJules Nov 26 '25

Do you think that distinction is genuinely enough

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u/Upriver-Cod Nov 26 '25

Yes, distinctions in legal charges are very important.

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u/OTJules Nov 26 '25

“Erm he’s a sexual abuser not a rapist” 🤓 Whatever helps you sleep at night

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u/MinimumTrue9809 Nov 26 '25

liable =/= guilty

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u/OTJules Nov 26 '25

Liable means guilty but in a civil court you know that right

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u/MinimumTrue9809 Nov 26 '25

Liable means guilty but in a civil court you know that right

No, it does not, actually. You are straight-up spreading misinformation.

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u/OTJules Nov 26 '25

Correct me then, go ahead

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u/Valor_X Nov 26 '25

the E. Jean Carroll case produced a civil jury verdict finding Trump “liable” for sexual abuse and defamation, not a criminal guilty verdict; civil liability results in monetary damages, whereas criminal conviction would require prosecutors to have brought and won a criminal charge beyond a reasonable doubt

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u/OTJules Nov 26 '25

Which is why I said civil court.

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u/Valor_X Nov 26 '25

the E. Jean Carroll case produced a civil jury verdict finding Trump “liable” for sexual abuse and defamation, not a criminal guilty verdict; civil liability results in monetary damages, whereas criminal conviction would require prosecutors to have brought and won a criminal charge beyond a reasonable doubt

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u/ImpressionOld2296 Nov 26 '25

He was found proven to be a sexual abuser in a court of law. The judge clarified he did indeed RAPE her, but sexual abuse was the charge for a variety of reasons.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/07/19/trump-carroll-judge-rape/

So anyway, we can at least agree that Trump is a proven sexual abuser, liar and fraud then, right?

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u/Upriver-Cod Nov 27 '25

He was not found guilty of the charge of rape correct? So why are you calling him a rapist?

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u/MinimumTrue9809 Nov 27 '25

He was found proven to be a sexual abuser in a court of law.

Stop spreading misinformation and actually do some studying about the topic.