I think it’s safe to say that a proven, convicted rapist would never win a major party nomination, though the pace of unprecedented events of the past few years may have called that into question.
So: Hey! I agree with you!
Btw this is at least the second time you’ve said something like this, but for the record I never said anything remotely about comparing 5 rapes vs. 6 rapes.
The numerical comparison at hand between Biden and Trump is 1 to roughly 25, and we are talking about unproven allegations of sexual assault of varying degrees of severity.
Another good time to mention that Biden hasn’t ever been accused of “rape” (ask if you need help defining that term): Trump has been, more than once. In addition to the other “lower-level” sexual assaults that Trump himself might characterize (and I am only speculating here) as grabbing by the pussy.
And another good time to mention that Weinstein had about 100 public accusations against him at the time of his conviction, which was on only 2 counts (and not guilty on 3 counts). But does anyone here really believe Weinstein only assaulted 2 of those 100 or so public accusers?
Can you think of any reasons for that discrepancy?
What do Weinstein’s (and Epstein’s) examples suggest about how we should treat a certain number of similar public allegations even if they haven’t yet been “proven” in a court of law?
Where there is smoke, there is fire, as they say.
As for that meme: Looks like a worthy one for the Leftist cringe files. Feel free to submit.
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