Bruciebonus
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Well you do have to prove guilt 'beyond reasonable doubt'. In the eyes of the law 'innocent until proven guilty'.Again, you're conflating 'beyond reasonable doubt' with innocence. Say it if you want - he didn't do it. Bet you $83m he did.
We just seem to be going round in circles, so we'll have to disagree. We'll at least you debated without resorting to personal insults.