What is it with these “allegations”? This is the kind of stuff they would brag about on investor calls.
this post was submitted on 03 Nov 2023
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In legal proceedings, statements like this are allegations. They are not considered to be true or factual until proven in court. You'll see the word allegedly used even if it seems very obvious that someone did something because that is the correct way to report it.
Yeah it’s legalize gymnastics. Only when convicted can you pin their crime.
Beforehand, they are the alleged killer. Even if they were found at the scene with a gun in their hand, till the jury renders the verdict, they are only alleged to be the killer.
You say it like it’s a bad thing, personally I prefer the innocent until proven guilty approach
I think it’s more a case by case. In this case, there was sooooo much clear evidence. Like indisputable.
But generally, no I fully agree. Imagine some random lunatic says you raped his daughter. Even in our current climate you’d be kinda fucked but if news was allowed to report like you just plain did it, trial or evidence be damned… awww jeeezzz.
I could just see something like the defendent somehow getting a guards gun and shooting a jury member.
The next day they are in court, 1 dead juror missing, and telling the jurors he allegedly shot at them.
I know that wouldn't happen, but would be funny (ignoring the whole murder part)
Jesus. I just thought the coders used a fucking terrible algorithm. That didn't cause me to buy more; it just caused me to use Amazon less. The other thing that made me use it less was the mountains of shit tier products that come up in a search.
Textbook enshittification
Yeah I can see that. Amazon shows up as a top result for nearly anything that's a product, regardless of whether it's a product they actually carry.
Sometimes clicking through leads to a competing product - often with a name more random than found in an Ikea catalogue - or sometimes just completely unrelated shyte.