• InfiniteGlitch@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    People are so quick with conclusions without actual information.

    If you read the article, it is about whether the person gave consent or not for the kiss.

    We as just observers on the internet, have no idea about that. So why drawing conclusions?

    EDIT you can downvote all you want, since it doesn’t mean anything on here. However let me ask:

    Were you next to both of them when it happened? I’m assuming not, so how do you know the facts? Conclusions without facts are just random opinions.

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      Dude, Hermoso herself said it was non consensual. How can you justify suing HER since it happened to HER. Do you know what she was thinking?

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        He said it was.

        She said it wasn’t.

        Who do we believe, and based on what?

      • InfiniteGlitch@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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        My point is, people here pretend as if they know everything what has truly happened. While we are just observers, we do not know actually has been said at that right moment (or do we?). I do not justify anything, never claimed I was justifying anything.

        Certainly he can he an ‘‘POS’’ but I don’t know. I don’t know him that much, do not follow him and do not know him personally.

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          You can see that he kissed her on the lips and she said she didn’t want or consent to that. What more evidence do you need? Do you think she is lying?

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            Yes, we can see he did that. Yes, she said that afterwards. She showed no signs of it at that moment.

            I’m not saying she’s lying, I’m saying that the people on here pretend to know everything.

            Personally, I’m curious how this goes. What more evidence I want? Nothing. Don’t think there’s more unless we can actually get a video with sound where we hear what both of them say.

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              So you don’t want any more evidence. So you either believe her or you think she’s a liar. Which is it?

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                  Yes, you believe the abuser caught in video but you’re too much of a coward to admit it outright.

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                  No. You didn’t. You said “I’m not saying she’s lying”. That’s not the same.

                  Do you believe her statements or do you think she’s lying?

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              Yes, we can see he did that. Yes, she said that afterwards. She showed no signs of it at that moment.

              1. please explain what kind of “sign” you are thinking of.

              2. please then make an earnest attempt to empathise: you are in a public situation, your boss, who has an immense amount of control over your future career, makes an unwanted sexual advance. how confident do you feel enacting the “sign” in point #1

              3. please then rate, on a scale of 1-10, where 1 is “not at all convincing” and 10 is “completely convincing”, the “sign” in point #1, and the public statement after the fact that the kiss was not consensual, in terms of you believing that Hermoso did not consent. in rating the public statement after the fact, please bear in mind the risks of the public statement to Hermoso (including the lawsuit mentioned in this article, the potential career damage in point #2, and the potential harm that thhe player is likely to cause to people who have experienced sexual assault, were she to be discovered to have been lying about not consenting)

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              I’m saying that the people on here pretend to know everything.

              This is absolutely true when dealing with tribalists. You’re either with them or against them; there is no in-between.

              Just look at everyone getting mad at you for even suggesting we don’t know all the facts. Sad, but that’s what this generation has become. Rabid fools desperate to fit in with other rabid fools.

              • InfiniteGlitch@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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                If they’re mad about an opinion over the internet, well that’s on them. Nowadays it’s pretty much follow the hype train and pretending to know everything.

                They can downvote me to oblivion, that’s fine. It’s internet point which does not mean anything at all and especially here on Lemmy. I can still do everything. So it matters even less.

                Majority doesn’t even have a good argument point, if I remember well, there were only one or two people who had. The rest didn’t and went direct into personal matters, which isn’t a good thing for an argument.

                I quite much forgot about this thread/ argument until, I saw your comment.

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            It’s not empiricism. He’s disguising nihilistic cynicism as skepticism.

            His argument boils down to he think that we should doubt someone when they tell us their own feelings. He’s claiming that if we don’t have 100% certainty about something being true, then we have 0% certainty. It’s almost a retreat into solipsism, suggesting that because we can’t know with perfect certainty, then we have perfect uncertainty.

            Doubting that someone who says “I didn’t want to be kissed” didn’t actually want to be kissed is to outright call them a liar. It’s victim blaming. He’s just trying to mask that behind a false veneer of skepticism and mental acrobatics because he knows that his position actually sounds appalling when presented straight-forward.

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              While we are just observers, we do not know actually has been said at that right moment

              Empiricism: the theory that all knowledge is derived from sense-experience.

              The argument seems to be that we cannot make any determination on this unless we have first hand knowledge and have experienced the event directly ourselves.

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                The argument seems to be that we cannot make any determination on this unless we have first hand knowledge and have experienced the event directly ourselves.

                Using this methodology makes all concept of justice moot. If we can’t make a determination without firsthand knowledge, then we can’t ever prosecute or judge anyone but our own selves. No reasonable argument can ever be made if this is the foundation one relies on. Thus, it is an absurd retreat into solipsism.

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      We as just observers on the internet

      George Orwell:

      The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.

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        There is something to be said about missing perspectives from outsiders and even the ease of digital modifications of images, in a completely different situation that this mushbrained loser is trying to apply to this one for some reason.

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        Right, just fill in what you don’t know with what you’d like to believe.

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        A person in a position of power does something unwanted to another person underneath his/her power. Then the person in a position of power claims the person underneath lied about consent. This is always the fault of the person in power. Shame on you for not having better judgment. Be better.

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            That was the risk he chose to take when he took advantage of the power dynamic. None of us get to choose the severity of punishment for bad actions but we are responsible. And there is no question he is at fault here. You can reasonably argue the severity of punishment but no one should be questioning his accountability here.

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                Wrong. The power dynamic is not equal. Therefore it is impossible to “figure out a solution on their own.” Your profound ignorance around abuses of power are shocking. Get help.

                Edit: I love how what appears to be a bunch of men on the internet defending the sexual assault of a woman beneath the male in the power dynamic. And all of her colleagues and teammates are defending her, not him. A story as old as time itself.

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                  Any chance you can present your argument without resorting to personal attacks?

                  All it does is make you look weak and unsure about your position, which makes rational people averse to accepting it at face value.

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      Impartiality isn’t good on platforms like these.

      It’s all a rabid chase for upvotes by having the ‘popular’ opinion, regardless of if it’s right.

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          I mean, it wouldn’t make sense for him to apologize if he isn’t lying about her saying yes.

          I’m not saying he’s right, but I don’t have audio of what happened so I just have to pick who I want to believe or admit I don’t know.

          • @bobman

            There seems to have been a bad culture of sexism in Spanish football with many women refusing to play.

            I see no reason to disbelieve her. Why should she agree to be kissed by her boss.

            Someone that high profile is paid a lot of money to provide good leadership.

            He obviously felt that he had the power to behave that way. Which is exactly the problem.