Hey everyone

Thanks bro

I found the link on /r/MensRights

Sure

i really don't get the number of false rape accusations. i mean, the judicial system has always been on a "innocent until proven guilty" basis, yet there seem to be a lot of men that go to prison without having done anything. wtf how can you have proof of something that didn't happen

i was talking about wrongful convictions, but the power to send a man to prison until the court date by just going to the police is also a bit much imo

yeah, i get that, but there should be some verifications don't you think?

exactly

plus if a man accuses a woman of rape i really doubt she would be getting into hold immediately

i don't support it because the judge and jury are people and they make mistakes

it's not about trust, it's about people making mistakes which can and does happen

it is supposed to be beyond reasonable doubt, but even in good systems mistakes happen

and a capital punishment is not a mistake that can be fixed

plus death row in the us is gendered

98% of death row inmates were male

i'm more for not hanging anyone but i get your point of view

i don't believe in killing people for murder

in an eye for eye society a lot of people would be blind

the government is supposed to protect its citizens even if they are criminal and they have no right to kill them

yea but it's murder of other nations' citizens

not that it's a good thing

well i think morality is deeply subjective, that's why we have written laws

laws are based on morality, but they are not the same thing

yes but the laws are what should be enforced

a judge can't imprison a person because they think what they did is wrong, they can only imprison people that violated the law

well that does happen

usually there are diplomatic deals involved with that

it ultimately comes down to politics

for example if a us national gets sentenced for the death penalty in a country in which the us has power over, they can get them back

reminds of me the british guy that went to saudi arabia and got arrested because he had alcohol in his blood due to drinking wine on the flight

it's not always about common sense, some countries have laws that you need to know before going

well it was basically a draft

it didn't even say the complete dob

tbh i have nothing against her, i just think her colleagues should have gotten recognition too

i agree

but she doesn't deserve any hate herself

yup

yea

tbh she has contributed like 2400 lines of code on the project's github repo

there's a guy who has more than 850'000 and nobody talked about him

i know there's more than writing code to programming, but the time consuming part is writing, debugging and all that stuff

i didn't know that

but even if it was 90% generated he has still typed 80'000 lines of code more than her (assuming that she wrote all of her contributions)

^this

can you give us some more details? it sounds very interesting

no, more like stuff he/they said and how he/they felt

oh yea

it would have been so much better if articles gave like a list of contributors, maybe some statements from the most important ones and just talked about the discovery for the remaining part