"Innocent Until Proven Guilty" Can You Really Say That About Andrew Tate?

[fonduegirl]

[Telekinetic-Potato]

Not everywhere works like the US and I think it's pretty clear he was doing things that at the very least existed in legal Grey areas. He was probably a pimp.

I think he's going to get away with it because I imagine he was probably a flower compared to the other ones in that country at the time he was doing his thing.

From what little I've heard. It seems like pimping was very prevelant and violence was common.

If that's the case, it would stand to reason the woman don't rat him out because he treated them better than the other guys they would have had to work for instead if they wanted to join the sex work industry.

[NathanDavis]

I really can't say anything... as I have not seen any of it

that's a job for the judges and the jury

I can tell he's full of BS yes, because he obviously is, but other than that, I don't follow, nor care for it that much, lol

[fonduegirl]

Watch one of his videos of grandeur

[NathanDavis]

I know he's stupid... but that's not against the law, lol

[fonduegirl]

Stupid? Try toxic haha

[NathanDavis]

among other things... yes

[alice55]

I don't know him but the fews I saw of him he's a pure weirdo

[Agape93]

Nope, fuck that sex trafficking rapist.

[goaded]

It's "presumed innocent...", and only applies to jury members. The investigators, and prosecutors are sure they're guilty (or they wouldn't bring the case), the judge has to remain impartial, but the general public is free to decide either way.

Tate's disgusting.

[Grond21]

Of course you can. He is innocent until proven guilty.

In my opinion he has admitted and demonstrated his guilt numerous times over, which is enough for my opinion. As should be obvious

[NamerOfStars]

I can say that about the Devil himself. It applies full stop, across the board, without exception.

Lynch mobs are a big part of why this country has the second Amendment.

[DryGermanGuy]

Well, there is the court and there is the court of public opinion. In the latter the bald scumbag has already lost, rightfully so.

[ProbablyClueless]

I can, yes. It's a principle thing, for me.

[NOTHINGEVERHAPPENS]

I dunno enough about his case. But I think they dropped it.

[Anonymous]

Yes. That's true of ANYBODY. But he's not dealing with the United States rule of law.

[Jamie05rhs]

Oh, he's definitely guilty. Are you kidding me?

[TallAnon]

Yes, it just depends who you think should judge.

[shortster]

Has he been convicted of something?