So you are taking ‘the bitch set me up’ angle then?
No, because that was Marion Barry, who really was guilty as charged of cocaine use.
The problem is, the law is too coarse-grained an instrument to get these kind of cases right reliably.
So we have “believe all women” being used to overthrow “innocent until proven guilty.”
The difference is, women can prevent these things by not going to a man’s hotel room alone at night and kissing him on his bed; or, preserving physical evidence and going to th he police immediately.
(”OMG! YOU SEXIST PIG!”) No, it’s called traditional morality, and one of the reasons for it was to prevent these
sorts of problems.
We can easily go back to it, but that would mean self-control on the part of women, who have gotten used to sexual immorality where they can have their cake and eat it too.
But society flourished under those rules.
Whereas, if we throw out the presumption of innocence, we get show trials and disappearing, and not even Party members are safe. As we see with Fairfax.