Nobody said any of them did. What you claimed was that an acquittal in a criminal trial automatically made an accusation of guilt false. Of course it doesn't. Get someone to explain it if you really … (View Post)

It doesn't in law, because the standard of proof is different in criminal and civil trials. For example, Harold Loughans was acquitted of murdering Rose Robinson in Portsmouth in 1943. In 1961 Lougha… (View Post)

That response from Musk is a wonderful encapsulation of capitulation to censorship. (View Post)

Government regulation of weights and measures just tiresome interference, introduced only as recently as late-medieval times. Let's get back to the Dark Ages with the Tory right! (View Post)

The problem is that if one still believes the polls are so badly wrong despite the years of effort that have gone into adjusting the methodology, is there really an objective basis for political bett… (View Post)