Why I believe her™

A stated stance, labeled his: the default is to believe someone who reports being harmed, not because reports never err, but because the base rate of underreporting for the kinds of harm this stance covers is vastly higher than the base rate of false report. The record already backs it — Stormy Daniels, E. Jean Carroll (a civil verdict, not an allegation), the Feminist Wing; also the survivors on Against Abusers. 0g: the stance is his opinion — labeled — not a legal presumption; adjudicated cases are named as adjudicated, allegations as allegations, in their proper tiers on the linked pages, per the Record Is the Arbiter. The dignity floor holds — records not souls, even in the stance. (His coin — machine's read, refine to his.)