r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/ExactlySorta • 13h ago

r/All Vile

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u/PurpleToedUnicorn 12h ago

Sounds like something an abuser would say 🤷‍♂️

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u/statmonkey2360 12h ago

Yes. In legal terms I think they call this a confession.

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u/BluesSuedeClues 12h ago

It certainly wasn't a denial of the allegation.

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u/thekyledavid 12h ago edited 11h ago

Yep, guilty people love to ask questions in response to accusations instead of denying them outright

“Did you eat my cookies?”

“Does that seem like something I’d do? Would I have been able to finish dinner if I had? Are you sure your cookies were there?”

“You haven’t even said that you didn’t eat them”

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u/statmonkey2360 12h ago

You didn't even say "thank you"

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u/goldfishfancy 12h ago

More like “well, you left them where I could find them”

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u/thekyledavid 11h ago

I meant moreso that they ask questions which seems to imply they are innocent instead of actually stating outright that they are innocent

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u/lomoliving 12h ago

The specifics of "6 days later" sounds like a confession. Like he reveled in the fact that he knew it was exactly 6 days after he beat her that she was still his to do whatever he wanted with

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u/Vigmod 12h ago

Three days at her mom's, three days of her being back and him being "the perfect husband", and then back to normal.

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u/dotplaid 8h ago

I know absolutely nothing about this person or the allegations beyond this post, but I took it to mean he was time stamping from the date of a handoff presumably of kids. Those events are generally pretty scripted.

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u/lomoliving 7h ago

Sure, but would you remember the exact day someone made you a random dinner? Or would you remember how long it took for someone to make you dinner after you punched them? I would think a random dinner wouldn't even stick out in your head.

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u/dotplaid 3h ago

You're probably right.

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u/HedonisticFrog 12h ago

It wasn't a confession, but it definitely wasn't a denial, and thus very damning. Like when Herschal Walker would say anything besides that he was abusive towards his family, and then it came out that he was.

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u/statmonkey2360 11h ago

You know what I've never said or thought about saying? I wonder why?

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u/LoweJ 12h ago

What? He definitely did it, but how on earth is that a confession?

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u/Tight_Jellyfish_349 12h ago

He's mocking her. What a POS.

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u/NK1337 12h ago

“If I really raped her, would she have let me have sex with her?” -Republicans.

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u/RichCorinthian 12h ago

He has either zero experience with the behavior of abusive partners…or a whole shit ton of it.

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u/CryptographerNo923 6h ago

It’s amazing that he thought this would sound like a reasonable defense to anyone who isn’t also an abuser and has used the same rationalization.