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Question for you sir, how then can I or others for that matter ask if their, the comfort women's, stories are believable or not to other members.
In turn, a good question; yes. I'd tend to think that asking in a manner that would allow for shades of possibilities would be the way to go.
Obeika said:However for myself anyway, just asking whether someone believes them or not really has nothing to do with verification does it?
Yes, I agree with that, and for that very reason, would follow by adding that for that very reason, a person's statement of belief or non-belief is a matter of information. To that degree, then, hearing ones belief would be information gathering alone. For that reason, in all due respect, I feel it'd be best to let what has been said, be there on the record much more so than being seen as a point in an ongoing argument; something that must be drawn up again (and again).
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