Thanks, I didn't even know I was up for it? Can you clarify what you're talking about? You can retain the sarcastic tone if you like, but it's making your point lost. I'm assuming that you're referring to the tweet I was quoting:

Logic: reasoning conducted or assessed according to strict principles of validity.

The abuse allegations are what started the messy and public child custody battles.

Here it is via ABL:

But he didn't worry about himself. He said he didn't give a thought at all. I fail to see why the family dynamics are relevant here. I didn't say if YOUR child accused you, I said it A child accused you. I think if anyone accused you of a violent sexual crime and you were innocent, you'd make a big deal about finding…

lol wut? What author? Who spoke for all womankind?

None of those are points or logic. They're facts. I'm saying if you consider all these facts, it's actually logical that he did it.

Their life isn't ruined as much as a person who get tried in an ACTUAL court and goes to prison. Their life isn't ruined as much as a victim who speaks her truth and gets tried in the court of public opinion as a mentally-unstable, slutty, vindictive woman who is too emotional or evil to be believed.

If your child said you assaulted her, you would snort and move on?

In one of the Vanity Fair articles, Maureen Orth talked to a number of people who knew her growing up who believe she has some sort of developmental/emotional disability, making her an easier target for Allen. I'm not saying she doesn't deserve a loving relationship IF she has a disability (I'm not even sure it's true…

TOTALLY. It's great for civilian spectators saying, "I don't want to decide yet," or "I don't want to judge - innocent til proven guilty"...like, you aren't a judge! As long as you're not on a jury or a judge presiding over this case (which will never happen), judge away! And if it's really a toss up, make a safe bet…

Damn y'all responded! I was going to use my dismiss privileges on this person! :)

Exactly. This article nails it too: http://thenewinquiry.com/blogs/zunguzun…:

So any dude who's worried about probably has a guilty conscience.

EXACTLY. If a child accused you of sexual assault and you didn't do it, wouldn't your first reactions be 1. Extreme worry for the child's mental, emotional, and physical health. 2. Assumption that she must be being sexually assaulted by someone and wanting to find out who?

Appealing to logic is really the wrong way to go about this. Because logically, he did it.

Having never been accused of child molestation by any child, let along my own child, I can only speculate on how I would react. However, in my speculation it is incredibly unlikely that I would react by not giving it a second thought.

He also does a really nice job forcing teaming between him and the reader by saying they're both so logical but that she is an emotional menace ... you just can't trust though lady feelings!

My big takeaway here is that this dad is DOPE for being so involved at the school! So cool that he's in the mentoring and tutoring students and has such an interest in the well-being and school experience of kids other than his own.

STORY!!