I don't think the media should be able to publish things like this until it's been proven. What will probably happen is that, whether true or not, he will likely lose his job, suffer a financial set back defending himself, people are going to look at him and treat him differently, and probably experience some harassment from some of the #metoo radicals. It's really unfortunate that the media is will to hang people out to dry like this with headlines and accusations in big bold letters and justify it by sticking "these allegations have not been proven" somewhere in the article that will probably just be read over.
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