I do not. I weigh the evidence case by case.
As do I.
In this case, there is no evidence to weigh.
The same traits that make people high performing individuals also align with trends that tend to predispose toward certain behaviors. I'm sure you believe politicians are more likely to lie than the average person, no? Or to be more vain than the average person?
Likelihood of a person's profession to rape may be an interesting statistic, if it was accompanied by psychological data, but ultimately irrelevant.
what evidence would you consider credible enough to believe an allegation has legs?
DNA.
Police reports.
A hospital visit.
As well as a detailed explanation as to why the accusers waited years to come forward publicly, and why they didn't come forward sooner.
Was there any organization by a 3rd party to find women Russell Brand had relationships with? How were multiple accusers eventually become connected to make a simultaneous public accusation?
And? Not every victim wants to press charges, or on a timeline that satisfies random people on a karate board.
And what?
Yes, not every 'victim' wants to press charges... because that'd turn additional eyes on them, and their credibility. If they raped they should want their rapist to be tried and sentenced. Otherwise, this is a political hitjob.
So far, this reeks of a political hitjob.
*Simultaneous & Anonymous accusers.
*They went to the media, and not the police.
*No physical evidence.
*No circumstantial evidence.
*No word of the desire of criminal prosecution.
*No specifics, just no-faced & no-named women saying 'he raped me.'
I don't care if you like Russell Brand or despise him, there's literally nothing here to conclude he's ever raped anybody. Saying otherwise indicates you're just in favor of him being discredited for political reasons.