Fair enough. Negative proofs are very curious things anyway…
I'm still curious what the actual supposed “building controversy” is. It can't just be that old door, can it? It seems like far too small (and improperly timed) a thing to drag half a dozen different corporations to court over.
Yes it is. You made a claim. Now you need to offer evidence to support that claim. If you are rejecting a negative claim, you do so by asserting the positive and proving it. You are effectively making the exact same claim he is, only inverted, which means you still have the burden of proof. It's all very simple. Doubly so in this case when finding such support is a few keystrokes away, and yet you refuse to do even that.
Thats not how it works ; )
The one making the claim needs to back those if contested. Law school basics. You need a case before making acusations because you will be called upon to proove those same claims. Simple.
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