I am not having a conversation here about whether or not it is OK to shitpost about a hot itallian named Luigi, I've already made it clear over many threads the last few days I don't care about the memes as memes. I am making the point that the concept has value outside of a judicial setting and many find presumption of innocence be valuable. People assumed that Luigi was both the guy and guilty from the first headline with zero supporting evidence other than police statements and articles from outlets we would not find credible in any other circumstances.