That is what I have been saying.
Others respond with incorrect statements about "convictions" and "guilty verdicts". etc etc, none of which apply in civil court.
That is the point.
No it hasn't.
You've insisted they can't call him a rapist because he wasn't found liable for rape under New York State Law.
You've twisted yourself in knots about what the "real definition of rape" is and how the judge's opinions and legal decisions don't count.
If you had stuck to "no, you can't say he was
convicted of rape" then that would have been fine.
If you had stuck to "I don't believe he is a rapist" that would have been fine. (Although that would just be an opinion and people would argue.)
Instead you kept trying to claim that not being convicted or found liable of a specific rape charge means he isn't a rapist and no one can say he is.
And that's just a ludicrous assertion by any measure.
He's not a rapist because he was never convicted as such.
Like here.
That's just a nonsensical statement.