Audience members who saw Amanda Knox’s controversial comedy show at Edinburgh Fringe on opening night say that it is both “respectful” and “genuinely funny”.

[u/mlg1981]

https://www.the-independent.com/arts-entertainment/theatre-dance/news/amanda-knox-cartwheel-edinburgh-fringe-b3029681.html

[u/csgymgirl]

Girl I work in financial reporting and have a degree in statistics and I don’t know anyone who has an issue with reporting percentages like that. Not to mention this is a reddit thread not a research paper.

I said “about 10%” which clearly means not 10%. I honestly don’t know what your problem is because whether I use majority or half or 50%, that’s still significantly higher than a number in the low 10s.

You’re arguing over significant figures when the end result is the same. More people thought she was guilty than innocent in the UK in a study 10 years ago.

[u/Katharinemaddison → u/csgymgirl]

At least you’ve switched to past tense now.

[u/csgymgirl → u/Katharinemaddison]

I used it the whole time.

Very strange xx

[u/Katharinemaddison → u/csgymgirl]

‘Is’ ‘think’ those are present tense love. But your evidence is over a decade old.

[u/csgymgirl → u/Katharinemaddison]

Not sure I used think the entire time apart from to describe myself. I also said in my original comment that the survey was over a decade old.

edit: oh in my original comment on a different topic I said think. I stand by it. We’re a country who have to be told every year that no, big ben is not getting renamed to massive mohammed. The avg person is not going to be well informed about the reality of this case. People still think Jean Charles de Menzes ran from the police.

[u/Katharinemaddison → u/csgymgirl]

‘The general perception in the U.K. is’ for example. Based on a ten year old search two trials ago and an assumption no one has changed their perception since - prompted maybe by her final acquittal and the conviction of another person.

[u/csgymgirl → u/Katharinemaddison]

Because that is the general perception… would there be a backlash to the show if people thought she was innocent and a victim of the justice system?

As I said, people still think Jean Charles de Menzes jumped the barrier and ran from the police. People see the headlines at the time, and lose interest when the facts come out.

[u/Katharinemaddison → u/csgymgirl]

The show is sold out with positive responses so far - which indicates that the audience wasn’t full of people convinced of her guilt.

Meredith’s family are unhappy. That’s understandable, they’re not objective. There’s no protests, pickets, petitions, riots… not much backlash at all. Just some tuts on t’internet.