1,600 voters born 1900 or earlier voted in NC alone
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They do swing elections. You state that as a fact. Just gonna stop you right there before you continue. That’s 1600 votes. It swings. Cuz that's just in North Carolina.
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The Mirror is left-leaning and then uses leftist CNN as their source.
FactCheck.org is also left-leaning, though not as blatantly as mot. They "fact check" opinions and lean left. As an example, what is 4 months in government time too slow or is it faster than usual? I ask this because they flip-flopped on that very same question, depending on the situation and who it was being criticized.
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ManHandler I complete agree with you - if their birth certificate says they are born in 1800, we can be pretty sure they shouldn’t be voting. So do you have these birth certificates? Have you checked them personally and confirmed that they are indeed the persons you claim?
I also hope you mean post 1900, not pre… as pre would make them old indeed...
They are there on the government link that you thought was a data breach and had it flagged
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Indeed so! These things, as you say, have been going on for ages… and don’t swing elections. They’re well known about, usually get caught (as your own knowledge of them shows) and are not the sort of mass conspiracy that would be required to make an electoral change of president.
You can find the data that the OP is referring to here in a way that’s acceptable to share: https://data.pa.gov/Government-Efficiency-Citizen-Engagement/2020-General-Election-Mail-Ballot-Requests-Departm/mcba-yywm
As you can see, right at the top, there’s yet another reason for why the DoB on these lists is listed as 1800.
In short, I’m sure there was voter fraud... to a very small extent, as there always is in every election. It’s tiny, will be caught, and won’t make any difference to the election result. It’s not close enough that this small number of votes will make a difference. If I’m wrong and it’s proven in court, fantastic! But I will need that level of proof to believe anything other than the norm happened. Republican and Democrat election officials have both said that this was one of the best elections they have ever had in terms of fraud.
Let's go on a hunt for crystals. Let me check my pocket! Nope… no crystals in there... I guess crystals don't exist. Yea this is what you're doing. You're pretending that the evidence isn't in your face and acting like it's harmful. It's so transparent and pathetic and lame. Hmmm... I don't see any China collusion under THIS rock... I guess it doesn't exist. Shut up. We know what you're doing.
We're talking about just one of the examples. 1600 in North Carolina. Imagine how many more there are, and people who died in 1920, 1930, 1940. I guarantee it's more than 1600. Interesting that number.
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Pennsylvania counts votes where the signature doesn't match or the postmark is missing or unclear and other (lawd, please forgive me) problematic things.
Even during Obama, the Carter/Baker commission on voting clearly found that the system of just sending out ballots was the worst way to do it. And here we are with it being the DNCs voting method of choice.
Remember, the DNC claims we must do exactly what Faucci says, but we can ignore him as the village idiot when he says that voting in person is safe if masks are required.
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They do swing elections. You state that as a fact. Just gonna stop you right there before you continue. That’s 1600 votes. It swings. Cuz that's just in North Carolina.
Ok, let’s check this one together… can you tell me of any historical vote that has been changed based on electoral fraud?
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The Mirror is left-leaning and then uses leftist CNN as their source.
FactCheck.org is also left-leaning, though not as blatantly as mot. They "fact check" opinions and lean left. As an example, what is 4 months in government time too slow or is it faster than usual? I ask this because they flip-flopped on that very same question, depending on the situation and who it was being criticized.
Sure… but this doesn’t mean they are wrong? This doesn’t mean anything apart from their political leaning... and sure, you might need to be careful and check their information for unconscious bias... but again, it doesn’t make them wrong.
Indeed this is a logical fallacy if you use it to try and claim they are wrong, purely because they are left leaning.
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ManHandler I complete agree with you - if their birth certificate says they are born in 1800, we can be pretty sure they shouldn’t be voting. So do you have these birth certificates? Have you checked them personally and confirmed that they are indeed the persons you claim?
I also hope you mean post 1900, not pre… as pre would make them old indeed...
They are there on the government link that you thought was a data breach and had it flagged
Um, no… they weren’t. A birth certificate is a physical document - which certainly could be scanned in, but that would be an image. That list was just a list... no images attached. No scanned documents. I could have made a list like that up... easily. (To be fair, I could also doctor an image of a birth certificate). But this is why you would need to go and do the research - you would need to take your list (I would recommend taking only a sample of the items on said list... else you’ll be at this a while), ascertaining whether the person in your sample on the list voted, then finding their birth certificate... and then coming to a conclusion.
Without any of those steps... it’s just a list... with claims of validity around it that are unproven.
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Indeed so! These things, as you say, have been going on for ages… and don’t swing elections. They’re well known about, usually get caught (as your own knowledge of them shows) and are not the sort of mass conspiracy that would be required to make an electoral change of president.
You can find the data that the OP is referring to here in a way that’s acceptable to share: https://data.pa.gov/Government-Efficiency-Citizen-Engagement/2020-General-Election-Mail-Ballot-Requests-Departm/mcba-yywm
As you can see, right at the top, there’s yet another reason for why the DoB on these lists is listed as 1800.
In short, I’m sure there was voter fraud... to a very small extent, as there always is in every election. It’s tiny, will be caught, and won’t make any difference to the election result. It’s not close enough that this small number of votes will make a difference. If I’m wrong and it’s proven in court, fantastic! But I will need that level of proof to believe anything other than the norm happened. Republican and Democrat election officials have both said that this was one of the best elections they have ever had in terms of fraud.
Let's go on a hunt for crystals. Let me check my pocket! Nope… no crystals in there... I guess crystals don't exist. Yea this is what you're doing. You're pretending that the evidence isn't in your face and acting like it's harmful. It's so transparent and pathetic and lame. Hmmm... I don't see any China collusion under THIS rock... I guess it doesn't exist. Shut up. We know what you're doing.
We're talking about just one of the examples. 1600 in North Carolina. Imagine how many more there are, and people who died in 1920, 1930, 1940. I guarantee it's more than 1600. Interesting that number.
This is spurious… you’re creating a straw man (another logical fallacy... doesn’t look good for your argument). Indeed it rather makes you look like you don’t have an argument and are getting desperate... so, I really wouldn’t do that if I were you...
You have provided no evidence at all so far. Just a list of voter data. That’s not evidence... and would get thrown out of any court in any decently developed legal system. I would encourage you not to take that to court on it’s own... the other side would be able to tear it apart very very easily. And you don’t want that! You want to win, don’t you? So I’ve explained in another post above the way you do that... so once you have done that and collected actual evidence, let me know!
Contrary to what you think, I would very much like that any voter fraud is identified and gotten rid of. But, at the moment, I have no evidence to suggest there is - only your not-backed-up claims.
And your last claim... you “guarantee” it... great! Then you must have evidence to support this. Please provide it... and bear in mind it must be actual evidence. So if you, when you’re checking your own evidence, can pull it apart with a few simple questions... then I wouldn’t run with it as your support. I would get more evidence and share it (and you might think about taking it through your courts... as you should if you have full evidence that is irrefutable, as you claim! You would make a fortune!)
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Pennsylvania counts votes where the signature doesn't match or the postmark is missing or unclear and other (lawd, please forgive me) problematic things.
Even during Obama, the Carter/Baker commission on voting clearly found that the system of just sending out ballots was the worst way to do it. And here we are with it being the DNCs voting method of choice.
Remember, the DNC claims we must do exactly what Faucci says, but we can ignore him as the village idiot when he says that voting in person is safe if masks are required.
Could you back this up with evidence please? I’ve done a quick check about the claim that Pennsylvania votes were counted when the signature doesn’t match… and it was debunked. So need evidence to support this...
Likewise, with regards the postal mark missing or unclear... they have said that they don’t want to penalise voters for problems with the Postal system... surely that’s fair?
Also, neither of these two things would, inherently, mean that more votes would go to Trump or Biden... indeed they would both be affected by this equally, no?So please correct me if I’m wrong, but I thought the Carter-Baker report said that mail in voting has the highest potential for voter fraud...? That doesn’t mean it has voter fraud... just the risks are greater. If you’re taking a sensible approach to this then, you would put in place effective risk mitigations and controls, which surely must be what was done for this election? If you can point to this not having been done, that would indeed be very interesting! (Again, evidence please... not just a random claim!)
I’m pretty sure masks are not yet required in the USA... as Trump didn’t want to make that mandatory? So... they couldn’t exactly go down that route...
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I'm not sure who debunked it, but I'm guessing it's some leftist outlets.
What precautions were taken to prevent fraud? I see none, especially in light of Pennsylvania.
Governors coulld require masks. It's blamed on Trump because the liberal media doesn't want DNC governors to get the blame for C-19 numbers.
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I'm not sure who debunked it, but I'm guessing it's some leftist outlets.
What precautions were taken to prevent fraud? I see none, especially in light of Pennsylvania.
Governors coulld require masks. It's blamed on Trump because the liberal media doesn't want DNC governors to get the blame for C-19 numbers.
Apologies - I meant debunked in the sense that it doesn't mean there was fraud and signature comparison has never been part of the electoral system. The High Court ruling on it was unanimous (including Democrats and Republicans). This doesn't support any case that there was fraud, doesn't mean there was fraud and is not one of the controls/mitigations for fraud that was used.
Here is a better article on it: https://www.politico.com/news/2020/10/23/pennsylvania-court-ballot-signatures-431794
Again, if an outlet is left leaning or right leaning is irrelevant to a debunking. You have to look at the information that is provided to debunk the claim. This is not a reason to dismiss a claim - it's an ad hominem logical fallacy. Making these fallacies undermines your argument (it doesn't mean your argument is wrong, it just makes it look weaker than it need do).
Governors could have indeed required masks. But as Trump was fond of encouraging people NOT to wear them… and many of his supporters are anti-mask wearing, it was feared that if ballots insisted on mask wearing, there would either be unrest at the ballots or Trump voters wouldn't turn up. This was seen as too partisan and so they decided not to do it... A tricky situation to be sure. But I'm certain that neither of you want to have had even fewer votes for Trump/unrest at ballot boxes... would you? And yes, I'm certain the Democrats would equally not like to be blamed for higher COVID-19 numbers... although, if what you're claiming is true (that masks would provide sufficient protection), then this claim doesn't really make sense... as they would have felt that the numbers wouldn't have gone up.
So I think your gist is that: Democrats ignored evidence that masks would prevent COVID-19 from spreading, instead preferring mail-in ballots so that they could 'rig' an election...
I hope you feel that this is an extraordinary claim - and so would require extraordinary proof? There's a few things that immediately make one think this might not be reality... such as... how come the Democrats, if they have the ability to create a nation wide coup like this, didn't simply win hands down? Surely they would have made it unequivocal? Another area that this has a problem with is that there is demonstrable counter narratives which would easily provide explanation for these events... which also feel more believable? And don't raise follow-on questions like this? -
Pennsylvania is a pretty crap state when it comes to voter fraud, even before Trump ran for President. It's also traditionally a DNC state.
It does matter when outlets like CNN constantly lie about things, such as Chris Cuomo having C-19 only to be busted out jogging and getting into an argument with a cyclist because Cuomo was in the cycling lane, faked a protest in London and countless other things.
We discussed that fat black chick "fact checker" from The New Yorker a while back who lied about a disabled vet having nazi tattoos. They were US military tattoos of awards he won (2 Navy Crosses and others) plus places he went to, etc. On social media, she constantly bragged about lying in her fact checking to suit her liberal narrative. She wasn't fired when this all came out. She is also part of the social media fact checkers used by Facebook and Twitter.
The NYT still insists that Sarah Jeong isn't a racist, despite her massive amount of anti-white racist social media posts.
I posted after the election about Wikipedia and it not being trustworthy. I pointed to the fact that they clearly don't post facts. I proved this with the last member of the Kennedy clan in public office.
Let's not forget that Wikipedia has annual feminist edit-athons to make articles have a feminist slant.
Snopes has also been caught lying.
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Trump could have encouraged masks, sure.
Pelosi could have not gone to China Town and told people to hug a Chinese person. She also could have not declared Trump racist for shutting down flights from China.
Even the WHO has flip-flopped on masks, as has the CDC and countless other organizations. Let's not forget that China and the WHO kept C-19 secret for 6 months.
The DNC has constantly been about whatever is the opposite of what Trump wants.
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The DNC is dirty. We know that from 2016 and what happened to Bernie.
We also know that Obama and Biden knew from the beginning that Hillary was using fake Russian crap against Trump.
Also, a victory like you are saying wouldn't make sense since Biden performed worse in 2020 than Hillary did in 2016. He got a lower % of the votes than Hillary and won. It makes no sense.
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How many more cases are there that we don't know about or haven't caught?
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Pennsylvania is a pretty crap state when it comes to voter fraud, even before Trump ran for President. It's also traditionally a DNC state.
It does matter when outlets like CNN constantly lie about things, such as Chris Cuomo having C-19 only to be busted out jogging and getting into an argument with a cyclist because Cuomo was in the cycling lane, faked a protest in London and countless other things.
We discussed that fat black chick "fact checker" from The New Yorker a while back who lied about a disabled vet having nazi tattoos. They were US military tattoos of awards he won (2 Navy Crosses and others) plus places he went to, etc. On social media, she constantly bragged about lying in her fact checking to suit her liberal narrative. She wasn't fired when this all came out. She is also part of the social media fact checkers used by Facebook and Twitter.
The NYT still insists that Sarah Jeong isn't a racist, despite her massive amount of anti-white racist social media posts.
I posted after the election about Wikipedia and it not being trustworthy. I pointed to the fact that they clearly don't post facts. I proved this with the last member of the Kennedy clan in public office.
Let's not forget that Wikipedia has annual feminist edit-athons to make articles have a feminist slant.
Snopes has also been caught lying.
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Trump could have encouraged masks, sure.
Pelosi could have not gone to China Town and told people to hug a Chinese person. She also could have not declared Trump racist for shutting down flights from China.
Even the WHO has flip-flopped on masks, as has the CDC and countless other organizations. Let's not forget that China and the WHO kept C-19 secret for 6 months.
The DNC has constantly been about whatever is the opposite of what Trump wants.
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The DNC is dirty. We know that from 2016 and what happened to Bernie.
We also know that Obama and Biden knew from the beginning that Hillary was using fake Russian crap against Trump.
Also, a victory like you are saying wouldn't make sense since Biden performed worse in 2020 than Hillary did in 2016. He got a lower % of the votes than Hillary and won. It makes no sense.
Wow… OK... lots to unpack here. One thing at a time...
Pennsylvania is a pretty crap state when it comes to voter fraud, even before Trump ran for President. It's also traditionally a DNC state.
Sure… but even if there was as much fraud as has been caught, convicted and proven (we can't use maybes or claims that haven't been proven), the election result would not meaningfully change. As I said above. So it really doesn't matter beyond you and I both wanting there to be much better election results that everyone can be confident and sure of. So kind of immaterial, no?
It does matter when outlets like CNN constantly lie about things, such as Chris Cuomo having C-19 only to be busted out jogging and getting into an argument with a cyclist because Cuomo was in the cycling lane, faked a protest in London and countless other things.
We discussed that fat black chick "fact checker" from The New Yorker a while back who lied about a disabled vet having nazi tattoos. They were US military tattoos of awards he won (2 Navy Crosses and others) plus places he went to, etc. On social media, she constantly bragged about lying in her fact checking to suit her liberal narrative. She wasn't fired when this all came out. She is also part of the social media fact checkers used by Facebook and Twitter.
The NYT still insists that Sarah Jeong isn't a racist, despite her massive amount of anti-white racist social media posts.
I posted after the election about Wikipedia and it not being trustworthy. I pointed to the fact that they clearly don't post facts. I proved this with the last member of the Kennedy clan in public office.
Let's not forget that Wikipedia has annual feminist edit-athons to make articles have a feminist slant.
Snopes has also been caught lying.
Well yes, it matters… but not to a specific fact check. You check the facts... and if they don't provide them and they aren't verifiable, then yes, you should indeed pause for thought.
But none of this means you should ignore any outlet and dismiss them immediately.
Let me give you an example: Trump has been caught lying... constantly. But you believe that his claims about voter fraud are true, even without evidence. If you are willing to dismiss sources of 'truth' because they may have lied occasionally - or have indeed lied - then you surely must be dismissing Trump's claims too. No? To do otherwise would be cognitive dissonance.
So I don't recommend you do that - instead checking each claim and counter claim fully. You can see and find the evidence for yourself - or ask for it - and fact check things yourself.
Trump could have encouraged masks, sure.
Pelosi could have not gone to China Town and told people to hug a Chinese person. She also could have not declared Trump racist for shutting down flights from China.
Even the WHO has flip-flopped on masks, as has the CDC and countless other organizations. Let's not forget that China and the WHO kept C-19 secret for 6 months.
The DNC has constantly been about whatever is the opposite of what Trump wants.
OK so this… is a bit confusing. Glad you've accepted that Trump could have (and indeed should have) supported mask wearing to have improved the likelihood that his voters would have turned up if that were the way the election was going to be run.
Not sure what the others have to do with it... Pelosi going to China town and encouraging social integration wouldn't have made any different to the spread of the virus (obviously). Trump shutting down flights from China was... silly... as by that point the virus had already spread beyond China and what he needed to do was to shut down flights from every other country (as the countries with more successful COVID-19 responses did). So I don't really see where you're going with these comments...
For clarity, the WHO has never flip-flopped on mask wearing. They encouraged it from the start and all the way through - and lately with very strong and clear evidence to support it (not that I can understand why that would have been needed... should have been obvious to anyone thinking about it for half a second...).
And sure - you would expect the DNC to oppose Trump... that's kind of their job in politics, isn't it? If Trump had supported mask wearing and the DNC had insisted that this was bad, maybe then I could understand their being a problem... but they didn't. They opposed Trump opposing, in the end, the very clear scientific evidence that supports mask wearing... so them being in opposition is hardly a matter that we need to worry about, is it?
The DNC is dirty. We know that from 2016 and what happened to Bernie.
We also know that Obama and Biden knew from the beginning that Hillary was using fake Russian crap against Trump.
Also, a victory like you are saying wouldn't make sense since Biden performed worse in 2020 than Hillary did in 2016. He got a lower % of the votes than Hillary and won. It makes no sense.
Again, I don't really see what "the DNC is dirty" adds to this discussion? You can believe that all you like - and show evidence of it - but it doesn't mean there was voter fraud. It does mean we should be vigilant - of course… but that's the civic duty of all Americans (and indeed anyone in a democracy!). But it does not = fraud at the ballot.
Again, your beliefs about what Obama and Biden knew are kind of immaterial to the whole issue of whether there was electoral fraud in this election. Let's stick to the topic at hand?
I'm not sure I follow at all your final comment... are you saying that people couldn't change their mind, vote differently or perhaps more people would vote between one election and another? I don't understand I'm afraid... at all... unless you're trying to say that the voter fraud amount was somehow more than 4m votes (plus a lot more if you're saying Biden couldn't have got so many because he should have got less than Clinton did in the previous election???) - and yet somehow the only pieces that people are pointing to don't even seemingly add up to 100,000, let alone...
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How many more cases are there that we don't know about or haven't caught?
So I'm afraid this is another logical fallacy… "well this happened once... so it might have happened lots of times! How could we know?!"... (aka the composition/division fallacy)
Well, the story kind of disproves your worry. This person got caught. As do most people who commit some form of fraud.
And you really do need to provide evidence to support your fear... you can claim anything you want, but if you want it to hold up in a court of law... or convince someone else, you need to provide evidence that is conclusive. So I'm not convinced by your arguments yet that there is voter fraud... you have this opportunity to convince me... but you'll have to provide evidence to do so. I won't believe it just because someone claims it.
At the moment there is no evidence to support wide-spread voter fraud in the states... and attempting to use minor incidents of voter fraud to point to wide-spread is a logical fallacy and you shouldn't do it. It is easy to pick apart... (burden of proof!). So won't help you convince people of your rightness. indeed it will give them too many opportunities to disagree with you! To prove wide-spread voter fraud, you would need evidence of wide-spread voter fraud... and no, picking up an example here, and an example there... doesn't do that.
Also, you might want to carefully think about your worry too... if you want Trump to win... as (as is a perfect example in the article shared here), it does not tell you who the fraudulent ballets supported... indeed, you'll find one of the other cases of voter fraud (singular) was a fraudulent vote for Trump (this was a few months back... they caught him too!). So your test becomes actually even more difficult... you need not only show wide-spread voter fraud, you need to show wide-spread voter fraud that supported Biden in becoming the Preseident elect. If you found wide-spread voter fraud that supported Trump, that would be... unfortunate!!!
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It's not a fallacy. It's a question. You should always question everything. You should question anyone or any institution that claims to be an authority. Otherwise it's blind following like sheep.
There is plenty of evidence. You're pretending it doesn't exist. It does. And I actually posted plenty of it, including a spread sheet of thousands of votes discovered in counting glitches in multiple counties. You'll just have to wait to see, I don't have to prove the case for you because you'll deny it anyway, you already have. So it don't matter as far as me trying to convince you with proof. We'll see what the courts determine.
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It's not a fallacy. It's a question. You should always question everything. You should question anyone or any institution that claims to be an authority. Otherwise it's blind following like sheep.
There is plenty of evidence. You're pretending it doesn't exist. It does. And I actually posted plenty of it, including a spreadsheet of thousands of votes discovered in counting glitches in multiple counties. You'll just have to wait to see, I don't have to prove the case for you because you'll deny it anyway, you already have. So it don't matter as far as me trying to convince you with proof. We'll see what the courts determine.
Oh… sorry... I guess you haven't come across logical fallacies before. Apologies for using it - I should have explained. Questions can indeed be logical fallacies - because the logic used to derive the question is faulty. It doesn't mean the question is wrong (indeed, that's another fallacy!). It just means the logic used to get there was.
So yes - I agree with you entirely. We should question. We should check and recheck. That's our civic duty and something I would always support you doing.
But... that's very different from claiming there's evidence (which you state in your next para) and then not actually having the evidence. Or the evidence not showing what you claim it does (which is this case).
So to help understand where I'm coming from... because your claim is extraordinary (mass voter fraud that would enable Biden to win by more than 6m votes and 306 to 232 electoral collage votes) - it requires an extraordinary level of proof. So far, we have not seen this. And, as I mentioned above, a bunch of small incidents of minor voting fraud (which happens in every election - and which this election was actually the best for that in a long time... so far 2016 had more fraud issues than this election... proven) do not amount to a conspiracy large enough to do what you're claiming. Equally, a list of 1,600 voters in NC would again not show this.
That's the first burden of proof you require - not yet met.
The second is that the information you provide is actually robust - and can't be explained by any other (sensible) explanations. So far... for your data dump.... we have:
1. The dates for women who have had domestic violence cases have their birthdates recorded as 1800 to obscure their data
2. There are errors in that database
3. If pollsters can not read the date on the registration form, they set it to 1800
4. The people aren't dead - very much alive - and there's some administrative error
5. Father and Son have the same name at the same address - and has confused the database
6. Birthdate is a placeholder when actual DoB not provided
7. On rare occasions (small %) it is on behalf of a dead person... who has died in between the postal ballot being sent in and the electionThese could all explain most of those 1,600 voters. So if you want anyone to believe that these are actually 1,600 fraudulent voters, your burden is to prove that all these explanations are NOT the case for each of them (or a sufficient % of them to be a representative sample).
And lastly, the burden of proof is on you... not anyone else. It's your claim so you must do it.
Please note - this is not dismissing your claims... it's just asking the questions that need to be asked to prove the case you're saying you are making with the evidence you're using. The list on its own is insufficient to persuade anyone because of those 7 items which might explain it.
Without this... I'm going to stick with the principle of Occam's Razor, if you have heard of it? Between the two explanations, I will pick the one that requires the smallest number of assumptions... and to believe in your explanation for the vote, I would need to assume that all 7 of the other explanations above are incorrect, as well as assume there was some overarching plot for wide-spread voter fraud... where as to believe in my explanation only requires me NOT to assume there was some overarching plot for wide-spread voter fraud...
I promise never to dismiss your claims - and to never ever stop you from doing your civic duty to check and challenge those in power. Please - please - continue to do that.
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First point. To say that 2016 had more fraud issues is a fallacy. It's something that is still too be determined. Otherwise there's not much else to discuss about it, because it'll be up to the court. They will review the evidence. There is a lot of evidence, but it has yet to be proven. That requires a court. Occam's razor tells me another story. Because some polls say 30% of Democrats think it was rigged. I know one of them. They'd rather have Bernie, but not Biden. Occam's razor tells me that if people are posting videos of burning ballots for Trump, filling in 7 ballots for Biden… that cheating does in fact happen, and there is the idea that Trump is like Hitler. If you really thought you could get away with it (like those brazen videos), and that Trump was Hitler, you'd do it.
Another thing Occam's Razor tells me is that probably 97% of dems didn't cheat. Maybe they got unsolicited ballots in the mail, and didn't cheat. It only requires a few, and there's always a few. It's like saying it can't be THAT widespread, because they'd obviously get caught. Well if you've ever worked as a bank teller, you know that if someone gets away with it, they'll do it again, until they get caught. Just because something is illegal doesn't mean people don't do it. One teller told me that in San Francisco the bank got robbed every day. Not what you hear on the news. Plus there's no way they could coordinate it, so everyone just cheated to the maximum, because they've never been caught before. They are on video boarding up the windows so poll watchers couldn't see anything... Whether you believe the evidence or not doesn't matter because you're partisan, clearly. There is a motive. And for a legal case, that's required, and present, and self-evident. There is also the evidence. It will be reviewed until proven or not.
Another theme I already discussed, Occam style, is that Gavin Newsom doesn't actually think the virus is real. Or atleast not a dangerous one. It's a joke I guess. My other post talks about his photos having a close gathering of 12 or more in a small room, and some of them are the medical advisers who tell CA to lockdown and wear a mask... They don't believe their own bullshit. All of this is upside down world, and all of it makes no fucking sense, and all of it comes from the leftists. This obvious fake virus was used to justify the most faulty voting system: mail in. If you're a leftist, you're ok with Newsom being the ultimate hypocrite. That's what leftist represents under my definition. And until my definition is toppled through reason, it stands.
Let's do an equation, Occam style. 50,000 Trump supporters (at his best) -vs- 3 Biden supporters (at his worst). And we're supposed to believe that Biden won? That's total BS and everyone knows it. THAT is Occam's Razor. It's just another coin term for "Self-Evident."
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I’m sorry, there’s too much here to respond to that just has nothing to do with the OP.
I’m afraid you’re also not applying Occam’s Razor correctly as a principle… it’s really not what you’re suggesting here (which is more like: ‘I believe it so it must be true...’). This is not how the legal tests work for this.
Yes we can say this election, so far, has had less fraud in it than in 2016. No, that doesn’t mean more fraud won’t be unconverted (too many negatives... it’s still possible for more fraud to be discovered, and for 2020 to become more fraudulent than 2016, but it hasn’t happened yet!).
It’s worth reading the judgement of the latest case of the Trump party vs the result in Pennsylvania... it effectively says the same thing I did:
https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.pamd.127057/gov.uscourts.pamd.127057.202.0_1.pdfAs you can see, the burden of proof of the claims that this election was somehow rigged are… non existent. So far. (I’m struggling to think of any reason why the Trump Campaign wouldn’t bring all their most valuable evidence before the judge in Pennsylvania... as it’s quite an important state for him...).
So burden of proof still rests with those who believe this to be the case...
And just for the avoidance of doubt:
No, people posting videos online of people doing things is not conclusive proof - although it could be, if they are complete enough (do share the videos you’re referring to, would be interesting to see!).I’m afraid the rest of your post is effectively whataboutery - which makes your case look worse, not better. Sorry. Please stick to the topic at hand - that will make it much easier to understand the claims and review the evidence for those claims. Bringing up loads of other topics is... unhelpful, at best. And could be seen as trying to avoid detailing with the topic that you started... at worst (which I’m sure you’ll agree isn’t a good look!).
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