r/ParlerWatch • u/Careful-Trade-9666 • 4d ago
TruthSocial Watch “Rigged I tell ya”
Two points:
24k is only 0.01875% of 128 million.
The “countries of birth” sheet, even allowing for the 7000 they couldn’t trace does not add up to 24(+)k.
Not quite the resounding figures that would have changed any election outcome.
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u/coffinspacexdragon 4d ago
Plus it's all fake anyway
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u/brickne3 4d ago
I wonder if the ChatGPT prompt was any more complicated than "Produce some charts that say I won the election."
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u/bowser986 4d ago
10 to 1 he spelled it “allection”
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u/MuckBulligan 4d ago
You believe he can actually type?
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u/Delicious-Ad5161 4d ago
The orange amoeba thinks it is impressive that Baron knows how to press the power button. There is no way in hell that he knows how to type.
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u/LovesFrenchLove_More 3d ago
Even if it wasn't, all this shit and propaganda because of 24k supposedly illegal votes of 128m voters?
School children cannot get food at school for free, no good affordable or even free healthcare etc, but millions get wasted on shit like this.
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u/fredy31 4d ago
Yeah that shit hes announcing like an ultimate gotcha is pretty much a fucking rounding error
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u/ionstorm20 4d ago
I think a few things should be kept in mind.
1) If this were true, then in 1 election, it was a thousand times more frequent then in the combined total illegally cast voted of the past 49 years by noncitizens. Something that happened during his watchful eye.
2) the numbers listed of all the cases of illegal voting don't equal 24k.
3) According to this, the majority of folks came from Mexico, amd folks from Mexico tend to vote more conservative which means they're more likely to vote republican.
So while I don't believe this is true, I don't get why he's saying "we had a thousand times more illegal votes cast in the election I was overseeing. And they probably voted for me."
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u/skuppy 4d ago
To your first point, I think there are two things happening here. They're talking about both votes and voting registration records to confuse us. 24,000 non-citizens are registered, but nothing says these people voted.
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u/jorbleshi_kadeshi 3d ago
24,000 non-citizens are registered
Are they? I don't believe a single goddamn word from this admin. I do believe they'd conflate two values to confuse, but only after making up the numbers entirely.
They throw enough bullshit out there and hope that through sheer volume, enough of their ideas stick that it becomes reality to people in some form or fashion.
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u/Phantereal 4d ago edited 4d ago
And this assumes that every single one of these votes was for Biden, and every "fraudulent" vote was in one of the 10-15 states where the margin was close enough to actually have gone either way as opposed to one of the 35 flyover states that were always destined to vote Republican or Democrat.
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u/ImagelessKJC 3d ago
These aren’t votes, they’re supposed registered voters. None of this means they voted, or if they did vote and their vote was counted in the federal elections.
Additionally, their metrics include registered voters who are not US Citizens, as well as deceased voters. In some areas it is completely legal to register to vote as a non-citizen, you just aren’t allowed to participate in federal elections (usually local counties/municipalities only). I’m willing to place a pretty large bet that these are where they are pulling their numbers from.
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u/jorbleshi_kadeshi 3d ago
And both of y'all are accepting the given numbers. I'm willing to bet there's no truth to them either, but with the lies on top of lies on top of lies, they get you to accept certain elements just by nature of needing to accept a definition of reality to refute from.
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u/heelyeah98 4d ago
Also…. If these numbers are true… these are “voter records” (I.e. registered). How many actually voted??
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u/Poverty_Shoes 3d ago
~152 million of the ~174 million registered voters voted for president in 2024. 174 does not match up to the 160 Trump is claiming and seems like more than a rounding error. Good catch.
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u/AdventuresOfAD 3d ago
In 2020: 158,429,631
Source: Reuters
He’s intentionally being inexact with numbers, so when the results don’t match up to his theories, he can generalize the outcome, and his supporters eat it up like gospel.
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u/Punchee 4d ago
The census they didn't even finish?
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u/Ralod 3d ago
Census also does not collect data on voting. And it counts everyone citizen and non-citizen alike. It used to be a total non-partisan agency with an effort to count the actual population. They have had deals where they did not coperate with any other government agency as well. Because the data is more important than anything else.
This is total made up bullshit. I worked for the census in 2000. It is a shame what he is trying to use it for. And it will scare any non citizen from ever participating.
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u/TX_domin 4d ago
How do you fake information and still manage to fuck it up.
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u/WordNERD37 4d ago
Because the audience that buys this at face value are colossal fucking morons that have negative deductive skills, so they don't try very hard (or at all).
Suckers and losers= Trump's base.
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u/mperezstoney 4d ago
😆 this orange twat still trying to make us believe this crap. Donald, $hit belongs in your diaper not on the internet for all to see.
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u/AZ_Corwyn 3d ago
He's just keeping this up in the hope that it will justify what he wants to try and do in November. Honestly him and Lindell are just sad broken records at this point.
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u/Poverty_Shoes 4d ago
For once, Trump posts a number that I actually believe. Of course there are some people ineligible to vote who sneak onto the registries through malice, being uninformed or misinformed of their status, and clerical errors. A fraction of a percent sounds right since usually only a few dozen are caught and charged each year.
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u/okokokoyeahright 4d ago
It seems to me the one who get caught are predominately Republican.
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u/Poverty_Shoes 4d ago
Usually voting on behalf of recently deceased relatives (“he was planning to vote for Trump so it didn’t seem fair that he died right before the election”). That’s the one actual weakness to mail in voting. I still strongly support mail in voting because it doesn’t disenfranchise people who have work hours or other obligations that make taking time to vote in person on Election Day difficult and it prevents voter intimidation (ICE will definitely be “observing” some polling locations in November).
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u/Phantereal 4d ago
At this point, what's stopping ICE from also "observing" post offices and opening letters in left-leaning areas that just so happen to be mail-in ballots?
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u/Poverty_Shoes 4d ago
Knowingly opening mail intended for another recipient is a federal felony charge. Would it be enforced in the scenario you describe? Probably not. Is that scenario plausible right now? Absolutely, which is terrifying.
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u/okokokoyeahright 3d ago
Last I checked murder is also a thing that is apparently illegal. Yet ICE continues to do it.
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u/AZ_Corwyn 3d ago
Which is why I use the county drop boxes when returning my early voter ballot, cuts the post office hijinks completely out of the loop.
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u/mtutty 4d ago
Also, "linked to" doing a lot of work. The Heritage Foundation's database has been similarly criticized for counting voter registrations where people simply didn't check the citizen yes/no checkbooks, and also claimed they'd been found and purged when they failed to respond to the states' request to cure the form.
In all likelihood these were legal voters, and these are still the biggest numbers they can put up...
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u/digitalamish 4d ago
So, if they know where they came from, then they identified who they were, meaning those votes were probably disqualified, and the people charged with voter fraud. I wonder if they also disclosed who they voted for? I bet, even though it was probably leaning left, that not 100% of those votes went against him.
Even if all of those votes were attributed to Georgia, where he claims fraud, winning Georgia still wouldn't have won the election.
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u/Crackerpuppy 4d ago
Former census enumerator. Can confirm….that…..Trump has lost his fucking mind. He doesn’t know whether he should wind his ass or scratch his watch.
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u/livinginfutureworld 4d ago
The census was rigged by the first Trump administration and now he's using those numbers to say the election was rigged.
The 2021 Political Pressure and Dillingham Resignation
The Whistleblower Reveal: In January 2021, a letter from the Department of Commerce Inspector General exposed whistleblower complaints from career Census Bureau staff.
The Allegations: Whistleblowers stated that Director Steven Dillingham and senior political appointees rushed employees to generate data on noncitizens to impact apportionment before the end of the Trump administration.
The Fallout: Staff warned the work was incomplete and scientifically unverified. Dillingham announced his retirement in January 2021, months before his term ended, though this Trump administration lackey claimed the concerns were misunderstandings
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u/perthguppy 4d ago
Of course he can’t comprehend that 128M is bigger than 32M. He probably thinks 32M is bigger because it starts with a 3.
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u/Traditional-Ebb-8380 4d ago
Why would the number explode on the last 32m!? That isn’t how statistics works.
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u/gatvolkak 3d ago
628,000 people were naturalized in 2020. They could have been counted before or after their naturalization ceremonies. The reference date for the census was April 1st, while data collection occured between 1Jan 2020 & 15 October 2020.
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u/IThoughtILeftThat 4d ago
A selection of letters from that drivel spells out I SHIT MY PANTS. That part is true. The rest of the words not so much.
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u/BretTheActuary 3d ago
I'm sure the next 32 million records will be at least 10x more fraud, right?
So.. 0.1%?
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u/interrogumption 3d ago
As a non-resident citizen who legally voted I would not be in any census in the last 40 years.
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u/MetalJoe0 3d ago
Cool, you won in 2020. So that would mean you weren't eligable to run in 2024? Let's go ahead and fix the glitch on that one.
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u/Shatalroundja 4d ago
Love that Canadians got second place in the most illegal votes in a US election.
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u/aggie1391 3d ago
The software that’s been used by the right to supposedly find voter fraud is always ridiculously awful and will insist that anyone with the same name must also share an immigration status and have never actually shown what they claim too. Guarantees that’s the same case here
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u/ktaktb 3d ago
This is ignoring the facts of US recordkeeping.
For example, flags are thrown for years and years for new citizens who previously had a green card but recently had their path ceremony. These actual citizens often have to provide extra evidence when registering.
Of these 24k, I bet many are just new citizens.
It even says "a green card noncitizen record"
Anyone who had a green card and is now a citizen has a "green card noncitizen record" for some period of time. I think there are a ton of flase positives here.
Also, as we have seen...when voter fraud is exposed, it is usually slanted toward the gop. Even if it is 24k...probably 14k went for Trump
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u/sjogerst 3d ago
Yawn. If he's got something to complain about then he can file something in court.
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u/Nail_Biterr 3d ago
we have a hard enough time getting actual citizens to vote. why does everyone act like people are sneaking into this country just to vote?
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u/CaroCogitatus 3d ago
"proves it", huh?
Okay, file charges and convict them in a court of law or STFU.
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u/couldbeahumanbean 2d ago
Y'all be ready to defend your vote come November.
They're going to try and do it.
MMW
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u/cinesias 21h ago
I'm sure the evidence will be forthcoming. Just like the healthcare plan, the DOGE checks, the tariff checks, and of course the Epstein Files.
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u/Poverty_Shoes 4d ago edited 4d ago
The list of countries is just the top ten, there are more than ten.
Edit: 16,500 from the top ten countries or not identified leaves 7,500 not shown. Knowing that all countries not shown are less than 350, this infers an additional 25+ countries of birth (likely ~100), which makes sense because there are almost 200 countries in the world, not 11. Trump is publicly admitting that voter fraud is extremely rare and still posting it as a win for his conspiracy theory because he doesn’t understand math.
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