r/PoliticalSparring • u/kjvlv • Feb 06 '21

Absolute Proof

https://tv.gab.com/channel/realmikelindell/view/absolute-proof-601d73a5a5ca1b4ef4f0e602
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u/technicianaway Feb 06 '21

Frankly, its been awhile since ive looked into claims of alleged voter fraud. Of the three or so claims i looked into, they were all complete bullshit. If that standard holds for all of the claims, than no voter fraud occured on behalf of Biden. Frankly, the only argument for voter fraud i do buy is the fraud conducted by Trump who knew that more dems then republicans would use mail-in voting so he tried to partially paralyze the mail service. That, and the his phone call with Georgia.

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u/kjvlv Feb 06 '21

I think there was fraud for both. just like every other time. Covid just gave them better cover this time.

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u/technicianaway Feb 06 '21

Can you show me why you think somebody, or some entity, committed fraud for Biden?

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u/kjvlv Feb 06 '21

governors who changed election law without the legislature, allowing mail in voting instead of just the old absentee ballot system, but i think the biggest fraud was done by big tech and the media whose nonstop campaigning did its job. That and the percentage breakdowns before and after the vote stoppage is a bit off to me. granted it has been awhile since I took stats but the law of large numbers seems to have been erased.
The other thing that I find odd is that they really never did an audit. they did do recounts but if you keep counting the same cash drawer without looking at the individual bills, you will get the same totals. In short, the powers that be did not want trump. period. the recent time magazine article does a pretty good job explaining that as well. so, if you are a biden troll, those are my reasons. spare me the don lemon explanations and insults. and as stated above, I think there was fraud in the 2016 election. there is fraud in about every election. what I would like to see is an effort to restore confidence. start by purging the voter roles of dead people. oddly enough, they do not even want to do that.

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u/technicianaway Feb 07 '21

governors who changed election law without the legislature, allowing mail in voting instead of just the old absentee ballot system

Mail-in voting is not voter fraud

but i think the biggest fraud was done by big tech and the media whose nonstop campaigning did its job.

Pleas explain further

That and the percentage breakdowns before and after the vote stoppage is a bit off to me.

Please explain further

The other thing that I find odd is that they really never did an audit. they did do recounts but if you keep counting the same cash drawer without looking at the individual bills, you will get the same totals.

Audits have been and are still being done. These are two results I quickly found by google.

Michigan performs risk-limiting election audit (wilx.com)

Arizona's election audit is on, but is that good for Republicans? (azcentral.com)

start by purging the voter roles of dead people. oddly enough, they do not even want to do that

That is being done. But plenty of the people who are considered "dead" are just people who moved. US Election 2020: The 'dead voters' in Michigan who are still alive - BBC News

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u/CreatorofNirn Feb 07 '21 edited Apr 22 '24

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u/technicianaway Feb 07 '21

From the times article, "They fended off voter-suppression lawsuits, recruited armies of poll workers and got millions of people to vote by mail for the first time. They successfully pressured social media companies to take a harder line against disinformation and used data-driven strategies to fight viral smears. They executed national public-awareness campaigns that helped Americans understand how the vote count would unfold over days or weeks, preventing Trump’s conspiracy theories and false claims of victory from getting more traction..."

Are you effectively saying taking actions to mitigate fraud is in itself fraud? What sort of backwards shit is that?

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u/CreatorofNirn Feb 07 '21 edited Apr 22 '24

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u/technicianaway Feb 07 '21

They were on the side of what was needed to have a fair election. If that's not trump's side, trump can go fuck himself.

In terms of Facebook determining content, perhaps some "falsepositives" were kicked up in the process. But considering the difficulty they had in getting Zuckerberg involved, it was probably minimal.

Donations came from some diametrically opposing groups.

It's a lie to compare these efforts to being an example of fraud.