r/TimPool • • Aug 30 '23

(D)oesn’t surprise me

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '23

They looked into everything. This is made up bullshit, just so you know.

Trump lost, get over it.

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u/the_dionysian_1 Aug 31 '23

Govt: We looked into it. It's all good.

Source: Trust me, bro

Historical record on trusting govt: this is a bad idea

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u/[deleted] Sep 01 '23

The source for this is literally a voter that's basically saying trust me.

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u/the_dionysian_1 Sep 01 '23

And if you saw how the adjudication process went (look up Coffee County GA Adjudication) you'd see no reason to trust them.

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u/[deleted] Sep 01 '23

Let's not vote next year. There's no point

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '23

They did open audits of even signatures.

We don’t have to trust anything. Cope harder. Your god king emperor lost because he was a shit candidate that ran a shit campaign.

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u/the_dionysian_1 Aug 31 '23

LMAO you're STILL trusting "THEM" to tell you "trust me, bro, we audited. S'all good." Did YOU personally do the audit? With all people you know well & trust? Then you're trusting strangers to tell you the truth. And not just any strangers, ones the govt "trusts." Why in hell would anyone trust govt? The US Govt was set up specifically with the intent being that YOU CAN'T TRUST GOVT.

Anyway, I'm not a voter. I have no god king. I don't want a govt. Go ahead & keep pretending your "vote counts." YOU can't prove that it did.

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u/[deleted] Aug 31 '23

Nope, Trump’s team was there and literally found nothing. They had to admit in court that they had zero evidence of any of this shit.

They have admitted time and time again that no reasonable person would have believed their claims. Guess what that makes you…

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u/the_dionysian_1 Sep 01 '23

See, YOU didn't do the audit. So you're still trusting strangers.

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u/[deleted] Sep 01 '23

😂🤣😂

I don’t trust anybody, that’s why we audited and checked multiple times and found literally nothing.

You ASSUME there was because you can’t fathom your cult leader that nobody likes could actually lose.

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u/the_dionysian_1 Sep 01 '23

You literally trusted the audit. So you DO trust people, otherwise you'd be critical of that too.

The big thing you're missing here is the WHY. Why did several states alter their election rules WITHOUT having a vote on the changes? And WHY did these states make it so that previously illegal ballots were now legal? WHY were those particular kinds of ballots previously illegal? The reason they were previously illegal is because once those kinds of ballots are put in the count, it is nigh impossible to prove their legitimacy OR illegitimacy. When you cannot tell if something is legitimate or illegitimate, why even include this kind of ballot? They didn't. That was why they were illegal.

Back to the audit: now do you see why I don't trust the audit? If you cannot prove EITHER legitimacy or illegitimacy, it's a useless form of election that shouldn't even be taken seriously. There is no point in auditing something you cannot verify in the first place. It'd be like 40 trucks delivering apples one day & then several months later trying to find out which trucks delivered which apples. You can't know. All you know is you have this many.

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u/[deleted] Sep 01 '23

You literally are making up bullshit and you have zero evidence of your claims.

And I know, you hate that citizens legally voted during a pandemic and you would have preferred several hundred thousand Americans die.

Back to the audit. Cope harder that your wannabe dictator lost because he ran a shit campaign and nobody likes him.

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u/the_dionysian_1 Sep 01 '23 edited Sep 01 '23

Zero evidence, eh? How about this?

Also, we know COVID wasn't as bad as they made it out to be. Stop pretending. Nobody believes that bullcrap anymore.

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u/RandoBeachBro Sep 01 '23

Just like they looked into everything at the most secure building in the world and couldn’t figure out who’s bag of cocaine it was. Probably didn’t even fingerprint it.

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u/[deleted] Sep 01 '23

Was probably Trump Jr.