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Pretty much everybody agrees with you: "rejecting the result of free and democratic elections and pushing for the subversion of a democratic regime by arguing i
by knaq 6y ago
Pretty much everybody agrees with you: "rejecting the result of free and democratic elections and pushing for the subversion of a democratic regime by arguing in favour of installing an illegitimate ruler at the highest position in government matters"
That's kind of the problem really. Each side believes that the other is "arguing in favour of installing an illegitimate ruler".
- rualca 6y agoAs an outsider, what I'm seeing is one side arguing that the election results are clear, and another side which is generating a constant stream of propaganda based on falsehoods and misrepresentations and theatrics to try to circumvent and ignore election results and push for the installment of an illegitimate ruler at the very top of the political system. I mean, we're talking about a group of people who, for some reason, make grandiose public statements about how they are going to sue to throw out hundreds of thousands of votes because reasons, and that they don't disclose any supporting evidence to the public because it's a surprise, but once they get in front of a judge they can't even justify their presence there? Come on.
- lawnchair_larry 6y agoYou have only properly looked at one side if that is your conclusion. You realize that the court cases haven’t completed yet, right? And we haven’t even seen the audit results? And the recount is in progress?
- rualca 6y ago> You realize that the court cases haven’t completed yet, right? Can you point out a single court case that isn't a complete clown show and actually presents a properly substantiated case in a relevant jurisdiction?