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When I read this, I had to do a double-check and make sure I wasn't on reddit

by rangoon626 6y ago

clouddrover 6y ago
So zero court cases then.
- pmiller2 6y ago
  Well, there was that one Republican guy who attempted to vote on behalf of his dead mother. That's voter fraud though, not election fraud.
  - rangoon626 6y ago
    You guys are so deluded. But I understand, it makes life easy.
    - clouddrover 6y ago
      Here's a recording of Trump attempting to commit election fraud. But the good news is his attempt failed: https://edition.cnn.com/2021/01/04/politics/donald-trump-georgia-election-joe-biden-congress/index.html https://edition.cnn.com/2021/01/04/politics/donald-trump-geo...
      - rangoon626 6y ago
        And here's a quote from a recording that Biden did: “We have put together, I think, the most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in the history of American politics,” Biden said in a clip posted to Instagram Oct. 24. His words, not mine! BTW, you can "fact check" that all you want but whichever way you dice it, he's senile and will likely be quickly replaced by Harris.
        clouddrover 6y ago
        And what's that got to do with Trump constantly lying and falsely claiming that the election was somehow "rigged"? In the time since this article on disinformation was written Trump has incited a mob to invade the Capitol Building, again based on his false claims that the election was "stolen". He's not making America great, he's making it worse. He's trying as hard as he can to turn America into a banana republic. It's not that it's a deliberate goal. It's worse than that. He simply doesn't care.
        rangoon626 6y ago
        > And what's that got to do with Trump constantly lying and falsely claiming that the election was somehow "rigged"? There's nothing I can say to convince you otherwise, so I am going to skip over this. > He's not making America great, he's making it worse. He's trying as hard as he can to turn America into a banana republic. I thought "America was never great." Whoops! > In the time since this article on disinformation was written Trump has incited a mob to invade the Capitol Building, again based on his false claims that the election was "stolen". Trump didn't incite them, they were already incited. You are being willfully ignorant if you think otherwise. To me, this looks like a lot of people who are angry at the congress critters over the lockdowns, the hypocrisy of those who impose them not following their own rules, burning cities for months, and overall disenfranchisement. Do you think these people would go to the capitol building for something like that if they felt like the system was working for them? I don't. The system no longer works, people feel disenfranchised on both sides, the regime went too far and became too oppressive. The public struck back. If you have a conscious, the only people you would blame for the events of 2020 are the politicians at the federal, state and local levels, and not their disenfranchised constituents. I keep saying this over and over again and for some reason people on here don't get it. Quit blaming powerless citizens!
        clouddrover 6y ago
        > There's nothing I can say to convince you otherwise, so I am going to skip over this. Yes, you have no answer for it. It's too stark to be explained away. Trump lies constantly. He always has, he always will. > Trump didn't incite them They disagree with you. To quote them, "Our president wants us here. We wait and take orders from our president": https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/09/us/capitol-rioters.html https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/09/us/capitol-rioters.html > Do you think these people would go to the capitol building for something like that if they felt like the system was working for them? So you're saying that it would have been better if Trump had been a competent president and had actually helped people instead of stroking his own ego. Instead, he is now unambiguously the worst president in America's history. > Quit blaming powerless citizens! I blame Trump.

When I read this, I had to do a double-check and make sure I wasn't on reddit

clouddrover 6y ago

So zero court cases then.

pmiller2 6y ago
Well, there was that one Republican guy who attempted to vote on behalf of his dead mother. That's voter fraud though, not election fraud.
- rangoon626 6y ago
  You guys are so deluded. But I understand, it makes life easy.
  - clouddrover 6y ago
    Here's a recording of Trump attempting to commit election fraud. But the good news is his attempt failed: https://edition.cnn.com/2021/01/04/politics/donald-trump-georgia-election-joe-biden-congress/index.html https://edition.cnn.com/2021/01/04/politics/donald-trump-geo...
    - rangoon626 6y ago
      And here's a quote from a recording that Biden did: “We have put together, I think, the most extensive and inclusive voter fraud organization in the history of American politics,” Biden said in a clip posted to Instagram Oct. 24. His words, not mine! BTW, you can "fact check" that all you want but whichever way you dice it, he's senile and will likely be quickly replaced by Harris.
      - clouddrover 6y ago
        And what's that got to do with Trump constantly lying and falsely claiming that the election was somehow "rigged"? In the time since this article on disinformation was written Trump has incited a mob to invade the Capitol Building, again based on his false claims that the election was "stolen". He's not making America great, he's making it worse. He's trying as hard as he can to turn America into a banana republic. It's not that it's a deliberate goal. It's worse than that. He simply doesn't care.
        rangoon626 6y ago
        > And what's that got to do with Trump constantly lying and falsely claiming that the election was somehow "rigged"? There's nothing I can say to convince you otherwise, so I am going to skip over this. > He's not making America great, he's making it worse. He's trying as hard as he can to turn America into a banana republic. I thought "America was never great." Whoops! > In the time since this article on disinformation was written Trump has incited a mob to invade the Capitol Building, again based on his false claims that the election was "stolen". Trump didn't incite them, they were already incited. You are being willfully ignorant if you think otherwise. To me, this looks like a lot of people who are angry at the congress critters over the lockdowns, the hypocrisy of those who impose them not following their own rules, burning cities for months, and overall disenfranchisement. Do you think these people would go to the capitol building for something like that if they felt like the system was working for them? I don't. The system no longer works, people feel disenfranchised on both sides, the regime went too far and became too oppressive. The public struck back. If you have a conscious, the only people you would blame for the events of 2020 are the politicians at the federal, state and local levels, and not their disenfranchised constituents. I keep saying this over and over again and for some reason people on here don't get it. Quit blaming powerless citizens!
        clouddrover 6y ago
        > There's nothing I can say to convince you otherwise, so I am going to skip over this. Yes, you have no answer for it. It's too stark to be explained away. Trump lies constantly. He always has, he always will. > Trump didn't incite them They disagree with you. To quote them, "Our president wants us here. We wait and take orders from our president": https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/09/us/capitol-rioters.html https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/09/us/capitol-rioters.html > Do you think these people would go to the capitol building for something like that if they felt like the system was working for them? So you're saying that it would have been better if Trump had been a competent president and had actually helped people instead of stroking his own ego. Instead, he is now unambiguously the worst president in America's history. > Quit blaming powerless citizens! I blame Trump.