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what legitimate movement?
by finnh 6y ago
what legitimate movement?
- bananabiscuit 6y agoThe movement to ensure accuracy in our electoral system, regardless of who that would favor as a result.
- inscionent 6y agoCool story, bro
- whatever1 6y agoStop the mushrooms
- bananabiscuit 6y agoNo need for the attitude. It’s perfectly legitimate to question a close race without having to be ridiculed for the entire time it takes to do so. If in the end it’s legit, then it’s legit. What’s the problem with being sure there wasn’t any non-sense?
- whatever1 6y agoNonsense like not voting for the supreme leader? Get lost.
- JxLS-cpgbe0 6y agoThey have halted vote certification. This is the opposite of "being sure there wasn’t any non-sense [sic]," this will slow down that process. If you actually believed in verifying the votes, you'd be against the rioters that are stopping that from happening.
- inscionent 6y agoIt wasn't a close election. There was a legitimate process. This is sour grapes, mashed into violence.
- bananabiscuit 6y agoThe 2016 election wasn’t as close as this one but that didn’t stop anyone from trying to overturn it in one way or another for close to 4 years. Antifa is also sour grapes. Approximately half the country voted for Trump, all my liberal minded peers can do is come up with excuses for how misguided and racist they must be and choose to charicaturize that group by their most extreme members instead of putting in even a minimum effort to see things from a different point of view.
- jhayward 6y agoThat is a lie. There is no "movement to ensure accuracy". There is a coup attempt to alter the honest outcome of a legitimate election.