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That a crime occured does not require you to first convict a criminal. And an election that was not properly conducted does not require that a crime be committ
by beerandt 6y ago
That a crime occured does not require you to first convict a criminal.
And an election that was not properly conducted does not require that a crime be committed.
- arolihas 6y agoAlright, what do you want? Specifically, what will it take for you to believe the results of the presidential, senate, house, and local elections are legitimate?
- beerandt 6y agoThe rules were there for a good reason. If you follow them, and don't unilaterally change them, this whole mess is avoided. Same goes for everyone refusing audits and 1:1 observers for counting. If you can't agree (legislatively) to rule changes (even in a pandemic) you don't change the rules.