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• hajile 6y ago
  Of all the arguments to be had, this seems the weakest. 75M people voted for Trump. Of those, almost 80% believe the election was stolen. According to Politico, there's still 10% (higher by some other polls) of Democrats who also believe the election was not legitimate. Getting just 1% of them (the serious believers) to show up would be around 700,000 people. Most claims are under half that number. That's not a lot when considering true believers who think it's their last chance to save America.
  • heavensgateboy 6y ago
    Are you arguing that because there are hypothetically a million mobilizable supporters of Trump that the image doesn’t clearly contain deep fake crowd size expansion? Refer to the image. It is as clear as day.
    • hajile 6y ago
      I’m arguing that given the two options, actual people is probably more likely than a grand conspiracy of deep fakes.
      • heavensgateboy 6y ago
        In this case there is clear evidence that tampering of images and video of the event has taken place. If you look at the video and many of the still images from Getty of Jan. 6th you can clearly see content-aware crowd filling alteration. This evidence does not in any way necessarily imply the existence of a grand conspiracy, nor am I making any claim supporting anything of that nature.
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      • heavensgateboy 6y ago
        https://postimg.cc/9w53NcVn https://postimg.cc/9w53NcVn