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Does “clearly” mean you have evidence? It sounds like your argument is that everyone will cheat if they have the chance.
by amanaplanacanal 6y ago
Does “clearly” mean you have evidence? It sounds like your argument is that everyone will cheat if they have the chance.
- fjabre 6y agoMost people will cheat in high stakes games. That's why I give it a high probability in a high stakes game like the last election. I know everyone wants hard evidence but I'm establishing motives. I cannot possibly prove any of this to you. Certainly not enough of anything to convict anyone just to point out that the likelihood of cheating on both sides was very high in the last election.
- triceratops 6y ago> Most people will cheat in high stakes games. Citation required. > I cannot possibly prove any of this to you. So why bother saying it?