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There were other people present, making it not "unsupervised". By ignoring this distinction both you and the above commenter are spreading disinformation for wh
by unanswered 5y ago
There were other people present, making it not "unsupervised". By ignoring this distinction both you and the above commenter are spreading disinformation for what appear on the surface to be nefarious political goals.
- mschuster91 5y agoWe have no way of knowing what went down in that location. The fact that unauthorized people were present with video surveillance turned off and the machines were running for a software upgrade is enough to assume at least one could have been compromised in a matter of seconds - if only by a sleight-of-hand hidden insertion of an USB stick. Voting integrity is fundamental to a democracy.
- unanswered 5y agoIs disinformation also fundamental to a democracy? Why defend it with irrelevant deflections if not?