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Not sure why this is downvoted unless evidence is presented for an otherwise plausible intent. Ex: a party buying millions of votes from the undocumented

• JumpCrisscross 2y ago
  > party buying millions of votes from the undocumented Voter rolls are public. Undocumented voters being added to the rolls is trivially detectable. Hell, a separate-the-dumb-from-their-money non-profit idea may be in raising money to repeatedly do this. Because voter fraud conspiracies are like string theory: it can’t be falsified.
  • mgh2 2y ago
    But who is going to correct or challenge the results after the fact?
    • JumpCrisscross 2y ago
      > who is going to correct or challenge the results after the fact? The campaigns, usually. More recently, rando non-profits that milk the conspiratorially minded to run bogus audits.
      • mgh2 2y ago
        Introducing provable distrust in the system is probably the beginning on the collapse of US democracy
        • JumpCrisscross 2y ago
          > provable distrust in the system is probably the beginning on the collapse of US democracy We had no photo ID when the U.S. was founded. This is a problem of mental health, education and educational mistrust (partly legitimate, a result of our elites mismanaging the economy). Voter ID won’t fix the problem.