Cont: Trump et al continued “2020 election” conspiracy theories

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Another revision:

Looks like Trump goes down to 74.4 million votes, and Biden goes up to 81.4 million votes,
for a difference of 7 million votes.
 
Fast Eddie B said:
The anger here is palpable. Worth a watch.

https://youtu.be/jLi-Yo6IucQ
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Anger because now Trump & co are also threatening "real Americans"?

I mean, the "lock her up", "2nd amendment solutions", "treason" talk, have been going on for years.
Now he's angry? Now he sees that's not OK.

Better this guy than the sycophants who still follow Trump (yes, Ted Cruz, you too), but really, nothing Trump and co are doing now should come as surprise to anyone.
 
Minoosh said:
What if all this was handled in a much simpler way? Voting on paper ballots with machines doing only the counting and sorting of all the different bubbles..
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As I understand it, that is exactly what Dominion does. You vote electronically but the result is a paper ballet. That way, there are no smudge marks, sloppy filling in of ovals, etc. The voter gets to check that the paper ballot does, in fact, represent his/her vote before it is turned in. It's the best of modern electronics with the verification ability by paper.
 
Firestone said:
Anger because now Trump & co are also threatening "real Americans"?

I mean, the "lock her up", "2nd amendment solutions", "treason" talk, have been going on for years.
Now he's angry? Now he sees that's not OK.

Better this guy than the sycophants who still follow Trump (yes, Ted Cruz, you too), but really, nothing Trump and co are doing now should come as surprise to anyone.
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Many of us, even some who are not even Americans, predicted all this over two years ago, and we were roundly mocked at the time by the forum's Trumpistas.

Not that predicting any of this was a very high bar to get over - everything happening now was easy to see coming for anyone who was actually paying attention to what the GOP and Trump were doing. Instead, they spent their time contorting themselves with pretzel logic to defend Dear Leader and his disciples.
 
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Firestone said:
Anger because now Trump & co are also threatening "real Americans"?

I mean, the "lock her up", "2nd amendment solutions", "treason" talk, have been going on for years.
Now he's angry? Now he sees that's not OK.

Better this guy than the sycophants who still follow Trump (yes, Ted Cruz, you too), but really, nothing Trump and co are doing now should come as surprise to anyone.
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As you say their "surprise" is rather revealing.
 
Trump retweeted

The Epoch Times
@EpochTimes
The #Nevada Native Vote Project posted photos on #Facebook on #ElectionDay of smiling #Voters holding $25 gift cards after handing over their #Ballots.

The posts have since been deleted but not before they were archived
 
Trump Tweets

The Fake News refuses to report this!
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Catherine Herridge
@CBS_Herridge
#Election2020results From a DOJ spokesperson: “Some media outlets have incorrectly reported that the Department has concluded its investigation of election fraud and announced an affirmative finding of no fraud in the election. That is not what the Associated Press reported nor

what the Attorney General stated. The Department will continue to receive and vigorously pursue all specific and credible allegations of fraud as expeditiously as possible.”
@ClareHymes22 @CBSNews
 
Trump Tweets
Rigged Election. Show signatures and envelopes. Expose the massive voter fraud in Georgia. What is Secretary of State and @BrianKempGA afraid of. They know what we’ll find!!!
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Brendan Keefe
@BrendanKeefe
"It. Has. All. Gone. Too. Far," says @GabrielSterling with Georgia Sec of State after a Dominion tech's life was threatened with a noose. "Mr. President, you have not condemned these actions or this language....all of you who have not said a damn word are complicit in this."
 
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Matt Braynard
@MattBraynard
As I said on @LouDobbs, if the issues we raised are not resolved, the nation cannot have confidence that @JoeBiden is the deserved winner.
If he is inaugurated under these circumstances, he cannot be considered "president" but instead referred to as the #presidentialoccupant.

Lou Dobbs
@LouDobbs
Illegal Votes: Former @realDonaldTrump data strategist @mattbraynard discovers thousands of illegally cast mail-in ballots and hands over evidence of electoral fraud to the FBI. #MAGA #AmericaFirst #Dobb
 
JayUtah said:
I'm opposed to capital punishment as a rule. But here in Utah, firing squad has always been an option for those sentenced to death, and it has been employed. I'm told, but cannot confirm, that the reason is because Mormon religious teaching says that murder can only be atoned for by shedding the murderer's blood, which does not always literally occur with other modes of execution.

Anyway, in a firing squad, one rifle out of the four or five designated for the job is randomly loaded with a blank, the so-called "conscience round." This gives the rifleman the option to believe that he fired the blank and so did not contribute to the execution of the condemned.
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Actually, it only gives him the opportunity to claim he fired the blank. I believe no rifleman of any experience will be in doubt whether he fired a blank or a live round.

Hans
 
If we are worried about the psychological effect of performing executions, instead of trying to get around it, we should confront whether it is a good idea in the first place.

I'll echo a sentiment from above--whether someone deserves death is a different question than whether it's a good idea to empower the government to order it, and task someone with performing it.
 
Folk when I moved posts from the previous thread about the 2020 election to this new thread I simply grabbed the last couple of pages of posts so I didn't know that Skeptic Ginger had posted off topic regarding Trump and federal executions. Please don't continue that conversation in this thread - either take it to an appropriate ongoing thread or start a new thread.
Replying to this modbox in thread will be off topic  Posted By: Darat
 
gnome said:
If we are worried about the psychological effect of performing executions, instead of trying to get around it, we should confront whether it is a good idea in the first place.

I'll echo a sentiment from above--whether someone deserves death is a different question than whether it's a good idea to empower the government to order it, and task someone with performing it.
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Indeed. It is not too hard to find some that don't seem to deserve to live, but that is not the real question. The real question is, do they deserve that society gets their blood on our hands? Do they deserve the we occasionally execute someone who did NOT deserve it? (And you know that this will happen).

Hans
 
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