I don't think the election was fair, I think it was rigged. And I think it smells so badly that I suspect our elections have been rigged for a long, long time.
I don't think the election was fair, I think it was rigged. And I think it smells so badly that I suspect our elections have been rigged for a long, long time.
What did you see with your own eyes. Were you a first hand witness of a ballot box stuffing incident? When and where did it happen? Did you take a video of it with sound?
> video shows people stuffing ballots in boxes all across the country
How do you know when those videos were made? Who recorded those videos? Where was each video taken (which voting district and when)?
> where ballot counting was shut down in four states simultaneously and then restarted
Which four states? What what was the date and time the ballot counting stopped? What was the date and time the ballot counting resumed?
> And there's other weird stuff that I honestly should have been keeping track of.
Like what? Any concrete examples?
> I don't think the election was fair, I think it was rigged.
Yet you're very non-specific about your reasoning and evidence. Typically, people cite sources that support their argument, but you did not.
We can talk about the FiveThirtyEight graphs at some point which show what is, in essence, a statistical anomaly.
Were those videos in context? Were those videos accurately described? Why do all the judges across the country think those claims were a farce? Are they part of the deep state too?
There were no "statistical anomalies" during that election, yet there are a surprising number of people who have never taken a stats class in their life absolutely sure there were.