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I think virtually everyone agree that whatever it is human do, someone is going to cheat but do you know how difficult it would be to vote in person for different people, the time it would take you in a day and you would have swayed what, 4-5 votes in a day? Voter fraud is very real, and we actually usually have evidence for it. It's just never been on the scale you guys fetishizes about. But if you want to believe that there was a fraud you cant prove because the Americans are just very bad at running free and fair elections, this is your prerogative. All I know is that there is massive evidence the Russian interfered with the 2016 elections yet you refuse to debate that but you totally not planned to attack the capitol during a day 45 asked you to be there to fight like hell for your country because of voter fraud you cannot prove. Wild, no? Quote:
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Last edited by Byue; 05-18-2021 at 01:58 AM..
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Now how does prove something about the number of people potentially not getting caught for breaking that law. Because when someone gets away with breaking a law, we actually DON’T have any evidence of it Quote:
Yknow I did miss the last two secret white supremacy meetings, where we were issued our checks from the banking sector Grand Wizards This is why I’m out of sync | ||||
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Like how to make metal birds fly or car go vrrr or guns go PEW loudly and super fast. I'll let you in on a secret: there are hell of a lot smarter people than we, out there. Because you don't know how doesn't mean humans don't know how. So uhm, basically, here is how you find out about things, welcome to grade 8 science class. Make an observation. Ask a question. Form a hypothesis, or testable explanation. Make a prediction based on the hypothesis. Test the prediction. Iterate: use the results to make new hypotheses or predictions. Bro, the law is rather clear and simple. Those are the parameters. Do you know what a wargame is? "wargame" it out with a bunch of smart people. Oh shit, this could be... problematic. I'm surprised you made it out of the teenage years, someone must have taken a great deal of a good care for you because goddamn you are not the most thawed pogo in the box. Edit: how does the police find criminals unless they just happen to be there when the crime was committed? Like if you seen it, you seen it but how do you catch people you haven't seen commit crimes? lol.
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Last edited by Byue; 05-18-2021 at 02:29 AM..
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I might have to actually put a pin in this and come back after doing some research. Hang on Oh yeah, you improve your security system. My 5 year old antivirus program doesn't catch shit, but then I patched it and holy shit! Look at all the trojans I had picked up from only surfing warez and free mp3 sites. Who knew that was all it would take was improving security to find all the things that slipped past my old security Mail in voting will never be as secure as in person voting. That's why mail in voting on a scale even remotely this large didn't exist in the USA pre-covid. Even by democrats it was seen as a necessary risk, because they viewed the health risk of in person voting as greater (or so they claimed, I agree to disagree with them on this one) Did it result in massive voter fraud? I was saying no long before any other conservative was | |||
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So we can apply this concept to the use of lethal force? Oh, and capital punishment? I mean people like to armchair critique the fuck out of those, but if law enforcement is a bunch of smartie scientist types, then they probably are getting everything else right too | |||
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