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Originally Posted by Skarne
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Lol I disagree with you on every point you’ve made. Except one. We’ll see by the end of the week.
I do know one thing for sure though. One side will accept either outcome. The other will only accept one outcome if they win.
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Uhhh, yes. This is called projection. Hillary still hasn't conceded 2016, stacey abrahams in GA didn't accept her loss, claimed it was fraud, and is currently pre-emptively suggesting it's going to happen again. The main dem talking point right now is "democracy is at stake", which would seem to suggest republicans winning can't possibly ever be democratic, by definition, which is just literal broad-scale, general-purpose election denial. What in god's name are you talking about?
Trump in 2020 did what he does, which is bluster a lot. He still urged his followers to be peaceful and patriotic on jan 6th, and then on jan 7th immediately conceded formally and emphasized that there would now be an orderly transfer of power. Those are his words. I'm not even some crazy life long republican, I have almost always voted for dems and I still would if they'd stop being so completely insane, but no the right is not the side of "election denial".
11-07-2022, 02:52 PM
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