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There's nothing suspect about it. It reflects how important this election was that Americans didn't want to waste a vote on a candidate who had absolutely no chance.So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.So?And yet the Libertarian got ~3mil fewer votes.All elections are important. Some, more than others. For the sake of America's future, 2020 was so important, it inspired some 25 million additional Americans to vote.That’s subjective. So 2016 wasn’t important? I am speaking basic statistics, retarded parrot. How many more people voted in 2020 vs. 2016?The 2020 election was too important to throw away a vote on a 3rd party candidate.~20mil more voted but 3 mil fewer voted for the Libertarian is insane?
That anyone voted for the LIbertarians is insane, but they just went back to their Pre-2016 % of the vote total.
A pity you can't prove that.Biden didn't get 81 million votes if you take away the Illegals and the fraudulent mail in and harvested ballots counted by Democrats in Democrat controlled districts. Not by a long shot.
Subjective. Mathematically speaking only if you just look at numbers it looks suspect. You need to learn the difference between objective and subjective, retarded parrot. Mathematics alone without context, it looks bizarre as my post stated. There are mathematical anomalies, I am not saying there was anything nefarious just that it looks odd simply from a statistical POV.There's nothing suspect about it. It reflects how important this election was that Americans didn't want to waste a vote on a candidate who had absolutely no chance.So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.So?And yet the Libertarian got ~3mil fewer votes.All elections are important. Some, more than others. For the sake of America's future, 2020 was so important, it inspired some 25 million additional Americans to vote.That’s subjective. So 2016 wasn’t important? I am speaking basic statistics, retarded parrot. How many more people voted in 2020 vs. 2016?The 2020 election was too important to throw away a vote on a 3rd party candidate.~20mil more voted but 3 mil fewer voted for the Libertarian is insane?
That anyone voted for the LIbertarians is insane, but they just went back to their Pre-2016 % of the vote total.
ShortBus, voting patterns are more than just numbers.Subjective. Mathematically speaking only if you just look at numbers it looks suspect. You need to learn the difference between objective and subjective, retarded parrot. Mathematics alone without context, it looks bizarre as my post stated. There are mathematical anomalies, I am not saying there was anything nefarious just that it looks odd simply from a statistical POV.There's nothing suspect about it. It reflects how important this election was that Americans didn't want to waste a vote on a candidate who had absolutely no chance.So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.So?And yet the Libertarian got ~3mil fewer votes.All elections are important. Some, more than others. For the sake of America's future, 2020 was so important, it inspired some 25 million additional Americans to vote.That’s subjective. So 2016 wasn’t important? I am speaking basic statistics, retarded parrot. How many more people voted in 2020 vs. 2016?The 2020 election was too important to throw away a vote on a 3rd party candidate.~20mil more voted but 3 mil fewer voted for the Libertarian is insane?
That anyone voted for the LIbertarians is insane, but they just went back to their Pre-2016 % of the vote total.
So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.
Subjective. Mathematically speaking only if you just look at numbers it looks suspect.There's nothing suspect about it. It reflects how important this election was that Americans didn't want to waste a vote on a candidate who had absolutely no chance.So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.So?And yet the Libertarian got ~3mil fewer votes.All elections are important. Some, more than others. For the sake of America's future, 2020 was so important, it inspired some 25 million additional Americans to vote.That’s subjective. So 2016 wasn’t important? I am speaking basic statistics, retarded parrot. How many more people voted in 2020 vs. 2016?The 2020 election was too important to throw away a vote on a 3rd party candidate.~20mil more voted but 3 mil fewer voted for the Libertarian is insane?
That anyone voted for the LIbertarians is insane, but they just went back to their Pre-2016 % of the vote total.
I am not discussing "patterns" retarded parrot. I am discussing mathematics. For example...of the total US population 6% are black males but the NBA is comprised of 85% of black males. There isn't anything nefarious there. The NBA is not racist. But to someone who doesn't live in the US or follow the NBA the mathematics would look odd. You once again don't understand the difference between subjective and objective. You are a very stupid retarded parrot.ShortBus, voting patterns are more than just numbers.Subjective. Mathematically speaking only if you just look at numbers it looks suspect. You need to learn the difference between objective and subjective, retarded parrot. Mathematics alone without context, it looks bizarre as my post stated. There are mathematical anomalies, I am not saying there was anything nefarious just that it looks odd simply from a statistical POV.There's nothing suspect about it. It reflects how important this election was that Americans didn't want to waste a vote on a candidate who had absolutely no chance.So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.So?And yet the Libertarian got ~3mil fewer votes.All elections are important. Some, more than others. For the sake of America's future, 2020 was so important, it inspired some 25 million additional Americans to vote.That’s subjective. So 2016 wasn’t important? I am speaking basic statistics, retarded parrot. How many more people voted in 2020 vs. 2016?The 2020 election was too important to throw away a vote on a 3rd party candidate.~20mil more voted but 3 mil fewer voted for the Libertarian is insane?
That anyone voted for the LIbertarians is insane, but they just went back to their Pre-2016 % of the vote total.
So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.
"I am not discussing "patterns" retarded parrot."I am not discussing "patterns" retarded parrot. I am discussing mathematics. For example...of the total US population 6% are black males but the NBA is comprised of 85% of black males. There isn't anything nefarious there. The NBA is not racist. But to someone who doesn't live in the US or follow the NBA the mathematics would look odd. You once again don't understand the difference between subjective and objective. You are a very stupid retarded parrot.ShortBus, voting patterns are more than just numbers.Subjective. Mathematically speaking only if you just look at numbers it looks suspect. You need to learn the difference between objective and subjective, retarded parrot. Mathematics alone without context, it looks bizarre as my post stated. There are mathematical anomalies, I am not saying there was anything nefarious just that it looks odd simply from a statistical POV.There's nothing suspect about it. It reflects how important this election was that Americans didn't want to waste a vote on a candidate who had absolutely no chance.So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.So?And yet the Libertarian got ~3mil fewer votes.All elections are important. Some, more than others. For the sake of America's future, 2020 was so important, it inspired some 25 million additional Americans to vote.That’s subjective. So 2016 wasn’t important? I am speaking basic statistics, retarded parrot. How many more people voted in 2020 vs. 2016?The 2020 election was too important to throw away a vote on a 3rd party candidate.~20mil more voted but 3 mil fewer voted for the Libertarian is insane?
That anyone voted for the LIbertarians is insane, but they just went back to their Pre-2016 % of the vote total.
So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.
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That is subjective and that may explain what happened but you give me candidates:Subjective. Mathematically speaking only if you just look at numbers it looks suspect.There's nothing suspect about it. It reflects how important this election was that Americans didn't want to waste a vote on a candidate who had absolutely no chance.So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.So?And yet the Libertarian got ~3mil fewer votes.All elections are important. Some, more than others. For the sake of America's future, 2020 was so important, it inspired some 25 million additional Americans to vote.That’s subjective. So 2016 wasn’t important? I am speaking basic statistics, retarded parrot. How many more people voted in 2020 vs. 2016?The 2020 election was too important to throw away a vote on a 3rd party candidate.~20mil more voted but 3 mil fewer voted for the Libertarian is insane?
That anyone voted for the LIbertarians is insane, but they just went back to their Pre-2016 % of the vote total.
Why does it seem suspect? It honestly lines up with what I've seen. Trump is an extremely divisive figure, politically. Most libertarians I've talked to felt that Trump was too much of a threat to "risk" a vote for the Libertarian candidate, so they voted Democrat. And some actually liked Trump's style and went Republican. But the point is, Trump is very much a "love-him-or-hate-him" kind of character. People rarely respond to him neutrally. It not at all suspect to me that Libertarian (and all third party) votes were so low.
Explain the "pattern" between 2016 and 2020. What specifically are you referring to, retarded parrot?"I am not discussing "patterns" retarded parrot."I am not discussing "patterns" retarded parrot. I am discussing mathematics. For example...of the total US population 6% are black males but the NBA is comprised of 85% of black males. There isn't anything nefarious there. The NBA is not racist. But to someone who doesn't live in the US or follow the NBA the mathematics would look odd. You once again don't understand the difference between subjective and objective. You are a very stupid retarded parrot.ShortBus, voting patterns are more than just numbers.Subjective. Mathematically speaking only if you just look at numbers it looks suspect. You need to learn the difference between objective and subjective, retarded parrot. Mathematics alone without context, it looks bizarre as my post stated. There are mathematical anomalies, I am not saying there was anything nefarious just that it looks odd simply from a statistical POV.There's nothing suspect about it. It reflects how important this election was that Americans didn't want to waste a vote on a candidate who had absolutely no chance.So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.So?And yet the Libertarian got ~3mil fewer votes.All elections are important. Some, more than others. For the sake of America's future, 2020 was so important, it inspired some 25 million additional Americans to vote.That’s subjective. So 2016 wasn’t important? I am speaking basic statistics, retarded parrot. How many more people voted in 2020 vs. 2016?The 2020 election was too important to throw away a vote on a 3rd party candidate.~20mil more voted but 3 mil fewer voted for the Libertarian is insane?
That anyone voted for the LIbertarians is insane, but they just went back to their Pre-2016 % of the vote total.
So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.
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I know, ShortBus, you're ignoring them.
Candidate C wasn't one candidate. There were 34 "C's," splitting the 3rd party vote amongst them.That is subjective and that may explain what happened but you give me candidates:Subjective. Mathematically speaking only if you just look at numbers it looks suspect.There's nothing suspect about it. It reflects how important this election was that Americans didn't want to waste a vote on a candidate who had absolutely no chance.So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.So?And yet the Libertarian got ~3mil fewer votes.All elections are important. Some, more than others. For the sake of America's future, 2020 was so important, it inspired some 25 million additional Americans to vote.That’s subjective. So 2016 wasn’t important? I am speaking basic statistics, retarded parrot. How many more people voted in 2020 vs. 2016?The 2020 election was too important to throw away a vote on a 3rd party candidate.~20mil more voted but 3 mil fewer voted for the Libertarian is insane?
That anyone voted for the LIbertarians is insane, but they just went back to their Pre-2016 % of the vote total.
Why does it seem suspect? It honestly lines up with what I've seen. Trump is an extremely divisive figure, politically. Most libertarians I've talked to felt that Trump was too much of a threat to "risk" a vote for the Libertarian candidate, so they voted Democrat. And some actually liked Trump's style and went Republican. But the point is, Trump is very much a "love-him-or-hate-him" kind of character. People rarely respond to him neutrally. It not at all suspect to me that Libertarian (and all third party) votes were so low.
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Then you tell me 25mil more voted and candidates A and B both gained votes while candidate C lost votes, the mathematics seem odd. You're providing a subjective reason as to why it happened and we can debate those but strictly from a statistical POV it looks odd. All I am saying.
Already explained it, ShortBus. If you weren't such a moron, you'd understand it.Explain the "pattern" between 2016 and 2020. What specifically are you referring to, retarded parrot?"I am not discussing "patterns" retarded parrot."I am not discussing "patterns" retarded parrot. I am discussing mathematics. For example...of the total US population 6% are black males but the NBA is comprised of 85% of black males. There isn't anything nefarious there. The NBA is not racist. But to someone who doesn't live in the US or follow the NBA the mathematics would look odd. You once again don't understand the difference between subjective and objective. You are a very stupid retarded parrot.ShortBus, voting patterns are more than just numbers.Subjective. Mathematically speaking only if you just look at numbers it looks suspect. You need to learn the difference between objective and subjective, retarded parrot. Mathematics alone without context, it looks bizarre as my post stated. There are mathematical anomalies, I am not saying there was anything nefarious just that it looks odd simply from a statistical POV.There's nothing suspect about it. It reflects how important this election was that Americans didn't want to waste a vote on a candidate who had absolutely no chance.So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.So?And yet the Libertarian got ~3mil fewer votes.All elections are important. Some, more than others. For the sake of America's future, 2020 was so important, it inspired some 25 million additional Americans to vote.That’s subjective. So 2016 wasn’t important? I am speaking basic statistics, retarded parrot. How many more people voted in 2020 vs. 2016?The 2020 election was too important to throw away a vote on a 3rd party candidate.~20mil more voted but 3 mil fewer voted for the Libertarian is insane?
That anyone voted for the LIbertarians is insane, but they just went back to their Pre-2016 % of the vote total.
So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.
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I know, ShortBus, you're ignoring them.
C = Libertarian in this case. A = Democratic. B = GOPCandidate C wasn't one candidate. There were 34 "C's," splitting the 3rd party vote amongst them.That is subjective and that may explain what happened but you give me candidates:Subjective. Mathematically speaking only if you just look at numbers it looks suspect.There's nothing suspect about it. It reflects how important this election was that Americans didn't want to waste a vote on a candidate who had absolutely no chance.So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.So?And yet the Libertarian got ~3mil fewer votes.All elections are important. Some, more than others. For the sake of America's future, 2020 was so important, it inspired some 25 million additional Americans to vote.That’s subjective. So 2016 wasn’t important? I am speaking basic statistics, retarded parrot. How many more people voted in 2020 vs. 2016?The 2020 election was too important to throw away a vote on a 3rd party candidate.~20mil more voted but 3 mil fewer voted for the Libertarian is insane?
That anyone voted for the LIbertarians is insane, but they just went back to their Pre-2016 % of the vote total.
Why does it seem suspect? It honestly lines up with what I've seen. Trump is an extremely divisive figure, politically. Most libertarians I've talked to felt that Trump was too much of a threat to "risk" a vote for the Libertarian candidate, so they voted Democrat. And some actually liked Trump's style and went Republican. But the point is, Trump is very much a "love-him-or-hate-him" kind of character. People rarely respond to him neutrally. It not at all suspect to me that Libertarian (and all third party) votes were so low.
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Then you tell me 25mil more voted and candidates A and B both gained votes while candidate C lost votes, the mathematics seem odd. You're providing a subjective reason as to why it happened and we can debate those but strictly from a statistical POV it looks odd. All I am saying.
Nope. You didn't. You gave a subjective response to what you believe it was. I can counter with a similar subjective response. Still don't know the difference between subjective and objective, eh retarded parrot?Already explained it, ShortBus. If you weren't such a moron, you'd understand it.Explain the "pattern" between 2016 and 2020. What specifically are you referring to, retarded parrot?"I am not discussing "patterns" retarded parrot."I am not discussing "patterns" retarded parrot. I am discussing mathematics. For example...of the total US population 6% are black males but the NBA is comprised of 85% of black males. There isn't anything nefarious there. The NBA is not racist. But to someone who doesn't live in the US or follow the NBA the mathematics would look odd. You once again don't understand the difference between subjective and objective. You are a very stupid retarded parrot.ShortBus, voting patterns are more than just numbers.Subjective. Mathematically speaking only if you just look at numbers it looks suspect. You need to learn the difference between objective and subjective, retarded parrot. Mathematics alone without context, it looks bizarre as my post stated. There are mathematical anomalies, I am not saying there was anything nefarious just that it looks odd simply from a statistical POV.There's nothing suspect about it. It reflects how important this election was that Americans didn't want to waste a vote on a candidate who had absolutely no chance.So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.So?And yet the Libertarian got ~3mil fewer votes.All elections are important. Some, more than others. For the sake of America's future, 2020 was so important, it inspired some 25 million additional Americans to vote.That’s subjective. So 2016 wasn’t important? I am speaking basic statistics, retarded parrot. How many more people voted in 2020 vs. 2016?The 2020 election was too important to throw away a vote on a 3rd party candidate.~20mil more voted but 3 mil fewer voted for the Libertarian is insane?
That anyone voted for the LIbertarians is insane, but they just went back to their Pre-2016 % of the vote total.
So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.
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I know, ShortBus, you're ignoring them.
And biden still only won about 1/2 the counties that Obama did....BIDEN SO FUCKING LOSS---if you look at the chart, it is obvious cheating went on in the 477 counties showing for Biden...someone was tossing in a LOT OF EXTRA VOTES..Yes, Trump was just that bad... Also the US Population increased by about 30 million people over the last decade. Did you consider that?View attachment 487283
Makes total sense. No reason whatsoever to question the legitimacy of the election results in any way
It’s mind boggling to me that someone could look at this and critical thought doesn’t at the very least lead them to question a single thing about it. I can’t even ascertain how those numbers make any statistical sense if nothing else
Voting numbers are guided by voting patterns, ya flamin' imbecile. You can't ignore that. That's like saying it's suspicious Reagan got 59% of the vote in 1984 after getting only 51% 4 years earlier; when in fact, there are reasons for that and why just looking at the numbers without considering any other factors is moronic.C = Libertarian in this case. A = Democratic. B = GOPCandidate C wasn't one candidate. There were 34 "C's," splitting the 3rd party vote amongst them.That is subjective and that may explain what happened but you give me candidates:Subjective. Mathematically speaking only if you just look at numbers it looks suspect.There's nothing suspect about it. It reflects how important this election was that Americans didn't want to waste a vote on a candidate who had absolutely no chance.So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.So?And yet the Libertarian got ~3mil fewer votes.All elections are important. Some, more than others. For the sake of America's future, 2020 was so important, it inspired some 25 million additional Americans to vote.That’s subjective. So 2016 wasn’t important? I am speaking basic statistics, retarded parrot. How many more people voted in 2020 vs. 2016?The 2020 election was too important to throw away a vote on a 3rd party candidate.~20mil more voted but 3 mil fewer voted for the Libertarian is insane?
That anyone voted for the LIbertarians is insane, but they just went back to their Pre-2016 % of the vote total.
Why does it seem suspect? It honestly lines up with what I've seen. Trump is an extremely divisive figure, politically. Most libertarians I've talked to felt that Trump was too much of a threat to "risk" a vote for the Libertarian candidate, so they voted Democrat. And some actually liked Trump's style and went Republican. But the point is, Trump is very much a "love-him-or-hate-him" kind of character. People rarely respond to him neutrally. It not at all suspect to me that Libertarian (and all third party) votes were so low.
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Then you tell me 25mil more voted and candidates A and B both gained votes while candidate C lost votes, the mathematics seem odd. You're providing a subjective reason as to why it happened and we can debate those but strictly from a statistical POV it looks odd. All I am saying.
Again we are discussing purely statistics not explanations as to why. With 25mil more voting one would assume that all three would gain votes but only two did. Now there may be an explanation as to why that was and we can debate that and call it "patterns" but I am speaking to strictly math. Something you don't understand since you're a moron.
^^^ Another idiotAnd biden still only won about 1/2 the counties that Obama did....BIDEN SO FUCKING LOSS---if you look at the chart, it is obvious cheating went on in the 477 counties showing for Biden...someone was tossing in a LOT OF EXTRA VOTES..Yes, Trump was just that bad... Also the US Population increased by about 30 million people over the last decade. Did you consider that?View attachment 487283
Makes total sense. No reason whatsoever to question the legitimacy of the election results in any way
It’s mind boggling to me that someone could look at this and critical thought doesn’t at the very least lead them to question a single thing about it. I can’t even ascertain how those numbers make any statistical sense if nothing else
Nope those can move up or down but when 25mil more vote and only 2/3 of the primary candidates have more votes while one has FEWER votes, that is an anomaly.Voting numbers are guided by voting patterns, ya flamin' imbecile. You can't ignore that. That's like saying it's suspicious Reagan got 59% of the vote in 1984 after getting only 51% 4 years earlier; when in fact, there are reasons for that and why just looking at the numbers without considering any other factors is moronic.C = Libertarian in this case. A = Democratic. B = GOPCandidate C wasn't one candidate. There were 34 "C's," splitting the 3rd party vote amongst them.That is subjective and that may explain what happened but you give me candidates:Subjective. Mathematically speaking only if you just look at numbers it looks suspect.There's nothing suspect about it. It reflects how important this election was that Americans didn't want to waste a vote on a candidate who had absolutely no chance.So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.So?And yet the Libertarian got ~3mil fewer votes.All elections are important. Some, more than others. For the sake of America's future, 2020 was so important, it inspired some 25 million additional Americans to vote.That’s subjective. So 2016 wasn’t important? I am speaking basic statistics, retarded parrot. How many more people voted in 2020 vs. 2016?The 2020 election was too important to throw away a vote on a 3rd party candidate.~20mil more voted but 3 mil fewer voted for the Libertarian is insane?
That anyone voted for the LIbertarians is insane, but they just went back to their Pre-2016 % of the vote total.
Why does it seem suspect? It honestly lines up with what I've seen. Trump is an extremely divisive figure, politically. Most libertarians I've talked to felt that Trump was too much of a threat to "risk" a vote for the Libertarian candidate, so they voted Democrat. And some actually liked Trump's style and went Republican. But the point is, Trump is very much a "love-him-or-hate-him" kind of character. People rarely respond to him neutrally. It not at all suspect to me that Libertarian (and all third party) votes were so low.
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Then you tell me 25mil more voted and candidates A and B both gained votes while candidate C lost votes, the mathematics seem odd. You're providing a subjective reason as to why it happened and we can debate those but strictly from a statistical POV it looks odd. All I am saying.
Again we are discussing purely statistics not explanations as to why. With 25mil more voting one would assume that all three would gain votes but only two did. Now there may be an explanation as to why that was and we can debate that and call it "patterns" but I am speaking to strictly math. Something you don't understand since you're a moron.
Actually electors do. But you knew that and decided to be a moron anyway. Some states have split electors. Are you ever not a complete fucking idiot?^^^ Another idiotAnd biden still only won about 1/2 the counties that Obama did....BIDEN SO FUCKING LOSS---if you look at the chart, it is obvious cheating went on in the 477 counties showing for Biden...someone was tossing in a LOT OF EXTRA VOTES..Yes, Trump was just that bad... Also the US Population increased by about 30 million people over the last decade. Did you consider that?View attachment 487283
Makes total sense. No reason whatsoever to question the legitimacy of the election results in any way
It’s mind boggling to me that someone could look at this and critical thought doesn’t at the very least lead them to question a single thing about it. I can’t even ascertain how those numbers make any statistical sense if nothing else
Counties don't elect presidents -- states do.
Poor ShortBus, even before the election, it was predicted 3rd party candidates would do worse in 2020 than in 2016.Nope. You didn't. You gave a subjective response to what you believe it was. I can counter with a similar subjective response. Still don't know the difference between subjective and objective, eh retarded parrot?Already explained it, ShortBus. If you weren't such a moron, you'd understand it.Explain the "pattern" between 2016 and 2020. What specifically are you referring to, retarded parrot?"I am not discussing "patterns" retarded parrot."I am not discussing "patterns" retarded parrot. I am discussing mathematics. For example...of the total US population 6% are black males but the NBA is comprised of 85% of black males. There isn't anything nefarious there. The NBA is not racist. But to someone who doesn't live in the US or follow the NBA the mathematics would look odd. You once again don't understand the difference between subjective and objective. You are a very stupid retarded parrot.ShortBus, voting patterns are more than just numbers.Subjective. Mathematically speaking only if you just look at numbers it looks suspect. You need to learn the difference between objective and subjective, retarded parrot. Mathematics alone without context, it looks bizarre as my post stated. There are mathematical anomalies, I am not saying there was anything nefarious just that it looks odd simply from a statistical POV.There's nothing suspect about it. It reflects how important this election was that Americans didn't want to waste a vote on a candidate who had absolutely no chance.So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.So?And yet the Libertarian got ~3mil fewer votes.All elections are important. Some, more than others. For the sake of America's future, 2020 was so important, it inspired some 25 million additional Americans to vote.That’s subjective. So 2016 wasn’t important? I am speaking basic statistics, retarded parrot. How many more people voted in 2020 vs. 2016?The 2020 election was too important to throw away a vote on a 3rd party candidate.~20mil more voted but 3 mil fewer voted for the Libertarian is insane?
That anyone voted for the LIbertarians is insane, but they just went back to their Pre-2016 % of the vote total.
So statistically speaking that doesn't make sense. I am sure you have your subjective thoughts on it but mathematically speaking it is bizarre.
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I know, ShortBus, you're ignoring them.