SavannahMann
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No, it's not logical....You're peddling a statistically impossible coincidence theory.That's not an answer to the question....In fact, you're begging the question, which as a logical fallacy.How does Occam's razor explain the statistical impossibility of 100% of the "irregularities" and "anomalies" falling to the favor of the same person, in nearly the exact same way, Mr. Coincidence Theorist.
That’s right. A huge conspiracy with a cast of thousands. Or something.
Something you may not have heard of.
Occam's razor - Wikipedia
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The truth is usually the answer based upon the fewest assumptions. That is the gist of the theory I linked to. So the fewest assumptions is usually the right answer.
2020 Popular Vote Tracker | Cook Political Report
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One of the options is to examine the vote trend nationally versus 2016. In that map you see pretty much the entire nation shifted blue.
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Now. To explain this we have a few possible alternatives. First. We have a grand conspiracy that covered the entire nation. This conspiracy would have to include thousands. Tens of thousands. And I would point out the rule on secrets. The more who know the less likely it is a secret anymore.
Tens of thousands involved in the fifty states to steal the election. That isn’t deep state. That isn’t a handful of corrupt individuals. That is seriously one out of a hundred people involved.
Now. They didn’t target a handful of swing states. They targeted states that were going to be red anyway. They targeted states that were going Blue even if Satan was the candidate. That doesn’t make any sense. Why risk being caught putting the thing in states you were going to win anyway.
It was a software tweak to cheat Trump at the ballot box. Only a few would be involved. But every state would have the opportunity to discover this tweak. The chances of one software nerd discovering it increases with every state you involve. With fifty states you are talking about coin toss odds. Who risks that kind of odds of getting caught?
The last option. A majority of the people did not feel about Trump and Biden as you figured they should.
In that case you projected your values upon them. And they did not live up to your expectations. No grand conspiracy. Just people choosing what you think they shouldn’t.
And that happens every day. People buy foreign cars while people scream they should buy American. Airlines buy Airbus planes instead of Boeing. American flagged carriers buy foreign made planes.
So what is the truth? A conspiracy involving tens of thousands. Fifty incompetent or compromised software engineers and their staffs? Or people choosing what you think is wrong?
Hmmm. In California we have 3k absentee ballots that were reportedly sent to a closed student housing. And California is one of the states that increased in Republican numbers. So isn’t that proof of someone posting fraudulent votes for Trump? I mean that is the argument right? Any irregularity must go to the one who gained statistically speaking.
Why did people post fraudulent votes for Trump in California, Utah, Florida?
Of course those gains were just people rejecting Democrats and Socialists. Isn’t that right?
You lamely tried to invoke Occam's razor....Occam's razor rejects the notion that all of the "irregularities" and "anomalies" could fall to the favor of the same person, because it's not the easiest answer....In fact, it's a preposterous and impossible scenario.
Your coincidence theory is total bullshit.
Actually it is the logical. I for example voted for Trump in 2016. I did not vote for him in 2020. The results of the election were close to the polling. Polling results rejected by the Right as propaganda.
The fact that more people voted for Biden in a vast majority of states follows that polling.
To go with the CT. We have to assume the polling was flawed. We have to assume the results following that polling are flawed. We have to assume that there were many people involved to the point of ludicrous proportions.
We have to assume the NSA monitored the communications of these tens of thousands during their conspiratorial planning and did not notify any of Trumps appointees. Despite the fact that Trump was far more supportive of them and their agenda to spy on everyone all the time.
Or Trumps appointees were so anti trump they withheld the information from him. In which case Trump really wasn’t able to find great people to do the jobs after all the hype.
We have to assume that none of these thousands are the least bit worried. They aren’t frightened of being found out at all. In Georgia that means they believe a Republican Governor looking for re-election is either not going to pursue them for criminal charges or is going to pardon them.
Otherwise one of these people would pull a Snowden. Releasing documents and audio files to prove the steal. And then depart the country before they can be caught.
We have to assume that everything and everyone was wrong.
Or we can assume that people were fed up with Trump. That follows the approval ratings. That follows the pre election polling. It follows the counts, recounts, and audits already performed. Performed by Republicans in many cases.
On the other hand either way with your theory Republicans are doomed. Either they are too incompetent to be trusted with elected office. Or they are too corrupt to be entrusted with elected office. Either way the reasonable choice is Democrats according to your theory.
I didn’t vote for anyone in 2020. So that means that if I am going to vote next year. The Republicans become a viable choice only if I write you and the rest of the stolen election idiots off as nuttier than a fruitcake in May.
Ok. Explain to me how Trump really got the most votes with an approval rating of 41%.
I know. More polls. But your theory should account for it.
