It is Wise To Be Sceptical About Polls

[Viktor]

They can be constructed so as to guarrantee any result the poll maker or publisher wants to present. It is done by carefully selecting the people polled. Certain cities are populated by mostly Democratic voters. Chicago, New York, and San Francisco are good examples. If you want to show that any Democratic or liberal policy is popular, you ask your questions in one of these cities.

 

[Meister]

exactly, and the same for republicans

 

[TheGreatSatan]

Over 70% of Democrats trust the msm so if the msm post a poll, a ton of people trust it is legit... because they saw it on tv

 

[mamooth]

That's right, the polls said Biden would win, and ... um ... Biden won.

Which, in Trumpland, proves that both the polls and the elections are rigged. In their reality, the whole universe loves DearLeader, and any evidence to the contrary is FakeNews.

 

[Anomalism]

That's right, the polls said Biden would win, and ... um ... Biden won.

Which, in Trumpland, proves that both the polls and the elections are rigged. In their reality, the whole universe loves DearLeader, and any evidence to the contrary is FakeNews.

They said Hillary would win too I think.

 

[Viktor]

That's right, the polls said Biden would win, and ... um ... Biden won.

Which, in Trumpland, proves that both the polls and the elections are rigged. In their reality, the whole universe loves DearLeader, and any evidence to the contrary is FakeNews.

Horsecrap. The polls give you expressions of opinion, not statements of fact. There was lots of evidence of
election fraud and lots of us saw it. The judges cannot make it disappear.

 

[fncceo]

I always am ...

 

[Viktor]

They can be constructed so as to guarrantee any result the poll maker or publisher wants to present. It is done by carefully selecting the people polled. Certain cities are populated by mostly Democratic voters. Chicago, New York, and San Francisco are good examples. If you want to show that any Democratic or liberal policy is popular, you ask your questions in one of these cities.

Many people who believe in a certain religion do not attend church often, so you can construct your questions as if church attendance is the only way to measure belief. This is what the atheists do when they tell us people do not believe in Christianity. It is deception.