I've had it with completely unsubstantiated claims. A person can be arrested only if there is evidence that they committed a crime, but police have been known to use a "dragnet" technique and just arrest anyone who was around. Of course their cases would never stand up in court. A friend of mine was arrested at a Vietnam protest, even though she clearly was identified as a medic and she was not the type to ever have done anything violent or destructive. She spent the night with several hundred other people locked up in DC's old RFK Stadium. Years later, she was surprised with a nice check that was her share of the class-action suit against the government.
In modern times, people are stupid enough to commit crimes while being videotaped, and sometimes they even share these videos on social media. Then they want to be known as "political prisoners," as if they didn't drag a cop around, spray them with bear spray, and/or beat them with a baton or flagpole, all the while crashing through police barricades and smashing property. And funny thing, they were wearing combat gear and helmets that they just happened to be wearing because it was cold out I've been to protests in my life, and I wore street clothes and carried a sign, even in January.
Turning to "voter fraud" and election cheating: just where are the documents and other evidence? I can't even find the legal documents that had to be filed with the courts in some 61 separate lawsuits. I have a legal background and I think that it would be interesting to see what's in them. Plus, there are supposed to be some affidavits. trump told Rosen at DOJ in a phone conversation on Dec. 27 that the election was "corrupt," so he must have actually had evidence of corruption by Dec. 27. So where is it? why hold all of these "audits" to search for evidence that one has already by their own admission?