Faun
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LOLStacks of illegal ballots won't convince them? Then they are surely corrupt.I’m sure you will believe that there is “major fraud”, but the courts won’t.We will have to settle for the audits. But when any kind of major fraud discovered will evaporate the conspiracy label.So who then? Who should be in charge of deciding that there was fraud?The people that see it have that right as much as the liars in the media. We know from real journalists that the media does not check on what they are told by the powers that be. They simply repeat it.Who is to make the determination that the evidence is sufficient? You?The mods have taken it on themselves to do so. I, and a lot of other posters have determined you and the mods are pushing the conspiracy theory. And our evidence is stronger than the people who say it did not happen.Who should make these determinations? You?And not giving them a chance to prove it? Which clearly has been in every state in question. FACT.The burden of proof is on those claiming there was wrong-doing.The media, the politicians, the bureaucrats, shills on social media. All saying it did not happen and that is it. No proof, none of them lifting a finger to prove what they say.Which people are you referring to?You have no facts but corrupts peoples say so. Period.My what?Either is yours.Your bullshit isn’t based on fact. It’s very simple.Still no answer.Then you can just be confused as to why all your idiotic nonsense ends up here.Why because the corrupt media and corrupt politicians say so? You don't have any reasons besides arrogant bias.All of your goofy nonsense is conspiracy theory material.I still want to know what makes this a conspiracy theory besides a corrupt government and media saying it is.
Haven’t you figured it out yet? I keep telling you.
And you mean “neither”.
Find me the 923 affidavits that say fraud did not take place.
Should it be you in charge of making that decision?
Um, you dou don't have stacks of illegal ballots.
