lee wrote on Jan 12
th, 2021 at 3:55pm:
Mix_Master wrote on Jan 12
th, 2021 at 3:41pm:
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Perhaps you can show where "most secure in history" precludes voter rigging?
So this isn't casting doubt on the election, then? If not what exactly is it?
It is exactly as written. It does not prove there was no vote rigging; pure and simple.
Mix_Master wrote on Jan 12
th, 2021 at 3:41pm:
Maybe here? No doubt it will be "No, I meant something else entirely. Please prove beyond reasonable doubt that my intention with this statement was to cast doubt on anything...
So you can't understand the written word? And it is my fault.

Try just reading and stop trying to interpret.
Mix_Master wrote on Jan 12
th, 2021 at 3:41pm:
No, just indicative of poor English, and poor proof reading.
Yes. poor proof reading. That MUST be a hanging offence.
Mix_Master wrote on Jan 12
th, 2021 at 3:41pm:
It should have read: Is English your second, third or fourth language?
See what happens when you write with clarity? I can understand you.

English is my first language.
Were you questioning the legitimacy of Trump's election win, back in 2016?
You must have been, right?
Quote:It is exactly as written. It does not prove there was no vote rigging; pure and simple.
Perhaps there was vote rigging in that election, too, given it was "less secure" than the one in 2020?
I mean, no-one's come out and proved - definitively - that there wasn't any vote rigging in that election, right?Of course,
they don't have to. It just means that the 2020 election, as "the most secure in history",
was more secure than elections past. (
Including the one Trump won).
Those same elections that people didn't have issues with.
Those same elections that the loser conceded gracefully, soon afterwards. Yep, even the 2000 one.
Those same elections where people weren't "wound up" to continue to believe the election was "stolen", months after the fact. (They still are, BTW).
Those same elections after which people
didn't "storm" the Capitol building, on baseless claims of a "stolen" (or "rigged") election.
The onus, as I noted earlier, is
not on anyone to "prove there was no vote rigging", but rather on those who "think there was" (or, indeed, "might have been"), to prove there was, right?
Yet there has been exactly how much "proof" of vote rigging?
Sweet FA, last time I checked. Sixty-odd Court cases with next to no merit, and in some cases zero standing. (Great way to raise money, as a by-the by).
Sucks for some.
But the election was still free and fair, and wasn't "rigged".
No?
Proof please.
OR
We can circle around to the beginning again, and debate about:
- Why people are questioning the integrity - and hence outcome - of this election, when they had no issue with previous elections. (Hint: It's 'cos they didn't get the outcome they wanted in this one

)
- "What constitutes a percentage difference between "the most secure election in history", and previous, by-definition, less-secure elections, because THAT makes all the difference when it comes to people picking and choosing which election to have "issues" with. (Actually, no it doesn't).