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[telescopes]

Evidence. It seems to not be what it use to be. Too many amateurs applying double slit experimental thinking to everything.

 

[brian64]

How many lawsuits alleging fraud have been dismissed for lack of evidence?

The lawsuits were dismissed on "standing" not for lack of evidence. You have no idea what you're talking about.

There's tons of evidence...countless signed affidavits. There were many hearings held detailing all of this stuff. All kinds of investigative reporting.

The issues are myriad, involving everything from the electronic voting machines to the mail in ballots, signature issues, chain of custody issues, and on and on and on.

Believe what you want. You sound like someone who gets all their information from the corporate "mainstream" media.

 

[telescopes]

The lawsuits were dismissed on "standing" not for lack of evidence. You have no idea what you're talking about.

There's tons of evidence...countless signed affidavits. There were many hearings held detailing all of this stuff. All kinds of investigative reporting.

The issues are myriad, involving everything from the electronic voting machines to the mail in ballots, signature issues, chain of custody issues, and on and on and on.

Believe what you want. You sound like someone who gets all their information from the corporate "mainstream" media.

Versus under a rock?

IBTL. This thread has gone far south of the boarder.

 

[brian64]

Versus under a rock?

Yeah, don't look under the rock...it's not pretty. Just take the blue pill and stay in the matrix.

 

[Arthur Frayn]

I spy with my little eye...the mods on a long tropical cruise somewhere.

 

[Briar Tuck]

Yes. What about that suggests to you that he was advocating for illegal voting? Quite a few Mexicans "live and work" in the US with citizenship, right?

If you have US citizenship, you are an American, not a Mexican. At least that's the way it used to work. I take his statement at face value, you can rationalize it any way you like.

 

[Briar Tuck]

I'm leaving this room now, something about it evokes a memory of old musty padded church pews that have been farted on over the years with little hard balls of bubblegum stuck underneath. Disturbing

I'll follow you out.

 

[Briar Lee]

Well, here's the thing: when something is true, there is evidence for it. Evidence that, in context, holds up to scrutiny and logical analysis. Every time, without exception.

How many investigations have there been - chaired by folks with political interests on both sides of the aisle - into the reliability of our most recent election? And what have they all found?

How many lawsuits alleging fraud have been dismissed for lack of evidence?

Conversely, how many legal challenges or investigations have found evidence of meaningful fraud?

I don't guess I have to provide you with the answers to these questions... You know them. So I'll just ask this:. What's more delusional, to accept reality as it is? Or insist on a conspiracy that the entirety of the criminal justice system has told you time and again didn't happen?

Which position would seem more logical to an outside observer?

To put it another way, what do you suppose you know that the FBI, NSA, DOJ, and SEC all do not? Maybe they'd like to hear from you, if you really have some evidence?

I couldn't care less how anyone voted. I mean that sincerely. Your politics are your own. Where I care is where demonstrably false narratives are pushed as true; not because any particular narrative offends me, but because things have to make sense. Facts and data matter. Evidence matters. Emotions do not.

My friend JC has a theory that people prefer wild tales and rumors and fables to the cold, hard truth because it’s as fun to believe in fairy tales as it is, to go to the beer joint. In other words, it’s a voluntary bad choice.


But JC is an old Dry Methodist that equates most of life’s miseries to demon rum and beer joints, and other such places where the wine flows and music plays.

I’d rather think the phenomena of people rejecting truth over fiction is due to not being raised up where you’d get hurt, by your parents and teachers, for not telling the truth,,,,and not the truth you made up, or truth you only wished and hoped was true.

In other words, belief in truth is part of being an adult.

And if a parent doesn’t value truth, how can they teach their kids to know or value truth?

Maybe JC is right, and those folks consume the same liquor of falsehood as the rummies in the saloons.

 

[telescopes]

Yeah, don't look under the rock...it's not pretty. Just take the blue pill and stay in the matrix.

In all honesty, the alternative media is just as much a mess. Ripe with shit of all colors. The moment you pick a side in the war to consider which media source is "telling" the truth, you picked a loosing side. You believe what you want and then find someone to show you the facts that fit in with your thinking. The proof is when the "proof" is in quotes.

 

[brian64]

In all honesty, the alternative media is just as much a mess. Ripe with shit of all colors. The moment you pick a side in the war to consider which media source is "telling" the truth, you picked a loosing side. You believe what you want and then find someone to show you the facts that fit in with your thinking. The proof is when the "proof" is in quotes.

I don't lump all "alternative media" in the same basket. It's a very wide variety of sources and material.

 

[telescopes]

I don't lump all "alternative media" in the same basket. It's a very wide variety of sources and material.

In a world of "wide variety of sources and material."

It's all good. Sometimes, "Soylent Green is People."

 

[brian64]

It's all good. Sometimes, "Soylent Green is People."

LOL ... have they started advertising Soylent Green burgers on CNN yet?

 

[telescopes]

LOL ... have they started advertising Soylent Green burgers on CNN yet?

No, but I have seen them on Newsmax,

 

[brian64]

No, but I have seen them on Newsmax,

I wouldn't know...I can't stand Newsmax.

 

[Hillcrest]

Well, here's the thing: when something is true, there is evidence for it. Evidence that, in context, holds up to scrutiny and logical analysis. Every time, without exception.

How many investigations have there been - chaired by folks with political interests on both sides of the aisle - into the reliability of our most recent election? And what have they all found?

How many lawsuits alleging fraud have been dismissed for lack of evidence?

Conversely, how many legal challenges or investigations have found evidence of meaningful fraud?

I don't guess I have to provide you with the answers to these questions... You know them. So I'll just ask this:. What's more delusional, to accept reality as it is? Or insist on a conspiracy that the entirety of the criminal justice system has told you time and again didn't happen?

Which position would seem more logical to an outside observer?

To put it another way, what do you suppose you know that the FBI, NSA, DOJ, and SEC all do not? Maybe they'd like to hear from you, if you really have some evidence?

I couldn't care less how anyone voted. I mean that sincerely. Your politics are your own. Where I care is where demonstrably false narratives are pushed as true; not because any particular narrative offends me, but because things have to make sense. Facts and data matter. Evidence matters. Emotions do not.

Don't they hear everything now already ???

 

[Hillcrest]

That one man, could end life as we have come to know it on the Northern Hemisphere if he can get the launch codes from an officer carrying the nuclear football, only a few feet away from him.

Have you seen that officer nearby lately ?? and ... he keeps wondering the other way so relax ...

 

[Hillcrest]

Evidence. It seems to not be what it use to be. Too many amateurs applying double slit experimental thinking to everything.

Its probably just a shadow or reflection of itself. You can get the same patterns from a Spirograph

 

[Hillcrest]

 

[Briar Lee]

Have you seen that officer nearby lately ?? and ... he keeps wondering the other way so relax ...

Traditionally the football carrier is a good Campbellite boy raised up where he had no other option but, to tell the truth.

Campbellite - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

If the President reaches for it, unless he’s authorized, it would be bad.

The carrier is still there.

 

[Arthur Frayn]

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