Biden won in 2020 because of the absentee vote

[L.K.Eder]

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

It doesn't reveal anything new, GayShortBus.

Fido, so that makes it fallacious? How so please?

 

[Faun]

Fido, so that makes it fallacious? How so please?

Your claim that it's "bad optics."

It's not. That's not the reason so many on the right believe the election was stolen or that the election was not free & fair. They believe those things because Trump lied to them and they believe his lies. Had Trump never claimed there was fraud and had he conceded when he first lost the election, none of this would be an issue.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

Your claim that it's "bad optics."

It's not. That's not the reason so many on the right believe the election was stolen or that the election was not free & fair. They believe those things because Trump lied to them and they believe his lies. Had Trump never claimed there was fraud and had he conceded when he first lost the election, none of this would be an issue.

What part of my OP is fallacious, Fido? I ask again. I had no idea that Trump won all those states if you only count in person voting and shared the data. So what is fallacious about? How is it trolling please? Thank you

 

[Faun]

What part of my OP is fallacious, Fido? I ask again. I had no idea that Trump won all those states if you only count in person voting and shared the data. So what is fallacious about? How is it trolling please? Thank you

Asked and answered, GayShortBus.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

Asked and answered, GayShortBus

Where in my OP do I say “bad optics” Fido?

Thank you

 

[Faun]

Where in my OP do I say “bad optics” Fido?

Thank you

Later in this thread you claimed your OP is bad optics.

 

[WTH_Progs?]

Lol, warms my heart to see the entire republican party become little bitch victims. Hilarious The kraken and Tucker Carlson were sued over calling the election stolen in court documents the only defense they offered was that only unreasonable morons would believe them. Unreasonable moron victim bitches described today's conservative. Hilarious, gotta live it.

Conservatives are unreasonable morons? Look who & what you guys support, you're projecting.

Everything you guys stand for is a lie, yet you have the attention spans of those with fetal alcohol syndrome, because you're cowards.

Matter of fact your kind are so ashamed of what you stand for, including Biden, that you can't admit to it.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

Later in this thread you claimed your OP is bad optics.

In response to someone else attacking me. However in my OP I clearly state that Biden won and how it’s interesting how the votes were achieved. It did spark a discussion but isn’t that why we are? Well most of us. You’re here just to insult people. Have at it.

 

[Faun]

In response to someone else attacking me. However in my OP I clearly state that Biden won and how it’s interesting how the votes were achieved. It did spark a discussion but isn’t that why we are? Well most of us. You’re here just to insult people. Have at it.

LOL

Answering your questions is insulting to you, is it, GayShortBus?

 

[evenflow1969]

Conservatives are unreasonable morons? Look who & what you guys support, you're projecting.

Everything you guys stand for is a lie, yet you have the attention spans of those with fetal alcohol syndrome, because you're cowards.

Matter of fact your kind are so ashamed of what you stand for, including Biden, that you can't admit to it.

Lol, that was the kraken and Tucker Carlson s defense. Can't escape that. Unreasonable moron! Called that by your own news recourse.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

What is the fallacy in the OP please?

The cherry picking fallacy.

By the same fallacy, I could say two rural counties chose the entire nation's president in 2016.

 

[eddiew37]

rump tries (and fails) to combine two bogus conspiracy theories​

Trump tries (and fails) to combine two bogus conspiracy theories​

Donald Trump took two lies — his absurd claims about Team Clinton spying on him and his nonsense about his 2020 defeat — and tried to combine them.
One of Donald Trump’s more exasperating habits is his embrace of lie inflation. That doesn’t refer to lies about inflation, but rather, refers to the former president telling a regular lie, and then inflating the falsehood in ways that make it worse.
While in office, he did this all the time, on matters large and small. Trump would lie about his approval rating, for example, and then compound the lie by adding outlandish and made-up details.

The practice came to mind again this week. The Republican’s initial lie came several days ago, when he insisted that there’s new evidence that he’d been “spied on” by Hillary Clinton’s operatives. This wasn’t true.
But thanks to the lie-inflation model, that was merely the first step. Yesterday, Trump built on the preliminary lie, issuing a new statement that claimed Clinton broke into the White House and his apartment. That’s utterly bonkers, though it’s consistent with his equally nutty habit of expanding lies in outlandish ways.
But that’s not all the former president did yesterday. He also issued this doozy:

“Much of the now-uncovered espionage campaign of the Democrats breaking into the White House and my New York City apartment, took place after the 2016 Election as yet another way to undermine the upcoming 2020 Election. This spying into the Oval Office continued for a long period of time and further served to undermine and discredit the 2020 Election, along with massive ballot harvesting, phantom voters, and so many other things that made the Election a sham. The voting numbers were big and determinative!”

Obviously, there were no factual claims in this statement. There was no espionage campaign; no one broke into the White House; no one broke into his apartment; there was no Democratic spying in the Oval Office; the non-existent espionage didn’t continue for a long time; the 2020 presidential election wasn’t a “sham”; and on and on.

What amazed me about this bizarre hysteria, however, is Trump’s eagerness to take lie inflation to a new level: He took two lies — his absurd claims about Team Clinton spying on him and his dangerous nonsense about his 2020 defeat — and tried to combine them.

Yes, according to the former president, the 2020 race was “undermined” by “spying” that didn’t happen in reality, which in turn helps “discredit” the election he lost.
It wreaks of desperation.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

I could wield the fallacy in the opposite direction:

Trump lost the election because of absentee voters, as he clearly could not appeal to sensible people who would vote by mail during a global pandemic.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

The cherry picking fallacy.

By the same fallacy, I could say two rural counties chose the entire nation's president in 2016.

It shows the entire country voted for Trump to be president via in person voting. Not two rural counties. So you believe voter fraud is as easily committed in person as it may be via absentee ballots? That’s the hill you’re dying on? OK

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

shows the entire country voted for Trump to be president via in person voting.

Via cherry picking.

Yes I know. All you did was restate your fallacy.

We could cherry pick other things instead.

The fallacy remains the same.

 

[AzogtheDefiler]

Via cherry picking.

Yes I know. All you did was restate your fallacy.

We could cherry pick other things instead.

The fallacy remains the same.

Entire country is cherry picking? Oh

 

[Not a Monkeys Uncle]

Not that there is anything wrong with that....still very interesting.

If we had data for all 50 states, we would likely see Trump winning the Election Day vote in almost all of them and Biden winning the absentee vote in almost all of them.

What Absentee Voting Looked Like In All 50 States

It was historically popular -- and historically Democratic.

fivethirtyeight.com

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He won because of fraud

 

[L.K.Eder]

Later in this thread you claimed your OP is bad optics.

the concern troll is very concerned about the optics, you know.

 

[L.K.Eder]

He won because of fraud

oh, no. someone should do something about that.