Grumblenuts
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Okay, I'm convinced. I'll never pierce your hardened defense mechanism. I pass the baton to whomever may have better spears..There will always be isolated cases election fraud and irregulates but if turnout is high enough those isolated cases will be unlikely to effect the election outcome. I don't think election fraud in presidential elections should be a major concern. IMHO, local elections have a much more direct effect on our daily lives than presidential elections and low turnout coupled with ease of shifting election results make any election fraud a real concern.Of course. Hence the dire need to minimize any potential for systemic shenanigans. One needn't know specifics beyond Party affiliation to screw up the entire business. As in this most recent display of idiocy, it's always "Our stupid way or Total anarchy!"It wasn't one election. It was 50 elections conducted under different rules and different equipment. The whole nation was looking at 4 states, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Arizona, and Nevada focusing on how the election could have been stolen in those states. What few people seem to consider was that those 4 states could have been Florida, North Carolina Michigan, and Texas or even Ohio, Wisconsin, New Hampshire, and Iowa. No one really knows which states will be the keys to victory and no one knows which states to target for election fraud.
Seems there exists a fixed percentage of focus and destroy programming opposing our innate fight or flight response. Our worst enemy has always been us. No idea wtf we're really doing is our norm.