Because you refuse to question the media narrative or entertain the possibility that anything suspicious happened.
Election results discussion thread (and sadly the inevitable aftermath)
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Yah what? A: Whenever people brought evidence of what they thought is fraud.
Just because I listened to and then said that sounds circumstantial at best doesn’t mean I didn’t I didn’t question the validity of the claim
Is it weird that this has probably been one of the most on track threads, even after 150 pages?
That's your perception. I don't need the media to tell me that nothing suspicious happened. Everything shady that did happen, happened before the election. And the GOP was behind it. The USPS sabotage being just one of the most egregious examples of attempted voter suppression.
Look at CNN attacking Smartmatic and Chavez for rigging the election.
And now they're reversing their stance saying it's just a right-wing conspiracy.
Is anyone claiming that Chavez rigged the election?
Seriously, communicating with you or to you is an impossible task.
This is like the dozenth time you've either made some nonsensical statement that you need to explain, or made some egregious and obvious error when reading something. Why does this keep happening? How do you make it through a normal day?
I’m trying to listen to this at work, I’m listening real quite. So maybe that it. This report sounds like it’s claiming that Chavez stole an election. Similar machines were used in 2004. Correct?
Correct. Chavez invested heavily in Smartmatic, and Smartmatic provided the rigged machines that switched the votes and won him his election.
The Dominion machines we use today have ties to that same Smartmatic company.
Oh man of the past, for who fact checking hasn't been invented yet, fear not! We of the future have come up with a wild, crazy new invention that I must admit you'll find very uncomfortable; Fact Checking. See we in the future thought it would be both a good idea, and save us all time and embarrassment if we actually fact checked things before we said them. We were all like you once, man of the past. Saying wild things, embarrassingly unaware what we were saying had either not been proven true, or been proven not to be true.
Worry not man of the past, for we here in the future are happy to show you the ways of fact checking. Please avail yourself and let your embarrassment be lifted for now:
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Smartmatic does not own Dominion Voting Systems
CLAIM: Dominion Voting Systems, one of the most widely used election technology firms in the United States, is owned by the company Smartmatic through an intermediary company called Indra. AP’S ASSESSMENT: False. Both Dominion and Smartmatic have released statements saying no ownership...
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Fact check: False claim that electronic voting software companies Dominion and Smartmatic have closed
Numerous false claims have cropped up about Dominion Voting Systems and Smartmatic. The latest to be debunked is that both have closed.
www.usatoday.com
Opinion | Fake Claims About Dominion Voting Systems Do Real Damage
Our machines have no secret ‘vote flipping’ algorithm. We have no ties to dictator Hugo Chávez.
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From Smartmatic's own website:
I said "The Dominion machines we use today have ties to that same Smartmatic company" and this proves the truth of that.
" Smartmatic technology was used only in Los Angeles County, California in the 2020 election "
That right there is a misleading statement.
Let's say I'm a programmer employed for a company. Let's say I write the code for the company's product.
Then that company gets acquired, sold, or split up. Do they throw out all the code I wrote and start over from scratch? Unlikely, as that would be a huge waste.
So while Smartmatic can say, on paper, that they have nothing to do with Dominion, it's very unlikely that Dominion's machines contain none of Smartmatic's code.
That right there is a misleading statement.
Let's say I'm a programmer employed for a company. Let's say I write the code for the company's product.
Then that company gets acquired, sold, or split up. Do they throw out all the code I wrote and start over from scratch? Unlikely, as that would be a huge waste.
So while Smartmatic can say, on paper, that they have nothing to do with Dominion, it's very unlikely that Dominion's machines contain none of Smartmatic's code.
Aren't there commissions and government agencies that investigate and check these machines before using them?
The Chavez story is 16 - 14 years old, I'd imagine that security upgrades and checks have been done over the past one and a half decade?
The Chavez story is 16 - 14 years old, I'd imagine that security upgrades and checks have been done over the past one and a half decade?
But they're all in on it. Even the Republicans. Especially the Republicans. Double especially the Trump loyalists.
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