Possible Election Fraud in Progress

Discussion in 'Politics' started by BeautifulStranger, Nov 4, 2020.

  1. Nine_Ender

    Nine_Ender

    So many Americans on here making negative comments about California, Seattle, NYC, Chicago. They seem to leave Boston alone. So much of the American growth in recent years is in these often Democratic strongholds. Many of the IT firms can go to a remote model and shrink their head offices or relocate. So Americans need to appreciate what they have or start losing it. Trump losing may have saved the day in ways many will never fully understand.
     
    #1331     Dec 6, 2020
  2. The greatest productivity and technological innovation is reached when people have a stake in the outcome. Implementing a system that favors failure and punishes success is destined to fail. Raising taxes on the productive and giving that money to the unproductive may create short term economic growth, but it is at the cost of long term economic potential. Entrepreneurs will favor more business and tax friendly environments and leave with their skills and capital. Further, this loss of talent will hurt future generations wishing to learn from the successful. The wealthy favor living in lower tax parts of the world, all other things being equal, and are not afraid to take their assets with them. Further, increasing costly regulations and fears of government required restrictions and shutdowns will disincentivize businesses from expanding, buying capital equipment, and hiring. Sure, new stimulus packages can be authorized, but as we saw in the Obama Administration, many businesses still did not want take on additional risk. This is part of the reason why the economic recovery from the 2009 lows was one of the most anemic in US history.

    There is really no such thing as a free lunch. If you take away the fruits of someone elses labor and give it to someone else, you create resentment and the question of “What is the point of me working so hard”? So the US becomes a nation of apathetic citizens, the economy goes down, politicians get blamed, riots ensue, riots get put down using any means necessary by politicians wishing to cling to power, and the US joins the third world, like so many other countries that have embraced Socialism. There will no little to no upward mobility for people born in poverty. Small business opportunity will be absent in an increasingly oligopoly based economy, removing yet another potential source of upward mobility and innovation. Sure, you can put a minority into a “Busy work” government job, but the remnents of the US economy will not support many for that position. As seen in some European countries today, the young unemployment rates are very high, creating an enviroment of uncertaintly, discontent, and resentment towards favoritism.

    Younger voters and minorities may have thought they were voting against Trump, but in reality, they have voted against their own self-interests for the benefit of Socialists seeking power.
     
    #1332     Dec 6, 2020
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  3. DTB2

    DTB2

    Then let's identify those people and exactly what they were doing. If it's all as you say, I can live with that but right now my BS meter is pegged.
     
    #1333     Dec 6, 2020
  4. #1334     Dec 6, 2020

  5. it is fine if you are skeptical.....let those who claim it was nefarious prove it to be so. And it cannot just be one person because the claim was already refuted by the officials working there.
     
    #1335     Dec 6, 2020
  6. Buy1Sell2

    Buy1Sell2

    I had misspoken earlier when I said that 98 percent of the ballots counted from the suitcases under the table were for Biden. It was actually 95 percent. There were 77k ballots counted and the final tally from those ballots was 148k Biden and 7k Trump.
     
    #1336     Dec 6, 2020
  7. DTB2

    DTB2

    Why do you say it was one person? Because only one appeared before the Georgia Senate? They have several other people who swore out affidavits regarding this.

    And let them explain the video.

    Saying, no, it didn't happen is insufficient.
     
    #1337     Dec 6, 2020
  8. I don’t understand your numbers. Are you sure they are right?
     
    #1338     Dec 6, 2020
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  9. Buy1Sell2

    Buy1Sell2

    Please read the numbers again and you'll see.
     
    #1339     Dec 6, 2020

  10. Saying it did is insufficient.

    The law says they can find it it did not happen until you prove the claim it did.

    that is how the law works. Just saying there was election fraud from a sore loser does not make election fraud happen.

    So you support the premise that just saying it is insufficient. remember the claimant has to mee thte burden of proof.

    You don't get to cry election fraud and then we have to prove you wrong. This is not Russia.
     
    #1340     Dec 6, 2020