*Official 2020 Election Thread*

[FlyinHeadlock 459]

15 minutes ago, Rusty Syringes said:

You make a lot of assumptions based on zero in the way of facts, much like your politics. I wouldn't know what it's like to kill kittens in order to eat. I mean, they try to get in my cereal bowl, but I don't feel the need to kill one because of that. I'm secure in my ability to eat when kitten competition is afoot. I just kind of gently pick up the invading kitten and set it aside in order to resume cereal consumption. I've never seen a kitten as a threat, but I guess your dad did in a time when kittens posed a more formidable threat to one's ability to eat. I guess kittens have become unhinged snowflakes but must be killed with my boner raging in order to help Qanon prove its conspiracy theories and show the world unsubstantiated election fraud. The only good kitten is a dead one. 

These states are going to lose 100's of millions in civil court for voter fraud. Thousand of people did not request ballots in states yet voted. Massive fraud civil lawsuit. We are all phucked. That's your tax dollars. All going to law firms. Do you not understand what is about to happen. These are cut and dry cases. These states can't prove someone did not request a ballot yet voted. They refuse to do an audit. These people voted in other states. Sad this is not being covered but it will be. These states are headed for severe financial pain. 

[Rusty Syringes 478]

Just now, FlyinHeadlock said:

These states are going to lose 100's of millions in civil court for voter fraud. Thousand of people did not request ballots in states yet voted. Massive fraud civil lawsuit. We are all phucked. That's your tax dollars. All going to law firms. Do you not understand what is about to happen. These are cut and dry cases. These states can't prove someone did not request a ballot yet voted. They refuse to do an audit. These people voted in other states. Sad this is not being covered but it will be. These states are headed for severe financial pain. 

Nah.

[Rusty Syringes 478]

14 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

I don’t know if you virtue signaling hero’s ever stopped to think about it,  but maybe if you stopped “rescuing” all these dogs and cats there would be less of them, and the living ones would live a much better life, and there wouldn’t be all this need for bad asses like you to have to rescue them. I donate to operation smile. I don’t go around saying I rescued kids from a cleft palate. 

Sounds like something out of the Mein Kampf playbook. Woot!

[FlyinHeadlock 459]

5 minutes ago, Rusty Syringes said:

Nah.

That is what I expected from you. Mark my word these lawsuits are already being dialed up. The list of people for this class action lawsuit is already in the 10's of thousands. Can't have people voting and then liable for crimes for having voted in another state, something they had nothing to do with. They did not request the ballot in those states. The states will have to provide clarity on what happened. They can't do it. They refuse to audit the votes and can't win the class action lawsuits.

[realtruelove 18]

https://www.worldviewweekend.com/tv/video/wvw-tv-exclusive-lt-general-michael-flynns-first-interview-president-trumps-pardon

 

[Rusty Syringes 478]

5 minutes ago, FlyinHeadlock said:

That is what I expected from you. Mark my word these lawsuits are already being dialed up. The list of people for this class action lawsuit is already in the 10's of thousands. Can't have people voting and then liable for crimes for having voted in another state, something they had nothing to do with. They did not request the ballot in those states. The states will have to provide clarity on what happened. They can't do it. They refuse to audit the votes and can't win the class action lawsuits.

Nah.

[Utilit99 4,099]

1 hour ago, Rusty Syringes said:

You make a lot of assumptions based on zero in the way of facts, much like your politics. I wouldn't know what it's like to kill kittens in order to eat. I mean, they try to get in my cereal bowl, but I don't feel the need to kill one because of that. I'm secure in my ability to eat when kitten competition is afoot. I just kind of gently pick up the invading kitten and set it aside in order to resume cereal consumption. I've never seen a kitten as a threat, but I guess your dad did in a time when kittens posed a more formidable threat to one's ability to eat. I guess kittens have become unhinged snowflakes but must be killed with my boner raging in order to help Qanon prove its conspiracy theories and show the world unsubstantiated election fraud. The only good kitten is a dead one. 

So again, nothing. Just saving cats from what? Any normal person would say take them out of their misery and stop sticking them in cages and spending people's money to fix and feed them instead of fixing and feeding homeless human beings in poorly run liberal cities.

Keep up working hard on not answering my questions to you. Cause you got nothing.

 

[shorepatrol 1,870]

You boys should fight

[Utilit99 4,099]

1 minute ago, shorepatrol said:

You boys should fight

Beating the crap out of a sissy named rusty who is looking for the government to take care of her is no way to handle things. Death penalty I might be inclined to approve of in this case. 

[wiffleball 4,790]

2 hours ago, Utilit99 said:

Good for her. Did she get out before she was subjected to your political filth? I hope so. Hope she died happy.

Damn dude, you're a POS.

[wiffleball 4,790]

3 hours ago, FlyinHeadlock said:

We all loss. You and me. Everyone. The civil lawsuits are piling up. They will get paid with your own tax dollars. Nobody wins. Hard for feeble minded people to understand this aspect. The fraud is easy to prove. Takes a little time and lawyers have all the time in the world. They smell blood. Easy payday.  

Again, if the fraud is so easy to approve, why do they keep focking losing every focking time? At every level of the courts? In every single state? With Trump appointed judges no less?

 

Or does Newsmax not cover those stories? For fear of triggering the mouth-breathing dipshitz who ran away from Fox of all places when even Fox couldn't spin that crap?

 

I mean, if it's that obvious, shouldn't there be at least 1 win by now?

[Utilit99 4,099]

36 minutes ago, wiffleball said:

Damn dude, you're a POS.

My mom died happy. Why am I a POS for wishing the same on someone else who actually is a POS?

All you aholes don't believe in God anyway, so what's the difference?

[Rusty Syringes 478]

6 hours ago, Utilit99 said:

 

All you aholes don't believe in God anyway, so what's the difference?

Yet another baseless assumption from the Clownzo peanut gallery. And you wonder why you have been denied a key to the room of intelligent discussions.  

[dogcows 1,030]

10 hours ago, FlyinHeadlock said:

These states are going to lose 100's of millions in civil court for voter fraud. Thousand of people did not request ballots in states yet voted. Massive fraud civil lawsuit. We are all phucked. That's your tax dollars. All going to law firms. Do you not understand what is about to happen. These are cut and dry cases. These states can't prove someone did not request a ballot yet voted. They refuse to do an audit. These people voted in other states. Sad this is not being covered but it will be. These states are headed for severe financial pain. 

I can’t tell if this is meant to be taken seriously or not. Did you see the video with Ronna Romney fielding questions from GOP supporters in Georgia not wanting to vote because they believe the voting machines are rigged? A few days prior, she was saying that the vote was rigged, but now that she wants people to go out and vote, she is changing her tune suddenly. Sounds like all the lying about voter fraud could cost Republicans 2 senate seats... their voters don’t trust the system now and are likely to skip the vote.

There is zero evidence of the voter fraud Trump is claiming. In my opinion, he is doing this so he can keep collecting “campaign” donations - which, it turns out, a big percentage of go to things other than these lawsuits. As long as he keeps filing these pointless, meritless lawsuits, he can keep raking in the dough.

[Hardcore troubadour 15,460]

2 minutes ago, dogcows said:

I can’t tell if this is meant to be taken seriously or not. Did you see the video with Ronna Romney fielding questions from GOP supporters in Georgia not wanting to vote because they believe the voting machines are rigged? A few days prior, she was saying that the vote was rigged, but now that she wants people to go out and vote, she is changing her tune suddenly. Sounds like all the lying about voter fraud could cost Republicans 2 senate seats... their voters don’t trust the system now and are likely to skip the vote.

There is zero evidence of the voter fraud Trump is claiming. In my opinion, he is doing this so he can keep collecting “campaign” donations - which, it turns out, a big percentage of go to things other than these lawsuits. As long as he keeps filing these pointless, meritless lawsuits, he can keep raking in the dough.

Zero evidence? Loads and loads of circumstantial evidence.  And when the amount gets to be overwhelming it’s kind of ridiculous to say Zero. 

[dogcows 1,030]

5 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

Zero evidence? Loads and loads of circumstantial evidence.  And when the amount gets to be overwhelming it’s kind of ridiculous to say Zero. 

Nope, zero evidence. Trump keeps losing in court because every judge throws out the claims for lack of evidence. The “circumstantial evidence” people claim is stuff they read on Parler. Why is Trump such a sore loser? Just admit you lost and live to fight another day. Some kids were just like Trump and his merry band when we played sports as a kid. If they lost any game, they ALWAYS said it was because the other team cheated. That’s just how some people handle losing. Trump is one of those people. Don’t follow him off the cliff.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2020-election/trump-s-election-fight-includes-over-30-lawsuits-it-s-n1248289

[Hardcore troubadour 15,460]

1 hour ago, dogcows said:

Nope, zero evidence. Trump keeps losing in court because every judge throws out the claims for lack of evidence. The “circumstantial evidence” people claim is stuff they read on Parler. Why is Trump such a sore loser? Just admit you lost and live to fight another day. Some kids were just like Trump and his merry band when we played sports as a kid. If they lost any game, they ALWAYS said it was because the other team cheated. That’s just how some people handle losing. Trump is one of those people. Don’t follow him off the cliff.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/2020-election/trump-s-election-fight-includes-over-30-lawsuits-it-s-n1248289

So no dead people voted? And the suit in PA want thrown out because of no evidence. Go ahead  and read up on it before running off at the mouth.  You’re welcome. 

[5-Points 3,550]

12 hours ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

I don’t know if you virtue signaling hero’s ever stopped to think about it,  but maybe if you stopped “rescuing” all these dogs and cats there would be less of them, and the living ones would live a much better life, and there wouldn’t be all this need for bad asses like you to have to rescue them. I donate to operation smile. I don’t go around saying I rescued kids from a cleft palate. 

While there is some truth to this post, it isn't the animal's fault it was born. That blame falls entirely on the POS dumbfock owner who is too stupid, lazy or cheap to get their pets fixed. 

There's nothing wrong with showing a little compassion for feral animals whose only instinct in life is to survive. God forbid somebody provide them a little safety and comfort. 

[MDC 7,456]

13 minutes ago, 5-Points said:

While there is some truth to this post, it isn't the animal's fault it was born. That blame falls entirely on the POS dumbfock owner who is too stupid, lazy or cheap to get their pets fixed. 

Same goes for retards and their irresponsibly old parents.

WTF?  

[dogcows 1,030]

43 minutes ago, Hardcore troubadour said:

So no dead people voted? And the suit in PA want thrown out because of no evidence. Go ahead  and read up on it before running off at the mouth.  You’re welcome. 

You didn’t see the interview with one of the “dead” voters Trump whined about?

Trump is getting laughed out of court every time. If anybody is reading “news sources” telling them there was massive fraud in the election, they might want to face the reality that these sources are being dishonest with them.

[Rusty Syringes 478]

31 minutes ago, 5-Points said:

While there is some truth to this post, it isn't the animal's fault it was born. That blame falls entirely on the POS dumbfock owner who is too stupid, lazy or cheap to get their pets fixed. 

There's nothing wrong with showing a little compassion for feral animals whose only instinct in life is to survive. God forbid somebody provide them a little safety and comfort. 

You're trying to reason with someone who has no empathy and was raised by a father who routinely killed kittens. 

Let's have a look at this quote:

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but maybe if you stopped “rescuing” all these dogs and cats there would be less of them, and the living ones would live a much better life, and there wouldn’t be all this need for bad asses like you to have to rescue them.

That's as ignorant as it gets. First off, I never said anything about dogs. Our non-profit focuses on cats, and if we get a dog report, we refer that to a dog group. Also, part of what we do is advocating for the spaying and neutering of cats, which breed like crazy in the wild, actually creating MORE OF THEM, not less. With the feral ones, we trap them, take them to a vet to get fixed and then return them. 

Back around August 2019, we were called about a cat colony of about 20 cats living under a house in a small town near here. The woman who lived in the house had been feeding them, but then she died.

A few of the kittens around could be picked up. The tipping point for going feral is around six to eight weeks. We took the kittens to the vet, got them combo tested for viruses, got them updated on shots and then later fixed. All of the friendly kittens were adopted quickly.

The wild adults were trapped, fixed and returned. 

Some of the cats were at the tipping point. I managed to grab one with gloves and shove it in a carrier. It screamed, bit and scratched at me the whole time. But once released into our foster space, he became as sweet as he could be and soon was adopted.

There were three sibling kittens - Oran, Spitzer and Hattie - around six weeks old. Oran and Hattie had to be trapped, and I managed to grab Spitzer, named after his hissing and spitting, and shove him in a carrier. Oran tamed up quickly. Spitzer spent a week hissing and spitting at me before I figured out he was full of baloney and petted him into becoming tame.

Hattie held out and remained a little ball of hate. I spent a year working on her, and finally one day she let me pet her. She's sitting in a chair about 2 feet from me right now.

Those three are the only ones who have yet to get adopted out of the colony. Hattie most likely will be a foster fail. She won't let me pick her up, but she craves affection and is nice to have around.

The life expectancy of outdoor cats is a fraction of that of indoor cats. We've saved hundreds of cats and made a lot of people happy through adoptions. We get to know the cats and play matchmaker. 

It's a lot of work but very rewarding. It also can be heartbreaking. We've lost some great cats to diseases such as the dreaded FIP,  which can drain the life out of a cat before your very eyes. 

It's not the only volunteer work I do. I created an annual event to benefit the food bank, ring Salvation Army bells every year, spent years as a Junior Achievement volunteer, raised money for CASA and serve on an ARC board.

But the cats are my favorite. I never liked cats until my wife one day brought home a kitten that narrowly avoided death while scampering across a busy street. She's sitting atop my computer cabinet right how. Cats are so smart, intuitive, routine-oriented and have distinctive personalities, more so than dogs.

It's heartbreaking to think so many don't get to experience love in a human home and reciprocate. We can't save them all, but we can save this one and that one.

 

 

[Utilit99 4,099]

2 minutes ago, Rusty Syringes said:

You're trying to reason with someone who has no empathy and was raised by a father who routinely killed kittens. 

Let's have a look at this quote:

That's as ignorant as it gets. First off, I never said anything about dogs. Our non-profit focuses on cats, and if we get a dog report, we refer that to a dog group. Also, part of what we do is advocating for the spaying and neutering of cats, which breed like crazy in the wild, actually creating MORE OF THEM, not less. With the feral ones, we trap them, take them to a vet to get fixed and then return them. 

Back around August 2019, we were called about a cat colony of about 20 cats living under a house in a small town near here. The woman who lived in the house had been feeding them, but then she died.

A few of the kittens around could be picked up. The tipping point for going feral is around six to eight weeks. We took the kittens to the vet, got them combo tested for viruses, got them updated on shots and then later fixed. All of the friendly kittens were adopted quickly.

The wild adults were trapped, fixed and returned. 

Some of the cats were at the tipping point. I managed to grab one with gloves and shove it in a carrier. It screamed, bit and scratched at me the whole time. But once released into our foster space, he became as sweet as he could be and soon was adopted.

There were three sibling kittens - Oran, Spitzer and Hattie - around six weeks old. Oran and Hattie had to be trapped, and I managed to grab Spitzer, named after his hissing and spitting, and shove him in a carrier. Oran tamed up quickly. Spitzer spent a week hissing and spitting at me before I figured out his was full of baloney and petted him into becoming tame.

Hattie held out and remained a little ball of hate. I spent a year working on her, and finally one day she let me pet her. She's sitting in a chair about 2 feet from me right now.

Those three are the only ones who have yet to get adopted out of the colony. 

The life expectancy of outdoor cats is a fraction of that of indoor cats. We've saved hundreds of cats and made a lot of people happy through adoptions. We get to know the cats and play matchmaker. 

It's a lot of work but very rewarding. It also can be heartbreaking. We've lost some great cats to diseases such as the dreaded FIP,  which can drain the life out of a cat before your very eyes. 

It's not the only volunteer work I do. I created an annual event to benefit the food bank, ring Salvation Army bells every year, spent years as a Junior Achievement volunteer, raised money for CASA and serve on an ARC board.

But the cats are my favorite. I never liked cats until my wife one day brought home a kitten that narrowly avoided death while scampering across a busy street. She's sitting atop my computer cabinet right how. Cats are so smart, intuitive, routine-oriented and have distinctive personalities, more so than dogs.

It's heartbreaking to think so many don't get to experience love in a human home and reciprocate. We can't save them all, but we can save this one and that one.

 

 

WTF are you babbling about now?

[Rusty Syringes 478]

11 minutes ago, dogcows said:

You didn’t see the interview with one of the “dead” voters Trump whined about?

Trump is getting laughed out of court every time. If anybody is reading “news sources” telling them there was massive fraud in the election, they might want to face the reality that these sources are being dishonest with them.

Which makes all this delusional false hope among Clownzo lickspittles that much more delicious. 

[Rusty Syringes 478]

1 minute ago, Utilit99 said:

WTF are you babbling about now?

Cats.

[Utilit99 4,099]

5 minutes ago, Rusty Syringes said:

Cats.

 Useless. 

[Fireballer 2,642]

2 hours ago, dogcows said:

Nope, zero evidence. 

FBI begs to differ?...

 

[Rusty Syringes 478]

2 minutes ago, Utilit99 said:

 Useless. 

Take it easy, Chim Chim. 

Orange monkey king soon will take his place in history's dustbin, and our four-year nightmare will beautifully disappear.

[5-Points 3,550]

9 minutes ago, Rusty Syringes said:

You're trying to reason with someone who has no empathy and was raised by a father who routinely killed kittens. 

Let's have a look at this quote:

That's as ignorant as it gets. First off, I never said anything about dogs. Our non-profit focuses on cats, and if we get a dog report, we refer that to a dog group. Also, part of what we do is advocating for the spaying and neutering of cats, which breed like crazy in the wild, actually creating MORE OF THEM, not less. With the feral ones, we trap them, take them to a vet to get fixed and then return them. 

Back around August 2019, we were called about a cat colony of about 20 cats living under a house in a small town near here. The woman who lived in the house had been feeding them, but then she died.

A few of the kittens around could be picked up. The tipping point for going feral is around six to eight weeks. We took the kittens to the vet, got them combo tested for viruses, got them updated on shots and then later fixed. All of the friendly kittens were adopted quickly.

The wild adults were trapped, fixed and returned. 

Some of the cats were at the tipping point. I managed to grab one with gloves and shove it in a carrier. It screamed, bit and scratched at me the whole time. But once released into our foster space, he became as sweet as he could be and soon was adopted.

There were three sibling kittens - Oran, Spitzer and Hattie - around six weeks old. Oran and Hattie had to be trapped, and I managed to grab Spitzer, named after his hissing and spitting, and shove him in a carrier. Oran tamed up quickly. Spitzer spent a week hissing and spitting at me before I figured out he was full of baloney and petted him into becoming tame.

Hattie held out and remained a little ball of hate. I spent a year working on her, and finally one day she let me pet her. She's sitting in a chair about 2 feet from me right now.

Those three are the only ones who have yet to get adopted out of the colony. Hattie most likely will be a foster fail. She won't let me pick her up, but she craves affection and is nice to have around.

The life expectancy of outdoor cats is a fraction of that of indoor cats. We've saved hundreds of cats and made a lot of people happy through adoptions. We get to know the cats and play matchmaker. 

It's a lot of work but very rewarding. It also can be heartbreaking. We've lost some great cats to diseases such as the dreaded FIP,  which can drain the life out of a cat before your very eyes. 

It's not the only volunteer work I do. I created an annual event to benefit the food bank, ring Salvation Army bells every year, spent years as a Junior Achievement volunteer, raised money for CASA and serve on an ARC board.

But the cats are my favorite. I never liked cats until my wife one day brought home a kitten that narrowly avoided death while scampering across a busy street. She's sitting atop my computer cabinet right how. Cats are so smart, intuitive, routine-oriented and have distinctive personalities, more so than dogs.

It's heartbreaking to think so many don't get to experience love in a human home and reciprocate. We can't save them all, but we can save this one and that one.

 

 

We have an apartment complex around the corner from the house. Dooshbags who live there routinely get cats, don't get them fixed and let them roam the neighborhood. Because they rent, they move out and since they can't have cats in the new place, they leave their cats behind to fend for themselves. 

As a result, there is a huge feral cat problem in the neighborhood. My wife and I have taken in several over the years and gotten them fixed. We've worked with a local group who come in and TNR those they can manage to trap. If they're young enough they get adopted out but most come back to the neighborhood.

We've lost a few to FIP, FIV and at least one to Corona.

We haven't taken it to the level you have but we do what we can with the colony in our area.   

[Utilit99 4,099]

4 minutes ago, Rusty Syringes said:

Take it easy, Chim Chim. 

Orange monkey king soon will take his place in history's dustbin, and our four-year nightmare will beautifully disappear.

Lost your job? Lost your money? You want china to be back in a power position? Some more wars? You love what is happening in long run democratic run cities? 

Good for you letting your hatred overrule logic. You don't have to keep proving how stupid the left is by acting it out here you know. Just saying. Trolling doesn't become anyone.

[Rusty Syringes 478]

4 minutes ago, 5-Points said:

We have an apartment complex around the corner from the house. Dooshbags who live there routinely get cats, don't get them fixed and let them roam the neighborhood. Because they rent, they move out and since they can't have cats in the new place, they leave their cats behind to fend for themselves. 

As a result, there is a huge feral cat problem in the neighborhood. My wife and I have taken in several over the years and gotten them fixed. We've worked with a local group who come in and TNR those they can manage to trap. If they're young enough they get adopted out but most come back to the neighborhood.

We've lost a few to FIP, FIV and at least one to Corona.

We haven't taken it to the level you have but we do what we can with the colony in our area.   

Good for you, man! 

We've had a bunch of FIV cats, including one of our own. Once you fix them, they're usually not a danger to other cats. 

A friend alerted me to a large orange tomcat in his neighborhood. The poor thing spent all day in bloody combat with another tomcat that picked the fights. 

He was a bloody mess when I picked him up. Had a big gash on his face, so we named him Omar after the dude in The Wire. And Omar had FIV.

After getting fixed, he became the quintessential counter cat at our foster space. The only problem is that Omar kept trying to get out.

A family wanted him, and we made an exception to our no-outdoors requirement.

The first time Omar was let out at his new home, all he did was go lounge by the pool before coming back in and cuddling with the kids. 

So instead of a brutal existence and fighting for his life on the street, Omar spends his days lounging by the pool and cuddling with kids.

We've got hundreds of stories such as this, and I plan to write about each and every one of them in elaborate detail in this thread.

[Rusty Syringes 478]

11 minutes ago, Utilit99 said:

Lost your job? Lost your money? You want china to be back in a power position? Some more wars? You love what is happening in long run democratic run cities? 

Good for you letting your hatred overrule logic. You don't have to keep proving how stupid the left is by acting it out here you know. Just saying. Trolling doesn't become anyone.

Outside of my deep dislike of our orange-monkey-poo President Clownzo, list one thing that puts me in the "left" column of the political spectrum.

Just one, Chim Chim. 

[Utilit99 4,099]

3 minutes ago, Rusty Syringes said:

Outside of my deep dislike of our orange-monkey-poo President Clownzo, list one thing that puts me in the "left" column of the political spectrum.

Just one, Chim Chim. 

You're very at bringing nothing chimchim.

[EternalShinyAndChrome 4,115]

8 minutes ago, Rusty Syringes said:

Outside of my deep dislike of our orange-monkey-poo President Clownzo, list one thing that puts me in the "left" column of the political spectrum.

Just one, Chim Chim. 

Guy Who Bashes Conservatives all Day long and Defends Democrats all day long:  "Name one thing that puts me in the 'left' column of the political spectrum". 

IF (and that's a very big IF) you were conservative, you wouldn't be attacking the conservative posters as much as you do.  You NEVER go after the liberal posters.  This tells me either you're a liberal troll or aren't a conservative.  Either way, you're a liberal. 

Even libertarians don't do what you do.

[Rusty Syringes 478]

5 minutes ago, EternalShinyAndChrome said:

Guy Who Bashes Conservatives all Day long and Defends Democrats all day long:  "Name one thing that puts me in the 'left' column of the political spectrum". 

IF (and that's a very big IF) you were conservative, you wouldn't be attacking the conservative posters as much as you do.  You NEVER go after the liberal posters.  This tells me either you're a liberal troll or aren't a conservative.  Either way, you're a liberal. 

Even libertarians don't do what you do.

Again, outside of me detesting Clownzo and confronting his blind, window-licking followers, name one single "liberal" stance that I have. 

It's actually quite possible to care so much about the Republican party and conservatives that one has to take a stand against the authoritarian sociopath who is wrecking it and bringing divisiveness in this country to the boiling point.

As I've said before, I take issue with uncompromising extremists.

Alt-righties are ruining the party, as much or more than Bernie Sanders has tainted things for the moderate Democrats.

 

[dogcows 1,030]

1 hour ago, Fireballer said:

FBI begs to differ?...

You actually believe this guy? He is claiming votes in mostly democratic areas are invalid but votes in Republican areas are valid. WTF? How can anybody believe that’s fair? He also claims Mark Zuckerberg for somehow is fixing the election? This guy is a walking faucet of insane conspiracy theories. Funny how he says he has data but fails to post it.People with actual evidence actually provide it instead of saying “we have evidence, just wait for it!”

 

[Utilit99 4,099]

1 minute ago, dogcows said:

 

Aren't there more illegals in democratic run cities? As well as sanctuary cities in democratic run states?

[5-Points 3,550]

18 minutes ago, dogcows said:

You actually believe this guy? He is claiming votes in mostly democratic areas are invalid but votes in Republican areas are valid. WTF? How can anybody believe that’s fair? He also claims Mark Zuckerberg for somehow is fixing the election? This guy is a walking faucet of insane conspiracy theories. Funny how he says he has data but fails to post it.People with actual evidence actually provide it instead of saying “we have evidence, just wait for it!”

It would stand to reason that if there was voter fraud that led to a victory for a democrat candidate that said fraud would have taken place in democrat areas. 

Also, evidence is presented in a court of law, not in the court of public opinion. Nobody in their right mind presents their evidence, if they have it, before they have to. There have been plenty of accusations and circumstantial evidence to back up those accusations. 

That said, I haven't seen any concrete, factual evidence that proves anything, yet. If this goes to the SCOTUS, they need to bring something other than accusations and circumstantial evidence. 

[MDC 7,456]

10 minutes ago, Utilit99 said:

Aren't there more illegals in democratic run cities? As well as sanctuary cities in democratic run states?

To be fair there are like 2 Republican mayors in the Top 20 most populous US cities. They tend to do better in small towns with few challenges.

[Utilit99 4,099]

11 minutes ago, MDC said:

To be fair there are like 2 Republican mayors in the Top 20 most populous US cities. They tend to do better in small towns with few challenges.

Republicans run in elections in highly populated cities. The problem is liberals would be forced to take on personal responsibility if they voted a republican into office. And they don't want that. They want hand outs instead of responsibility, education, jobs, and law and order. So they get what they vote for. Except the handouts aren't really what was promised but the idiot liberals always forget that key point every election. 

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I understand there is disagreement on policies, but that doesn’t mean one should latch onto conspiracy theories that somehow the election was stolen through massive fraud. The voters had their say, and it’s a new administration now.