Massive voter fraud - the logic question

[BartenderElite]

Into The Night needs to be barred from posting in this particular forum. He adds nothing of value and clutters up threads.

They don't do that on JPP. But I have to remember the thread banning feature.

It is too much clutter.

[Blackwater Lunchbreak]

The larger number of people involved in a conspiracy, the more difficult it is to keep it a secret.

true.

[Geeko Sportivo]

It took a Donald ASSHOLE TRUMP- A criminally insane pathological lying PIECE-OF-SHIT to become president before the sleeping Democrat Party had enough of his autocracy and corruption of all three branches of our government to wake up and go to the polls in record numbers to elect Joe Biden to replace him as president.

Voting Fraud in a Federal Election will net you 5 years in prison. And that deterrent alone keeps elections honest. And if you are a Poll Worker, that penalty can run even more severe than that. So, Voting Fraud in America is about as rare as a Bank Robbery.

Not only that, a presidency only lasts 4 years, but voting fraud will cost you 5 years in prison- WHEN CAUGHT.

There are no Democrats going to risk 5 years in prison over Donald Trump. NOW TRUMPTARDS? That is questionalble, as I believe TRUMPTARDS ARE THAT STUPID AS TO DO WHATEVER DONALD TRUMP TELLS THEM TO DO.

The only fraudulent activity that was obvious in the election are the fraudulent claims of fraudulent activity by Donald Trump and his Trumptards- which should be a crime in itself- and the fact that it was Donald Trump that advised his own Trumptards to vote twice- ONCE BY MAIL- AND ONCE BY VISITING A POLLING STATION.

So we had a president of the United States encouraging his voters to commit VOTING FRAUD to get him re-elected.

Donald Trump is so desperate to win re-election, he actually encouraged his voters to commit VOTING FRAUD to get himself re-elected- AND I WILL TELL YOU WHY HE IS SO DESPERATE TO REMAIN IN OFFICE!

It is because he knows he has committed federal crimes as well as State Crimes, before he was elected, and many since he has been in office that he will be facing indictment for as soon as he leaves office.

[Blackwater Lunchbreak]

It took a Donald ASSHOLE TRUMP- A criminally insane pathological lying PIECE-OF-SHIT to become president before the sleeping Democrat Party had enough of his autocracy and corruption of all three branches of our government to wake up and go to the polls in record numbers to elect Joe Biden to replace him as president.

Voting Fraud in a Federal Election will net you 5 years in prison. And that deterrent alone keeps elections honest. And if you are a Poll Worker, that penalty can run even more severe than that. So, Voting Fraud in America is about as rare as a Bank Robbery.

Not only that, a presidency only lasts 4 years, but voting fraud will cost you 5 years in prison- WHEN CAUGHT.

The only fraudulent activity that was obvious in the election are the fraudulent claims of fraudulent activity by Donald Trump and his Trumptards- and the fact that it was Donald Trump that advised his own Trumptards to vote twice- ONCE BY MAIL- AND ONCE BY VISITING A POLLING STATION.

So we had a president of the United States encouraging his voters to commit VOTING FRAUD to get him re-elected.

Donald Trump is so desperate to win re-election, he actually encouraged his voters to commit VOTING FRAUD to get himself re-elected- AND I WILL TELL YOU WHY HE IS SO DESPERATE TO REMAIN IN OFFICE!

It is because he knows he has committed federal crimes as well as State Crimes, before he was elected, and many since he has been in office that he will be facing indictment for as soon as he leaves office.

yeah. even the dead showed up. that's motivation!

[AProudLefty]

true.

I mean look at how easily Nixon was caught.

[BartenderElite]

I mean look at how easily Nixon was caught.

Watergate is an excellent illustrative example.

This isn't even Watergate on steroids. This is on a whole other planet in terms of how many people would be involved.

[Stone]

As of 10/27/20, 31% of Americans were registered as Republicans, 31% were registered as Democrats, and the rest were independent. Furthermore, all of the Republicans, Democrats, and independents who are not pitiful Trump-ass-eaters did not want a fraudulent election. There was no wink and no nod. You're just fucking brain dead.

Posting like the triggered little bitch you are again. Whatsamatter,.. bad little day for you?

[Geeko Sportivo]

yeah. even the dead showed up. that's motivation!

PROVE IT OR EAT YOUR OWN SHIT YOU CHICKEN-SHIT LITTLE SAD CRYBABY LOSER!

TASTE'S LIKE CHICKEN SHIT HUH?

[Blackwater Lunchbreak]

PROVE IT OR EAT YOUR OWN SHIT YOU CHICKEN-SHIT LITTLE SAD CRYBABY LOSER!

TASTE'S LIKE CHICKEN SHIT HUH?

I refer you to ongoing legal proceedings.

[Geeko Sportivo]

PROVE IT OR EAT YOUR OWN SHIT YOU CHICKEN-SHIT LITTLE SAD CRYBABY LOSER!

When you are eating the corn out of Donald Trump's shit..............

TASTE'S LIKE CHICKEN SHIT HUH?

[Diesel]

Into The Night needs to be barred from posting in this particular forum. He adds nothing of value and clutters up threads.

That asshole needs to be banned from the site. He's spamming several threads simultaneously.

[Diesel]

Posting like the triggered little bitch you are again. Whatsamatter,.. bad little day for you?

Nope. Pretty good day for me. I just think you're a fat loser who doesn't know anything.

[Geeko Sportivo]

I mean look at how easily Nixon was caught.

That didn't come so easy. It actually took a good-samaritan insider to tell his story to the Washington Post that busted Nixon.

As Woodward and Bernstein of the Washington Post pursued the story, Woodward relied on Mark Felt, a high ranking official at the Federal Bureau of Investigation, as a confidential source. With access to FBI reports on the burglary investigation, Felt could confirm or deny what other sources were telling The Post reporters. He also could tell them what leads to pursue. Woodward agreed to keep his identity secret, referring to him in conversations with colleagues only as "Deep Throat." His identity would not become public until 2005, 33 years later.

While Nixon cruised toward reelection in the fall of 1972, Woodward and Bernstein scored a string of scoops, reporting that:

• Attorney General John Mitchell controlled a secret fund that paid for a campaign to gather information on the Democrats.

• Nixon's aides had run "a massive campaign of political spying and sabotage" on behalf of Nixon's reelection effort.

But while other newspapers ignored the story and voters gave Nixon a huge majority in November 1972, the White House continued to denounce The Post's coverage as biased and misleading. Post publisher Katharine Graham worried about the administration's "unveiled threats and harassment."

As Hunt asked the White House provide money for himself and his co-defendants, John Sirica, the tough-talking judge presiding over the trial of the burglars, took on the role of investigator, trying to force the defendants to disclose what they knew. Hunt and the other burglars pleaded guilty, while McCord and Liddy went to trial and were convicted.

As Hunt's demands for "hush money" persisted, John Dean, a White House lawyer, privately told Nixon that there was "a cancer on the presidency." When the FBI finally pierced the White House denials, senior officials faced prosecution for perjury and obstruction of justice. In April 1973, four of Nixon's top aides lost their jobs, including chief of staff Haldeman, chief domestic policy adviser, John Ehrlichman, Attorney General Richard Kleindienst and Dean himself.

When Nixon's press secretary Ron Ziegler said previous White House criticisms of The Post were "inoperative," Woodward and Bernstein's reporting had been vindicated.

[Nordberg]

ok. theoretically. what difference does the number of people involved in the conspiracy make?

harder to cover it up. The bigger the conspiracy, the more likely someone will tell. Some people, perhaps even some reds, develop consciences.

[Blackwater Lunchbreak]

harder to cover it up. The bigger the conspiracy, the more likely someone will tell. Some people, perhaps even some reds, develop consciences.

yeah. they've failed covering it up. the theory holds.