konfab
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The evidence is the fact that the system itself isn't trustworthy. It heavily depends on the trust of the people running it.Everything you just said, every single part of it is hypothetical. Evidence. You have none. Only belief. Proving my point.
To use an analogy, lets look at Instant EFTs, the kind that require you to hand over your internet banking password to a third party.
https://mybroadband.co.za/news/bank...eft-services-south-african-banks-explain.html
Now the people running it say that there has been no fraud since 2014:
https://mybroadband.co.za/news/banking/378074-no-fraud-on-instant-eft-since-launch-in-2014-ozow.html
You are making the really silly argument that just because someone says that there was no fraud on their untrustworthy system, it is a flawless system. So using your defence of the US election system, you would quite happily hand over your internet banking password to a third party.
This recent election most likely didn't have any fraud in it, that doesn't necessarily mean that it is trustworthy.
