US Election 2020 - The Result

[Itsa Trap]

Im waiting for something better than false election claims.

Only the real artards are still defending the election fraud claim, so not enough content to work with :/

Aside from that, and Ghoul-iani Pantstucker, where are they scrounging around for these others that are up on the stage? Like the lady they just chucked under the bus, you know in the usual "Die for Dear leader" move they do so regularly?

Is there like a Best Buy for Minions?

 

[tetrasect]

That is a bona-fide strawman

The reason why election observers are part of the process is because the assumption that is made is that the people performing the work are humans and will have political bias. Hence an environment that doesn't have election observers is going to be biased towards the parties that are in control of the work.

Your strawman is built on the premise that election irregularities affect all parties equally. They do not.

Giuliani sued for "uneven treatment" of poll workers with allegations that, even if true, would not show uneven treatment.

There was no determination made as to whether or not his allegations were true, since they were not relevant to and did not further his argument.

 

[Itsa Trap]

You are wrong. It is still denial. The fraud is real.

Nobody said Donald Trump isn't real. We know he is real.

 

[lumeer]

After acceptance will come another round of anger when Trump supporters realise they were had by a con.

 

[C4Cat]

Yes, which war did he start?

I'm not claiming he started a war - it's the "first US president in recent memory" part that I'm curious about. Are you sure that every president in recent memory (whatever that means exactly) started a war? (other than Trump)

Also, Trump only served one term so he didn't have as much time as all the other presidents in recent memory to start a war...

 

[greg0205]

Trump is the first US president in recent memory not to have started a war.

To characterise Democrats as peace-loving hippies is incorrect. @SoldierMan is correct to identify war hawks within the Democratic establishment as there are many of them.

I'll allow this.

But let's not pretend Iraq, and Afghanistan, and Grenada, and the Contras, and the mujahideen, and... and the GD one I was in in Namibia with Ronnie and Chester's fingerprints all over it... never happened under a Bush or Regan.

 

[theratman]

If Donnie wins, it's a coup.

I presume all "election" bets will be off.

Nothing will happen, they have already paid out. Paddy power paid out on Man Utd(?) to win the league bets early a few years back, Man Utd(?) failed to win the league. The publicity they got was worth the payout.

 

[lexity]

Greeeat seems things are back to normal now that Biden is getting into office.

American interventionism is back, expect them to play the world's policeman again.

And Biden is surrounding himself with war hawks, specifically Antony Blinken. Lots of bombs and war in Syria here we come!!!!

But we won't hear a peep from our local Democrat sycophants when woman and children start being killed, because well what's a little innocent blood spilled compared to Trump in power.

That is way too true.

Let's ask some Biden supporters, now what they think of US militarism.

Any Blue team supporters want to state your position on the anti-American use of US military to play uninvited policeman, abroad?

Do you think it should increase? Or decrease?

 

[Itsa Trap]

Yeah, no. This will not change until the government or at least the way government in the US works changes from the ground up. The US Military Industrial complex doesn't give a **** if it is a Dem / Rep or Lib running the show, they know who they own and pay into. (On all sides)

What is so sad, is that their political institutions, media and outside influences are aligned into making / turning the public into polar opposites of each other. And it doesn't help that social media came along and gave voice to the most vocal outlying groups on both (or all) sides.

That and the fact that the Americans, for the longest time, have been absolutely fascinated with belonging to some kind of clique. From school days all the way up into government. I'd say more so than with most other countries. But that is just a personal observation.

 

[ISP cash cow]

but you guys said no fraud

in other words, that is ZERO fraud.

if I found ONE fraud, so I proved that you guys wrong, right?
so if reps committed fraud or dens committed fraud or other fraud, it is still fraud.

right?

PS: so you agreed the election has fraud, so I am happy.

see post 8551

 

[greg0205]

but you guys said no fraud

in other words, that is ZERO fraud.

if I found ONE fraud, so I proved that you guys wrong, right?
so if reps committed fraud or dens committed fraud or other fraud, it is still fraud.

right?

PS: so you agreed the election has fraud, so I am happy.

Oh, we're playing word games to distract from your poorly thought out comments now?

Unsurprising.

As you were.

 

[buka001]

That is way too true.

Let's ask some Biden supporters, now what they think of US militarism.

Any Blue team supporters want to state your position on the anti-American use of US military to play uninvited policeman, abroad?

Do you think it should increase? Or decrease?

The use of the US military to play policeman the world over, is as American as the American flag.

US interventionist policies have kept the US Army busy in the affairs of other countries the world over.

 

[surface]

I'll allow this.

But let's not pretend Iraq, and Afghanistan, and Grenada, and the Contras, and the mujahideen, and... and the GD one I was in in Namibia with Ronnie and Chester's fingerprints all over it... never happened under a Bush or Regan.

He is the first president 'not to have' done pretty much anything really. That list is pretty long. It is like specify all the days in zuma's life when he was not corrupt. Long list, ne?

And now this is becoming like but wait 'Idi amin was kind to his dogs'

 

[lexity]

The use of the US military to play policeman the world over, is as American as the American flag.

US interventionist policies have kept the US Army busy in the affairs of other countries the world over.

Right.

By that logic, if the next potus brings all troops home and changes foreign policy to only engage in defensive wars... that would still be as American as the American flag.

 

[greg0205]

That is way too true.

Let's ask some Biden supporters, now what they think of US militarism.

Any Blue team supporters want to state your position on the anti-American use of US military to play uninvited policeman, abroad?

Do you think it should increase? Or decrease?

You won't find one liberal that's for US military intervention.

Jesus.

Democrats negotiate a nuclear deal with Iran; Trumpists take the ball and go home, and when they're home, they kill the vice captain of the other team with a drone.

Sanctions work. Isolation works. As a South African you should know this.

Military oil grabs should end with folk in the Hague.

Also, we live in the real world, so forever wars are what we have... If you're withdrawing from a region, you plan it. You don't cut and run like Donnie has... That's breeding ground for Al-Qaeda, ISIS and Russian expansion.

I hope this has helped and thank you for coming to my TED talk.

 

[Brontosaurus]

After acceptance will come another round of anger when Trump supporters realise they were had by a con.

That's where you're wrong.

Trump is a despicable pussy grabbing, incestuous, pedophilic pig. The one thing I will absolutely give his administration, is how good their propaganda was.

The proof is in this thread. They've managed to convince their rabid supporters that there was electoral fraud. Even if every case is thrown out due to ZERO evidence (which is currently the case), they accomplished their end-goal - Convincing their supporters that the election was stolen. Any evidence to the contrary (or rather for lack of their assertion) is quickly branded as Fake News™

 

[Chunk20]

That is way too true.

Let's ask some Biden supporters, now what they think of US militarism.

Any Blue team supporters want to state your position on the anti-American use of US military to play uninvited policeman, abroad?

Do you think it should increase? Or decrease?

The US is one of the largest terrorist organisations in the world no matter who is in charge.

 

[surface]

That is way too true.

Let's ask some Biden supporters, now what they think of US militarism.

Any Blue team supporters want to state your position on the anti-American use of US military to play uninvited policeman, abroad?

Do you think it should increase? Or decrease?

US should concentrate on fixing their own country now. That will actually make the world a better place considering enormous influence they have. I am hoping Biden-Harris will concentrate on that.

 

[ShaunSA]

The US is one of the largest terrorist organisations in the world no matter who is in charge.

@saturnz is that you?

 

[RanzB]

After acceptance will come another round of anger when Trump supporters realise they were had by a con.

The step after that is pretending Trump was never a Republican/Conservative, *true* conservatives always hated Trump, and that Dems are now responsible for the debt, pandemic, unemployment etc etc.

It's already happening.

Look at how they **** on Democrats for wars but sleep when Trump literally is bombing the mother**** out of places but just doesn't disclose any details.