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THE LEFT OPENLY ADMITS TO RIGGING ELECTION

Poor guy probably stays awake at night fearful that a leftist socialist is trying to make sure he isn’t bankrupted by a medical bill.
no i'm mostly worried about the white supremacist black cuban men beating up my antifa buddies
 
Ummm...did you read the article or just the title? I don't see anything in that about trying to rig the election, it's all about how they recognized early on that Trump would try to steal the election through baseless claims and how to counter that.
they staged a coup to *checks notes* prevent a coup. its for your own good, Winston
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The only issue I have with the article is the timing. Seems like an overt attempt to get people riled up just as things are calming down.
 
-I’m still right
-You’re still on a message board for a team that’s not yours
-You’re still a loser

Thanks for playing, Melvin
 
The only issue I have with the article is the timing. Seems like an overt attempt to get people riled up just as things are calming down.
Power is in tearing human minds to pieces and putting them together again in new shapes of your own choosing.
 
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It’s Time magazine. The US weekly of news.

The narrative put forth in the article is a little too clean and one sided for it to be believable. But that’s the problem with creating an ideological explanation after the fact. You have to stay within particular boundaries and have to create villains and heroes based on those boundaries.
 
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It’s Time magazine. The US weekly of news. The narrative put forth in the article is a little too clean and one sided for it to be believable.
First off, I thought it was hilarious that the thread's OP apparently thought the Time article was an expose'. Par for the course. :)

But I find it equally eyebrow-raising that Happy thinks the article was "a little too clean and one sided." One-sided? uh, yeah, it certainly was. It was an investigative piece for crying out loud!

The article outlines in detail how a variety of concerned Americans - liberals and conservatives, big business and big labor, and countless average Americans - all worked together to insure a fair and impartial election. We know from what happened after the election (failure to concede, 60+ fruitless court cases, and a Capitol insurrection) that 'the other side' tried its damnedest to thwart the will of the people. That one-sided story has been told countless places. I found 'the rest of the story' (as the old conservative commentator, Paul Harvey, used to say) to be fascinating. Congrats to Time.
 
First off, I thought it was hilarious that the thread's OP apparently thought the Time article was an expose'. Par for the course. :)

But I find it equally eyebrow-raising that Happy thinks the article was "a little too clean and one sided." One-sided? uh, yeah, it certainly was. It was an investigative piece for crying out loud!

The article outlines in detail how a variety of concerned Americans - liberals and conservatives, big business and big labor, and countless average Americans - all worked together to insure a fair and impartial election. We know from what happened after the election (failure to concede, 60+ fruitless court cases, and a Capitol insurrection) that 'the other side' tried its damnedest to thwart the will of the people. That one-sided story has been told countless places. I found 'the rest of the story' (as the old conservative commentator, Paul Harvey, used to say) to be fascinating. Congrats to Time.
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SMH. This moron doubles down on his stupidity. Par for the course.
you always talk like you're speaking to a crowd, but i never see anyone agree with you lmao. anyways, have this

 
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they staged a coup to *checks notes* prevent a coup. its for your own good, Winston
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Great example of manipulating information without providing a context:

- “changing rules and laws”. Context: Allowing more people to safely vote in the context of a worldwide pandemic.

-Steer media coverage and information. Context: Knowing that Trump was calling fraud well before the election and that in states where absentee ballets that Trump discouraged would not be counted until after in person, just informing the public that this should be expected.
 
First off, I thought it was hilarious that the thread's OP apparently thought the Time article was an expose'. Par for the course. :)

But I find it equally eyebrow-raising that Happy thinks the article was "a little too clean and one sided." One-sided? uh, yeah, it certainly was. It was an investigative piece for crying out loud!

The article outlines in detail how a variety of concerned Americans - liberals and conservatives, big business and big labor, and countless average Americans - all worked together to insure a fair and impartial election. We know from what happened after the election (failure to concede, 60+ fruitless court cases, and a Capitol insurrection) that 'the other side' tried its damnedest to thwart the will of the people. That one-sided story has been told countless places. I found 'the rest of the story' (as the old conservative commentator, Paul Harvey, used to say) to be fascinating. Congrats to Time.

I don’t know that I would call it “investigative,” at least not more than any other journalism. With the clever juxtaposition of the title and the premise of the story, I would have thought it would be a better written piece. It felt like the writer was just regurgitating information that was handed to her.

Anyway, what I meant by too clean, was that there was a clearly defined bad guy with henchman and their evil deeds, whilst the good guys did no wrong. They only worked real hard and made a difference at the end of the day. Give me a break, this isn’t a My Little Pony episode, this is politics. There is no hard working little guy that “saves the election.” That’s political baby food to spoon feed to partisan vegetables. It’s what Newsmax, CNN and Tucker Carlson do.
 
I don’t know that I would call it “investigative,” at least not more than any other journalism. With the clever juxtaposition of the title and the premise of the story, I would have thought it would be a better written piece. It felt like the writer was just regurgitating information that was handed to her.

Anyway, what I meant by too clean, was that there was a clearly defined bad guy with henchman and their evil deeds, whilst the good guys did no wrong. They only worked real hard and made a difference at the end of the day. Give me a break, this isn’t a My Little Pony episode, this is politics. There is no hard working little guy that “saves the election.” That’s political baby food to spoon feed to partisan vegetables. It’s what Newsmax, CNN and Tucker Carlson do.

Good post, the title of the article is sure to get interest on one side, the actual content the other - actually smart in many ways because it’s perfect clickbait. But there is little to no investigative journalism, just politics as usual. It ompletely over exaggerates the roles of the parties involved to create an almost story tale like fable.
 
Great example of manipulating information without providing a context:

- “changing rules and laws”. Context: Allowing more people to safely vote in the context of a worldwide pandemic.

-Steer media coverage and information. Context: Knowing that Trump was calling fraud well before the election and that in states where absentee ballets that Trump discouraged would not be counted until after in person, just informing the public that this should be expected.
no, they literally said they had planned another 400 protests if their rigging didn't work. I know you really want to believe you're still fighting the good fight, but you just aren't. Manipulating the flow of available information, using institutions like 90% of media, non-STEM academia, hollywood, 90% of social media to sway popular opinion is not worthy of context. The left is not a viable sparring partner because their tactics are to humiliate and destroy, to gut you of the will the think differently from the tribe. Not falling in line has become a taboo, and branding half the nation as racist, sexist, transphobic boogeymen has become a dull knife, but a knife nonetheless that they will twist into your back when you're sleeping.

Lets be honest, there are probably half a dozen people on here that would love to have mine and many others employer's information with proof of my identity so they could try and unsheathe their sharpest cancel culture sword. Hell, some of the more unhinged have even tried it, by scouring reddit accounts with similar usernames and concocting conspiracies . Regardless, it was funny and goes to show that the majority of people are oblivious to the fact that most people and employers working in the private sector either support Trump or lean right. We're just generally too busy to make our life's identity indistinguishable from our online presence.

there is no exaggeration in the words of the article, its a simplification if anything. media coverage literally memory-holed any negative talk about Hunter Biden between his dealings with Ukraine and underage porn-riddled laptop. oh but good thing we got the inside scoop on Melania's Christmas decorations and totally innocuous phone call for a week, that was vital info as it relates to the leadership qualities of a President. media coverage loved talking about a fly and not how Mike Pence dismantled Kamala Harris on a debate stage in an almost unprecedented fashion. you have twitter removing any hashtags/tweets relating to negative Biden information.

why? because getting their way just isn't enough. leftists want to openly brag about what they've gotten away with because they know people like you (who obviously know better) will perform these mental gymnastics in their defense, then feel like an intellectual because you perceive your contradictions to be a discerning eye. this is 100% about power, and by being able to identify themselves as part of the power, leftists can forgive their real-life deficiencies manifested in their lack of personality, introversion, physical weakness and freedom from conviction.

but go ahead, keep making excuses. its going to be a long 4 years for many of you because you forgot how to play defense. there will come a day where y'all long for someone like Trump, just like how y'all bitched about "at least George Dubya wasn't mean on twitter".
 
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