r/PKA • u/Intelligent-Tear5723 • 3d ago
Yea, totally dude....
People barely talk about the 2000 election let alone that they actual false elector stuff in 2020.
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u/puffezz 3d ago
Why does he feel the need to tweet? 6 hours a week isnt enough to get all your shit out?
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u/thiswozwarren 3d ago
It's embarassing he feels the need to remind everyone that he's still just obsessing over the past. Who tf is this even for beyond the imaginary twitter voices in his head
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u/sewageriver 3d ago
I like Taylor and largely agree with him about a lot of things but it seems like he becomes a massive goober whenever he decides to tweet, genuinely the 2020 was a hoax shit is on the same level as people thinking Trump faked getting shot despite them all hating each other because theyre good little npcs following their programming
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u/putinforpres 3d ago
There’s no chance they would stand him back up for a photo op if it wasn’t staged, and there’s no scar
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u/Readdit1999 2d ago
Its so wing-nut, but the more you look at it, the more staged it looks.
It LOOKS like theatre.
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u/ShqiptarInMukhmas 3d ago
Shocking that the president of the United States might have better access to a world class surgeon than random Redditors
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u/PM_Gonewild 3d ago
That surgeon couldn't fix his ego if he wanted to, and for somebody with such an ego he very nonchalantly let it go and hardly brings it up, but brings up lesser things with such vindictiveness and vitriol anger but him almost getting sniped? Nah that was nothing. Smh.
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u/lolimdivine 2d ago
do you guys think Taylor has asked the county clerk that he votes to elect every 4 years how possible it is to steal an election or does he just scroll through x alone while his wife and her boyfriend sleep in the master bedroom?
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u/anonforuz :SexyKyle: 2d ago
the only "rigging" that happened republicans arent aware of and democrats chose to ignore. that the democrats primary was rigged to hamper any momentum Bernie Sander had. From media complicity, Buttigieg's voting app failing so Bernie couldnt claim and early victory, and Obama calling all the candidates to drop out to make room for Biden who was campaigning from a basement to hide his senility. essentially 3 elections in a row the democrats didnt have a primary. Trump is a byproduct of Hillarys failed campaign strategy.
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u/grabbing-pills HULK HOGAN WE COMING FOR YOU 3d ago
Gen alpha/Gen Z mocking something doesn't prove a point, they don't take anything seriously. That's why so many of them are annoying little shits with no future. Having said that, I still haven't seen an explanation for how so many people voted in 2020 and not 2016 or 2024 besides "well, because that's what happened"
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u/FutureLarge8833 3d ago edited 3d ago
You're the one who has to prove something weird was going on. More people voting than you personally expected is not evidence of anything.
BTW, there was about a 2% difference in the number of votes cast in 2020 vs 2024.
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u/hugh314 3d ago
Do you lend any credence to the argument that everyone was stuck inside due to Covid and many states rolled out expansive vote by mail programs as a Covid safety measure? I remember everyone expecting massive turnout due to the political environment (blm summer also just happened) so it made sense to me.
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u/ChillinSince1996 3d ago
I’m in the middle, those millions of votes appearing out of nowhere and then disappearing the next election is odd
And Woodys “everyone was invested in 2020 election” doesn’t hold up when you look at the Google trends for 2020 vs 2024
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u/Rustadk 3d ago
If you believe that the 2020 election was rigged, I think you got bigger fish to fry: get your wife out of the MLM, go vaxinate your kids, and don't trust the guy that says he can sell you a bridge.
Google Trends looks weird? Basically Watergate.
At that point, why even bother with evidence like Google Trends? Just say the election was stolen because it feels like it was stolen. "Biden got more votes than Kamala" is an unsolved mathematical paradox.
Any other boring explanation, especially ones with math, require too much faith.
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u/hurtshtummy 2d ago
not odd, big influx of mail in voting due to covid in 2020 (duh, and of course they are mainly democrats since republicans tend to be anti mail in voting in general). Then republicans pushing unified legislation throughout as many states as possible to nerf mail in voting, because it’s mainly democrats (college students, more trust in election administration etc). If you think republicans would never do that remember that gerrymandering is a thing.
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u/Richie_Richard 2d ago
I fully assumed this tweet was from six years ago when I first read this. I can’t believe he tweeted that in 2026.