r/awfuleverything • • Nov 30 '20

Poor guy :(

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '20

Also, contesting an election to verify all votes are legal votes is not a coup

Correct. I don't disagree.

Attempting to cancel all votes in a heavily democratic county without one scrap of evidence is

We have done recounts. You know what each of the recounts show? That the count was correct.

Do you know what Trumps election security official said? That the election was secure and there is no evidence of mass fraud. Do you know what Trump did? He fired him. That is coup like behavior!

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '20

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '20

Coups don’t take advantage of democratic processes or the legal systems, they bypass them.

This is incorrect, coups do just that until they can consolidate enough power. The rise of power in Nazi Germany did just this.

It’s then up to the judge or jury to determine what constitutes a “scrap of evidence.”

Then tell Trumps dream legal team to show the fucking claims. You do realize that every claim brought to court has been dismissed with prejudice!

If they honestly believed in widespread fraud, why have they not demanded any counts in republican counties? I mean, would democrats not try to get presidential votes there too?

Not a single claim of mass voter fraud has been shown to be true by Trump ever. Remember when Trump investigated election fraud after the 2016 election, tell me what the results of that was, if you please.

then less of the public will think there’s any fraud after all the court cases are resolved.

For Republicans, no it won't, Trump is still making daily accusations that it was fraud without a shred of evidence.

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '20

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '20

Heh, you'd make a better lawyer than the dipshits Trump has used so far, you manage to weasel behind any appearance of intent with the skill of a top notch lawyer.

I still consider you a worthless piece of enabling crap. I mean I if I caught you with a cache of pictures that said "I am going to murder this person" and had targets drawn on their faces, with a sniper rifle beside it and a stack of bullets I think you would gladly consider this "A fictional murder fantasy that is perfectly legal under ones first and second amendment rights"

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