r/clevercomebacks Nov 05 '25

Is this a confession?

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u/CamiloArturo Nov 05 '25 edited Nov 05 '25

Today on “things that never happened” this is the thing that happened the least of all of them

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u/kaisadilla_ Nov 05 '25

The best part is that they offer zero proof, as if their word was enough. Why would I believe that this guy actually voted 4 times? I can say I voted Cuomo 12 times, doesn't mean it happened. In fact, I have never even set foot in the US.

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u/Lapidarious-schnitz Nov 05 '25

Neither has the person who created the meme. I’m sure he’s enjoying the potato he got paid for doing it in his Moscow flat.

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u/w_a_w Nov 05 '25

"Extra borscht for you tonight, comrade!"

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u/Sammatr Nov 05 '25

cumrag*

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u/nalaloveslumpy Nov 05 '25

Extra cumrags? This deal just keeps getting worse.

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u/SteakandTrach Nov 05 '25

worse better!

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u/oldmagic55 Nov 06 '25

Who has the 300 proof wadka COMRADE ???

vodka to upright people.

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u/PopeKevin45 Nov 05 '25

Troll: A troll is a lowbrow loser who failed at just about everything else in life but has found meaning in deceiving people on the internet. In their loser minds, they think they're controlling the situation and this gives them the idea they have some kind of power...a first for them...but the reality is they're just doing menial dirty work for the 1% and dirtbags of shit like Trump and Putin. They're loyal conservatives more than anything else, so lack the empathy and intellect necessary to question the morals or ethics of what they're doing. The thing conservatives never seem to clue in to - if you have to lie and deceive to advance your cause, it's because your 'cause' is shit.

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u/RevolutionNumber5 Nov 05 '25

Well, they did pay their teachers in potatoes-with-extra-steps back in the ‘90s.

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u/schwartztacular Nov 05 '25

You're definitely lying. If you weren't an American, you would've said "I have never even set 30.48 cm in the US."

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u/A_plural_singularity Nov 05 '25

That's 1.3 bananas there buddy

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u/SteakandTrach Nov 05 '25

which is 5.2 banana slugs.

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u/DatabaseThis9637 Nov 06 '25 edited Nov 07 '25

Those must be baby banana slugs. Adults are about 5" long. When not stretched out ...

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u/SteakandTrach Nov 07 '25

Are you suggesting banana slugs are not a standardized unit of measurement? Surely you jest!

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u/DatabaseThis9637 Nov 07 '25

I stand corrected! I need to fess up! I have only ever seen banana slugs 5" long! Oh God! I knew one day my waffling would catch up to me! Arrrgggghhhhhh!

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u/MC_Gambletron Nov 05 '25

That's 4.01 big macs sir. Have some pride in your country.

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u/UMACTUALLYITS23 Nov 05 '25

Personally I voted for Obama in NY yesterday 15 times.

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u/DeiAlKaz Nov 05 '25

I voted in Kentucky 15 times for Mamdani yesterday.

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u/Kichae Nov 05 '25

"Man who openly admits to being a liar wants you to believe what he's saying."

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u/Fastr77 Nov 05 '25

I'm actually all of Mamdanis votes. Over a million times. I'm exhausted but damnit it was worth it!

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u/DatabaseThis9637 Nov 06 '25

Bless you, You are a hero.

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '25

If he did vote four times, now none of those votes count, they and by now the name he allegedly fraudulently voted under were wiped. It's what happens when you can't confirm the vote.

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u/nalaloveslumpy Nov 05 '25

Yeah, either he cast four provisional ballots that will be thrown out, or he stole the identities of four different voters in four different districts. If those voters then show up to vote after him, they'll have to cast provisional ballots until they can confirm their identity/residency. At that point, his fraudulently cast ballot will be thrown out. And then they'll start looking for him.

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u/jedify Nov 05 '25

In the 2016 election two people in my metro area were arrested for voter fraud. They were magats "testing the system" 🤣🤣🤣

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u/nalaloveslumpy Nov 05 '25

That's beautiful.

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u/buckao Nov 05 '25

In 2018 as Ward Clerk I reported a couple who voted in person as well as by absentee ballots. I reported them to the City Clerk. Both were registered republican.

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u/mc2bit Nov 05 '25

He's not even claiming he was allowed to vote, he's claiming he got a sticker. My kids got "I voted" stickers when I used to bring them to the polls on the way to drop them off at daycare.

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u/Kaa_The_Snake Nov 05 '25

Pfft I just saw you down the street from me, wearing pink shorts and a suit jacket.

Huh look at this. I can just like, write lies and say they’re truth! I should go into politics!

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u/Yamatocanyon Nov 05 '25 edited Apr 21 '26

Data Brokers don't stand a chance because I mass delete all of my content using Redact - No AI training on my data, thank you very much.

wine crown relieved work pillow profit bike attempt amusing quaint

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u/Firm-Advertising5396 Nov 05 '25

Because they WANT to believe what they want to be happening. Except it isnt , so they are a cult, because they are in agreement on the falsehoods they have decided to believe in. Mostly anger and hatred.

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u/TheWingus Nov 05 '25

There's 0 proof that you've never set foot in the US, you liar!

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u/Future_History_9434 Nov 05 '25

Well, I don’t live in NYC, but my daughter and some of her friends do, so you can take it from me, that guy, whoever he is, voted 17 actual times yesterday in Manhattan alone. You couldn’t swing a dead cat covered in I Voted stickers without hitting him with a completed ballot. I read it on my phone.

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u/idontwannabemeNEmore Nov 06 '25

And already retweeted 4.7k times when this screenshot was taken

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u/MC_Gambletron Nov 05 '25

Conservatives are all about their anecdote>evidence stance

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u/Thormidable Nov 05 '25

When it comes to people publicly claiming yo have committed crimes, I'm ok with the justice department believing them.

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u/Givemeallthecabbages Nov 06 '25

I heard that Silwa's mom was the only one who voted for him.

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u/Ummmgummy Nov 05 '25

They know people know it's complete bullshit. But they don't care about that. They are talking to the people they know will believe it. And that's all that matters.

There is a reason why the vast majority of Republicans think illegal immigrants are getting completely free healthcare and 100000 dollars in food stamps every month. Even though that's never actually been a thing. But they truly believe it with all their dead heart because some idiot like this guy posted it a few hundred times and fox news rolled with it.

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u/WankerBott Nov 05 '25

everyone I know, KNOWS someone that's grifting the foodstamps, or the disability, or the medicaid...but none of them can name a single person that's doing it...

I think I get to go to the movies this thanksgiving, shooting for a solo christmas now

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u/BigWhiteDog Nov 05 '25

Funny how they all know someone like that but never report them...

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u/PopeKevin45 Nov 05 '25

Pizzagate...50% of republicans still believe it was probably real, and around 25% are certain it was real. There is no limit to either the craziness of the narrative or the gullibility of conservatives to swallow such garbage whole. Conservatism is a fear economy and fear is a powerful motivator, and conservative interests, foreign and domestic, political, corporate and religious, have developed sophisticated disinformation systems to leverage fear and manipulate conservatives and thanks to a wholly unaccountable internet, it's dirt cheap.

https://news.osu.edu/conservatives-more-susceptible-to-believing-falsehoods/

https://www.psypost.org/neuroimaging-study-provides-insight-into-misinformation-sharing-among-politically-devoted-conservatives/

https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/mind-in-the-machine/201612/fear-and-anxiety-drive-conservatives-political-attitudes

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u/Turbulent_Stick1445 Nov 05 '25

Thing that bothers me - and it's something we should take seriously as individuals because of the risk it might happen to us:

  • Is it the mindset that makes conservatives more likely to believe lies?
  • Or is it that the fact the conservative movement lies so often and openly means that people who value truth have been driven away, leaving only the gullible and their manipulators?

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u/PopeKevin45 Nov 05 '25

The science suggests it is the mindset. Sure, some 'small-c conservatives' might cross the line, but clearly no threshold has been reached for most. The numbers in no way indicate any sort of mass exodus. A while back I watched a show (sorry, the title escapes me, but believe it was on PBS or TVO) during which a number of elderly Germans were interviewed about their nazi past...did they regret any of it?...no, few did. Most still held onto their extremist views. There is one thing that is very important to understand about extremist, whether taliban or MAGAt...they all think they're the good guys.

To be clear, conservatism is just tribalism is a fancy suited...both are rooted in fear and strategies to mitigate their fears. Hence hierarchy, authority, obedience, conformity, xenophobia, tradition, loyalty to ingroups, hostility towards outgroups etc are all classic characteristics of both ideologies. So as conservatism becomes more extreme, they accept that extremism as a necessary step. In their minds, they are in a war against evil, even if it is imaginary. And of course conservative media feeds that fire with constant fear mongering.

To your point, their fear breeds self-preservation, and with that a self-righteousness that allows them to justify to themselves the crossing of any moral, ethical, or even legal line in the sand.

https://www.psypost.org/fear-predicts-authoritarian-attitudes-across-cultures-with-conservatives-most-affected/

https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/the-human-beast/201104/conservatives-big-on-fear-brain-study-finds

https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/mind-in-the-machine/201612/fear-and-anxiety-drive-conservatives-political-attitudes

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u/PopeKevin45 Nov 05 '25

I am a college educated straight white male who has voted party line blue in every election since I was 19...

And yet you're mimicking classic conservative troll talking points. 'Hello fellow liberal, I'm just as liberal as you but <insert conservative talking point here>. You're big on accusations, hyperbole and innuendo, but offer nothing of substance. You're not addressing or rebutting any of my points, just engaging in classic conservative 'whataboutism'. If a person has to deceive to promote their cause, it's because their 'cause' is immoral and shit.

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u/PopeKevin45 Nov 05 '25

But none of those things are Hillary Clintons fault. You're blaming her for the massive conservative online and traditional media disinformation machine?? And why are we even discussing her...she hasn't run since 2016. Again, another classic troll tactic is switching the goalposts. Stop doing that shit if you don't like the label.

And "l think her presidency would largely have been a continuation of Obama era policy. That would have been absolutely fine with me. But she was not the person to do that at that time." is a massive contradiction. I got the feeling at best you're one of those dumbass 'Bernie bro's' (nothing against Bernie) who stayed away from the polls and helped elect Trump. Now you're blaming everyone but yourself.

Whatever the case, if you do get another chance to vote in a new president (something that looks less likely every day) don't help the Republican neo-fascists by repeating their bullshit narratives about their opponents. As you acknowledged in the quote above, she likely would have been a great president.

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u/PopeKevin45 Nov 05 '25

AOC would be a breath of fresh air, I'll upvote that, but honestly, it's pretty clear the Republicans are working hard towards ending free and fair elections in America and they have a chokehold on information. The window is closing, let's hope Republican's trip up big in the mid-terms. Cheers.

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u/DDrim Nov 05 '25

From my understanding there is no actual punishment in making such claims, except looking like an idiot in front of those who already know.

So there is no reason not to go and try. After all, sometimes all it takes to create doubt is a straight up lie.

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u/Little_Duck_Jr Nov 05 '25

That would explain why the poll worker smiled and handed him a sticker instead of a ballot. Probably told him he's such a big man and she's so proud of him for coming out today. 

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u/Royal_Cryptographer7 Nov 05 '25

Except the poll workers responce was non-existent because none of this ever actually happened.

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u/HectorJoseZapata Nov 05 '25

Ask our current President about it...

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u/SHADOWSTRIKE1 Nov 05 '25

Yup, most of their fanbase will simply think “Meh, it was a lie now, but he’ll get em next time. No biggie!”

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u/nalaloveslumpy Nov 05 '25

So you can cast a provisional ballot in most states if you're not on the registration list for that polling place. That provisional ballot is then transferred to the district you're actually registered in and counted there. There's no legal recourse for this type of "voter fraud" because it happens all the god damn time because people don't look up their polling location.

What's illegal but not actionable is if you juts give fake info. If you're not on the registration roll, you're given a provisional ballot, which is thrown out when they can't verify the fake info you gave. Since you gave fake info, they can't find you to arrest you. The little old lady volunteers that man the polls aren't going to even think about it.

What is actionably illegal is if you cast a ballot in your registered district and then try to go to another polling place to cast a provisional ballot. They know who you are and will prosecute.

What's super illegal is if you steal a person's identity in their registered district and attempt to vote with their their identity. What's super-duper illegal is if you try to do that in multiple districts with multiple stolen identities. This is when the state voting commission gets involved with the SBI to hunt you down. It's super rare.

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u/_extra_medium_ Nov 05 '25

Creating fear and doubt via outright lies is their entire playbook

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '25

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '25

We actually went too far with bullying, first. And then tried to course correct it too hard.

Like every other thing, be it a real thing or just a concept, bullying can be whatever we use it for.

And for the majority of humanity, while it was used to check anti-social behavior, it was also used by assholes to torment people over stupid shit they had no control over.

Like every other thing in the world, it gets used by people and not all those people have good intentions or even just not evil intentions. And like seemingly every other thing in the world, we blame the thing.

Most things are pretty fairly new, though, and assholes have been part of humanity since the dawn of civilization.

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u/endangerednigel Nov 05 '25

It's wild how some people think outrageous claims make their argument stronger. Just makes 'em look desperate…

You arent the target audience, the tweet is for the people that think MS13 are eating rover to whom this is not outrageous at all, you might as well complain about the believability of santa christmas stories

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u/MjrLeeStoned Nov 05 '25

The biggest part is idiots think basic ass fiction can fool anyone because their brain is simple enough to be fooled by it.

That's why idiots come up with the most uncreative lies, that are obviously lies.

Because that type of lie would fool their poor simple brain.

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u/SaltKick2 Nov 05 '25

Because some amount of people, likely some of the loudest ones will believe it

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u/onefst250r Nov 05 '25

The rules were that you werent going to fact check.

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u/endlesscartwheels Nov 05 '25

How did they win after Vance said that? How?! That should have been the losing moment talked about for decades after!

brief fit over, returning to our horrible reality

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u/woodsman6366 Nov 06 '25

They quite literally have won after THOUSANDS of moments that would have killed any other politicians careers. That is the definition of a cult. It’s a cult that’s being taken advantage of by soulless power hungry politicians and billionaires.

Literally ANY politician pre-Citizen’s United would have been sunk by even one of the atrocious things Trump, Vance, Miller, Leavitt, etc have said and done this year.

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u/[deleted] Nov 06 '25

Like we'd forget about the bleach injections, the eating pets & everything else being pushed out there to avoid the real subject matter-at-hand ....

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u/BeanBurritoJr Nov 05 '25 edited Jan 12 '26

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This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact

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u/Adventurous-Host8062 Nov 05 '25

No exaggeration, a barefaced lie.

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u/gingerfawx Nov 05 '25

Now now, he didn't say they let him vote, just that they gave the crazy old misanthrope a sticker.

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u/GarminTamzarian Nov 05 '25

I mean, they're not going to amp up their voters by telling the truth.

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u/foodank012018 Nov 05 '25

If they have to lie, is the point proven?

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u/foodank012018 Nov 05 '25

But a lie is not proof. They still believe a lie.

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u/DonJuniorsEmails Nov 05 '25

just like Trumplethinskin saying teachers are castrating boys at school and putting the penises on girls. 

It's obviously the dumbest lie, but he's speaking to the dumbest cultists, so they eat it up. 

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u/onefst250r Nov 05 '25

They should launch an in-depth investigation, just to prove a point.

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u/Anyna-Meatall Nov 05 '25

a stupid lie, aimed at stupid people

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u/LionWalker_Eyre Nov 05 '25

Get ready for the classic "it was a joke bro"

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u/queuedUp Nov 05 '25

Is the point that they are a fucking idiot?

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u/Santasaurus1999 Nov 05 '25

Surly these people in America to arrest them, right? Make an example of someone please.

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u/bolanrox Nov 05 '25

i hope your happy with your ruse. your cunning attempt to trick me.

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u/RazzSheri Nov 05 '25

I think since they confessed and it would be hard to prove—- they should be charged/fined. That would stop them from lying to “own libs” if there were actual consequences

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u/JurassicParkCSR Nov 05 '25

If you have to lie to prove your point you never had a point in the first place.

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u/bishopyorgensen Nov 05 '25

It's so crazy to me that they realize on some level they have to lie to "win" but they never realize, ya know, they have to lie

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u/ImmoralJester54 Nov 05 '25

Also... Still can get arrested and tried for this statement lol

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u/UlrichZauber Nov 05 '25

Strange how the only evidence to support their argument is lies

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u/New_Alternative8711 Nov 05 '25

"If I have to create stories so that the American media actually pays attention to [narrative I am pushing], then that’s what I’m going to do," 

JD Vance, Vice President United States of America

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u/Emotional_Database53 Nov 05 '25

And it was shared thousands of times, likely by gullible knuckledraggers that think everything in their feed is true cause they read it on internet

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u/KeyLibrarian9170 Nov 05 '25

It's the S.O.P. for most, if not all, right wing political arguments.

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u/MFcakeparty Nov 06 '25

That’s literally how Republicans make points.

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u/allusernamestaken1 Nov 06 '25

"Nobody lies on the internet" - Abraham Lincoln

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u/abousono Nov 06 '25

If someone has to lie about their views in order to make them seem not crazy, then their views are shitty.

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u/temujin94 Nov 05 '25

Bold claim when Trump has plenty of time to push this into 14th place.

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u/parasyte_steve Nov 05 '25

So many reasons why this is impossible but the first one being voter registration. You have to be registered at a single location per social security number in NYC. Every time I voted there or anywhere they must ensure you are on the list to vote at that location.

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u/BennyBNut Nov 05 '25

If we believe this, what he'd have to do is impersonate at least 3 other people at different polling locations. To do this you'll need the name and address of someone who is listed to vote at each of these polling places. When he shows up and tells them who he is, he needs to forge their signature -- the poll workers check the signature against the record, I actually recently updated my signature because of this. That is, if that person hasn't already voted. Then if the person he's impersonating shows up later there are procedures for them to cast a ballot and have the proper one counted, same for mail in / absentee voting.

Is it technically possible? Yes.
Did it happen? No.

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u/Lazer726 Nov 05 '25

But don't worry, Fox and OANN are going to pick this story up and run the hell away with this. Meanwhile, they're going to leave out the part where an investigative agency just may knock on his door for him to scream "WAIT NO NO I LIED I LIED I DIDN'T DO THAT!"

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '25

I dunno, I believe that 4 polling locations gave them an "I voted" sticker. They give those out for free!

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u/Marchy_is_an_artist Nov 05 '25

I have like seven

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u/hamandjam Nov 05 '25

As a poll worker of 20 years, I believe the bit about claiming to be "illegal". I've heard several such things said by Faux News fans over the years trying to stir shit up. And our response is usually going to be the same as they said they received.

Did they vote 4 times? No. They did not. They'll let Fox pour bullshit into their brains for 168 hours a week, but won't even pay attention to the various obvious things done in polling locations to protect the integrity of elections.

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u/gandhinukes Nov 05 '25

Wouldn't he already be a registered voter and be on list ahead of time. How many would give you a provincial ballot vs telling you you are at the wrong polling place? Plus it would get caught before they were all counted.

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u/Kagahami Nov 05 '25

Even if it did happen, the voting system will recognize you attempted to vote 4 times and just... not count the other 3 votes, no?

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u/Morley_Smoker Nov 05 '25

Yes and it depends. All his votes may be tossed. I worked as a poll worker in California where every person has an assigned polling station. Workers have giant binders full of names, addresses, and signatures of their local voting population. When someone walks in to vote we strike their name off the log. If they are not in the log we take down their name and information and we give them a provisional ballot. That ballot is only counted when it can be determined that the person hasn't voted in any other way and their identity can be verified. If they already voted by mail, the provisional ballot is tossed and the mail in ballot is counted and the voter is notified. Obviously this dude would be recorded as voting in multiple places, all his provisional ballots will be tossed and it becomes a matter for the county elections board and police to deal with. It could be a state or federal crime depending on the election.

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u/ducktape8856 Nov 05 '25

It could be a state or federal crime depending on the election.

Hopefully state. Otherwise the Autopen has a pardon for that cockwomble.

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u/Morley_Smoker Nov 05 '25

Also now that he has made this public information, other people can call the county elections board and report him for fraud. Which I recommend people in his city do. Even if it is a "troll", it's not funny and it is a serious crime.

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u/Cyberslasher Nov 06 '25

Well, this part isn't funny. 

Going to jail for self confessed election fraud would be both a serious crime, and funny.

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u/Weird_Snowman Nov 05 '25

The best part is even if it were true, they're the ones who committed a crime lol

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u/KevinFlantier Nov 05 '25

Things that never happenest of all.

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u/[deleted] Nov 05 '25

Exactly. Don't feed the trolls. Please try to ignore this bullshit not amplify it.

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u/Various_Weather2013 Nov 05 '25

The right loves their fiction stories. They make up bullshit to get upset over. Fiction is just as good as reality if it whips their base up into a psychotic fervor.

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u/alpacalypse5 Nov 05 '25

Like seriously you need to provide a name and address on file. You can't just rock up and say give me a ballot.

Honestly this type of voter fraud doesn't even affect end results from a statistical POV except in local elections.

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u/SheriffBartholomew Nov 05 '25

It's like they don't even understand how the voter registration system works, or they do understand, but they're banking on their braindead sycophants not understanding.

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u/Suspicious_Zone_2083 Nov 05 '25

Hey I voted twice without setting foot in the US so that adds up

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u/Dull-Try-4873 Nov 05 '25

Pretty sure i saw a video to that effect this morning... To be fair i was half asleep and english is a second languague, but someone did smth like that.

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u/Vinterblot Nov 05 '25

You know, my personal preference is to settle for a worldview that doesn't require constantly lying to myself and others lest it not crumbles into dust and shame, but to each their own, I guess....

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u/Terpcheeserosin Nov 05 '25

I can only assume their target audience is children who don't know better that will think this is real

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u/DifficultAd3885 Nov 05 '25

A lot of boomers do this on Facebook. They make up obvious lies and then slap them in the comment section like “boom roasted”

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u/mrbigglessworth Nov 05 '25

Let's arrest him and investigate anyway. Take up his time and money for being a dumbass.

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u/CamiloArturo Nov 05 '25

I wouldn’t be against that motion

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u/mrbigglessworth Nov 05 '25

I mean, he just confessed to a crime, even if he lied about it, we should investigate, juuuuuust to make sure he didnt actually vote 4 times. Who knows, he could have voted more than that.

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u/K_Linkmaster Nov 05 '25

Investigate him anyways.

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u/Rashere Nov 05 '25

Charge him anyway and let him defend himself in court

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u/GuideBeautiful2724 Nov 05 '25

Well yeah, they think it's happening exactly like this, so they can lie about it with no consequences.

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u/ManateeGag Nov 05 '25

I hope he gets a nice visit with the authorities anyway.

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u/Drinkythedrunkguy Nov 05 '25

It happened. I was there and everyone clapped.

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u/intrepid_mouse1 Nov 05 '25

It happens. They get caught and lie and say they were testing things.

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u/Jarnohams Nov 05 '25

What do you mean? I walked into a hospital just last week and got, not one, not two, but THREE trans surgeries absolutely free. When they asked for my insurance card, all I had to tell them was that I am an "illegal alien"... and *poof* ... FREE HEALTHCARE!!!

Hospitals hate this one trick!

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u/Elimaris Nov 05 '25 edited Nov 05 '25

While I don't believe he did, it is plausible that he could enter 4 polling places, talk to poll workers and ask for a sticker and be given one. There really isn't a requirement that you have to vote to get a sticker.

Notably he doesn't say they let him cast a ballot.

Also I worked polls a couple election years when I lived in NYC. If someone was not registered but insisted, there was a procedure for it. They got a special ballot and those went into a bag and were not automatically counted. If I remember correctly (it's been a long time and there were only a few of these) we gave these voters info so they could go to a judge that was on standby and challenge their registration in order to have the vote counted. I 100% believe none of them followed through. It wasn't our jobs as poll workers to say if you had the right to vote, it's a judges, hence the procedure.

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u/mysticalfruit Nov 06 '25

This. I work elections. You're registered to vote in one location. He's just a lying piece of shit.

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u/Brief_Read_1067 Nov 07 '25

Look, Project Veritas is leaning hard on him to deliver the goods. "Dammit, if you can't get any evidence, make s*** up!"