(12-14-2020, 02:33 PM)Minshew Mania Wrote:

(12-14-2020, 02:12 PM)The Real Marty Wrote: That is absolute nonsense.  

1) Dominion voting machines are used all over the country.  If they generated "an enormous amount of errors" as that guy alleges, no one would have bought them.  Dominion has been doing this since 2003.  Why has no one complained about the "enormous amount of errors" until now?  And if they generate an enormous amount of errors, when why did the hand recount in Georgia show that the machine count was correct?    

2) Even if that were true, that they generate a lot of errors, he then leaps to the conclusion that they were intentionally designed that way.  What evidence does anyone have of that?  

3) Even if they were intentionally designed that way, he still isn't actually alleging fraud.  He's saying it presents an opportunity for fraud.  That is not evidence of fraud.  

I call total BS on that tweet.

Nonsense? How is it nonsense? Because you say so? Did you read the report? No?

1) Yes. Texas didn't, even provided a 70 page report about why noone else should either. But I guess when the Governor of GA was bribed money to put it in his state, it's hard to say no. BTW there's financial links proving this as well. Not a leap to think the same thing could have happened in other states.

2) If that is true (hint: it is, I literally linked you the proof). Then it far surpasses the federally mandated error acceptance rate. Nothing else matters at that point, full stop.

3) The opportunity to commit fraud, combined with the mountains of other evidence that you no doubt ignore, is indeed EVIDENCE for fraud.