Arizona Election Audit

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tnmarktx said:
No meltdown at all. Contrary to your fantasy, shop talk is a real thing. Swearing at someone is common place. If you're that thinned skinned, that's your problem. You'd never actually make it in the real world.
Thanks for making my point. Socialist or communist gov. looks good by definition but always ends up with ruling by fasciast tactics. Let, the record show you claimed antifa started out with good intentions. Please list an example of this.
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This isn't a shop. And even if it were, the type of insults you were dropping with ease would have merited disciplinary action at any well-run establishment. I've had no problem letting go of employees in the past who could not bridle their tongue under pressure. Slamming your hand in a freezer door or burning it on a broiler rack was understandable and I'd say nothing about the resultant expletive; engaging in verbal personal attacks against a fellow employee or their family was an instant suspension.

AntiFa goes all the way back to 1940s Italy and the resistance against Mussolini's Blackshirts.
 
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InVOLuntary said:
No but he can practice Fascism and be a leftist. Do you think antifa, the biggest fascist today, are right wingers? You know the ones that the democrats coddle?
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What evidence do you have of AntiFa making use of military coercion or ultranationalism in addition to their violent behavior? The group that co-opted AntiFa is violent and dumb, but not fascist.

Do you even know the root of the word?
 
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AshG said:
What evidence do you have of AntiFa making use of military coercion or ultranationalism in addition to their violent behavior? The group that co-opted AntiFa is violent and dumb, but not fascist.

Do you even know the root of the word?
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Does Portland ring a bell? What about the autonomous zone? DO you not consider their tactics guerrilla warfare? One of the main tenants of fascism is quelling opposing views through violence. Why don't you walk down the street in Portland and tell them you are a conservative and lets see you have a debate. :eek:
 
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AshG said:
This isn't a shop. And even if it were, the type of insults you were dropping with ease would have merited disciplinary action at any well-run establishment. I've had no problem letting go of employees in the past who could not bridle their tongue under pressure. Slamming your hand in a freezer door or burning it on a broiler rack was understandable and I'd say nothing about the resultant expletive; engaging in verbal personal attacks against a fellow employee or their family was an instant suspension.

AntiFa goes all the way back to 1940s Italy and the resistance against Mussolini's Blackshirts.
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The real world is where shop talk exists. The real world is obviously something you know nothing of. Unfortunately for you anyway, you can't do anything about the way I talk. You'd have to flag my posts in hopes a moderator would ban me. I'd love to engage you face to face and put some real world talk on you.

You still did not give an example of how antifa is a fine organization.
 
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AshG said:
What evidence do you have of AntiFa making use of military coercion or ultranationalism in addition to their violent behavior? The group that co-opted AntiFa is violent and dumb, but not fascist.

Do you even know the root of the word?
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What course(s) do you teach? Nothing spiteful, I'm just curious.
 
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AshG said:
And all the word salad becomes a confusing jumble.

Bernie's Democratic Socialism is a slow and methodical takeover of private companies into publicly owned companies where all are shareholders and all benefit from their profit.

I don't like that one bit.

Then there's the Social Democracy of FDR, where capitalism and private ownership build an economy where a small portion of the great excesses of wealth are used to provide safety nets for the least able, veterans, and retirees.

Unfortunately these two systems both include the root word "social", and that causes people's brains to fry. In their minds, these two very disparate systems become the same thing.
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Without doing any additional legwork, what you label as the social democracy has been in place for decades and is ok with most. It's meant to put in some basic programs so that the lower income and struggling legal families of this country doesn't starve which leads to chaos. It is not meant to provide living wages, take away incentive to work, or punish success and ingenuity.

More and more we are importing failed ideologies with our immigration policies. It's what created Omar, Tlaib, and on and on. Our governmental republic is unique and specific to America. We're not meant to be Germany, Canada, France, Cuba, or any other lacky. I've maintained that these ideas are more about power than intelligence except for a group of useful of idiots which are many.
 
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tnmarktx said:
The real world is where shop talk exists. The real world is obviously something you know nothing of. Unfortunately for you anyway, you can't do anything about the way I talk. You'd have to flag my posts in hopes a moderator would ban me. I'd love to engage you face to face and put some real world talk on you.
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I know more about the real world than you would think.

I can do something about the way you talk, and that is continue to pray that God will speak to your heart and lead you to the peace of His sacrifice. I forgive you in the name of Jesus for threatening me.
 
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AshG said:
I know more about the real world than you would think.

I can do something about the way you talk, and that is continue to pray that God will speak to your heart and lead you to the peace of His sacrifice. I forgive you in the name of Jesus for threatening me.
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You obviously know nothing of the real world.

How does talking face to face constitute a threat?

Still waiting to hear of antifa's good deeds.
 
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BreatheUT said:
Without doing any additional legwork, what you label as the social democracy has been in place for decades and is ok with most. It's meant to put in some basic programs so that the lower income and struggling legal families of this country doesn't starve which leads to chaos. It is not meant to provide living wages, take away incentive to work, or punish success and ingenuity.

More and more we are importing failed ideologies with our immigration policies. It's what created Omar, Tlaib, and on and on. Our governmental republic is unique and specific to America. We're not meant to be Germany, Canada, France, Cuba, or any other lacky. I've maintained that these ideas are more about power than intelligence except for a group of useful of idiots which are many.
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We agree on a significant amount of this. Especially your first paragraph. I think we can always work towards a more perfect union, but that does not include rewarding laziness and creating more entitlement programs.
 
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tnmarktx said:
You obviously know nothing of the real world.

How does talking face to face constitute a threat?

Still waiting to hear of antifa's good deeds.
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I used to volunteer as a risk management investigator for a fraternity. Ever had to spend two days in a police station with police protection present interviewing an HBCU chapter for violent hazing allegations? I've been threatened with murder, spit on, swung at, and called things in my nine years of volunteering that would make a sailor blush with shame. And I didn't break bearing. My dad raised me right.

You're the one who offered to "lay some real world talk" on me in person.

And if harassing and undermining the Blackshirts of Mussolini's Italy isn't a good deed, then I don't know what is.
 
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AshG said:
I used to volunteer as a risk management investigator for a fraternity. Ever had to spend two days in a police station with police protection present interviewing an HBCU chapter for violent hazing allegations? I've been threatened with murder, spit on, swung at, and called things in my nine years of volunteering that would make a sailor blush with shame. And I didn't break bearing. My dad raised me right.

You're the one who offered to "lay some real world talk" on me in person.

And if harassing and undermining the Blackshirts of Mussolini's Italy isn't a good deed, then I don't know what is.
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The fact that all you claim happened to you, if true, speaks volumes.

Still failing to see where have an in person conversation constitutes a threat?

So what of the modern antifa? When did they turn from go from good to bad?
 
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tnmarktx said:
The fact that all you claim happened to you, if true, speaks volumes.

Still failing to see where have an in person conversation constitutes a threat?

So what of the modern antifa? When did they turn from go from good to bad?
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I always work with a team, usually three or four of us. Only one of the twenty or so investigations had to be held in a police station. That's where the spitting incident happened. The death threat was a reaction to the investigation team having to call the campus police at another investigation when we caught a member monitoring interviews and feeding answers to other members, and we asked him to leave the building. He refused.

College students don't like being told they've broken the rules, especially when the consequences involve us having to turn over our reports to their university's student conduct division. But, I digress.

If you weren't being threatening, I apologize for taking it that way. I sinned against you by assuming ill intent. I'll have a beer with anyone. I'm a giant teddy bear in person.

AntiFa totally screwed up by being decentralized and having no governance. This became apparent as the Take Back the Right movement hit the west coast. With no ability to vet or control membership and splinter groups able to form under the same name, it was only a matter of time before the core principles were tossed in the garbage and things went to hell in a handbasket. This really came into view in the Portland, OR incidents and just spiralled from there.
 
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I think the whole sharpie thing in Arizona was a lot more significant then what we thought it was


(Edit) Bad weather is not allowing me to upload the link

 
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AshG said:
I always work with a team, usually three or four of us. Only one of the twenty or so investigations had to be held in a police station. That's where the spitting incident happened. The death threat was a reaction to the investigation team having to call the campus police at another investigation when we caught a member monitoring interviews and feeding answers to other members, and we asked him to leave the building. He refused.

College students don't like being told they've broken the rules, especially when the consequences involve us having to turn over our reports to their university's student conduct division. But, I digress.

If you weren't being threatening, I apologize for taking it that way. I sinned against you by assuming ill intent. I'll have a beer with anyone. I'm a giant teddy bear in person.

AntiFa totally screwed up by being decentralized and having no governance. This became apparent as the Take Back the Right movement hit the west coast. With no ability to vet or control membership and splinter groups able to form under the same name, it was only a matter of time before the core principles were tossed in the garbage and things went to hell in a handbasket. This really came into view in the Portland, OR incidents and just spiralled from there.
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I'm not offended one bit. We'd better be able to talk to each other and be able to tolerate it getting heated. Like it or not, there's actually a civil war going on right now in this country. It's a war using information. If we're not able to get heated and keep the dialogue going, it'll end up reaching physical violence.
 
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AshG said:
New election conspiracy centers on email from an election official reminding workers of a new policyView attachment 381308
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They are lying. I already provided a pretty good explanation of what actually happened. Connect the dots. Why would they use a paper that was thinner at the on demand ballot printing locations on election day? Why the egregious calibration errors? Why the 11% adjudication rate which translated to 230,000 adjudicated ballots which is approximately 200,000 more ballots adjudicated then what would be normal. Why do the adjudicated ballots not have matching numbers to match up with original ballots?

We aren't that dumb.
 
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Orange defense said:
I don’t think I admitted to any lie when it came out. The story came out from somewhere, which means to me there is something there. When there is smoke, there is fire. Even you should know that.😳
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You claimed there were more votes from Detroit then registered voters. You were proven wrong. Either you lied or fell for one. Which is it?
 
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