clarksvol00
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I never had any reason to believe the AZ election count was fraudulent. I chose to put no stock in anything the ninjas said and it would be hypocritical of me to say I trust them now that they agree with me. That doesn't change the fact that I never thought the election was fraudulent to start with.So if you don't believe the count from the audit which is the same as the election count, one can only assume that you believe the AZ election was fraudulent.
So you actually do believe the count that the audit produced is correct? It's a simple question, the counting of the ballots from the audit matches the count from the election. Do you believe that portion of the audit? It can be answered by a simple yes or no.I never had any reason to believe the AZ election count was fraudulent. I chose to put no stock in anything the ninjas said and it would be hypocritical of me to say I trust them now that they agree with me. That doesn't change the fact that I never thought the election was fraudulent to start with.
I already answered your question twice now. I dont have to believe they were right or wrong. It doesn't change the fact that I believe there wasn't fraud to begin with and I don't trust the ninjas.So you actually do believe the count that the audit produced is correct? It's a simple question, the counting of the ballots from the audit matches the count from the election. Do you believe that portion of the audit? It can be answered by a simple yes or no.
Do you have a link to the leaked report...?
For all you lazy folks that wouldn't go to the previous page. Here are the receipts from the leaked portion of the report.
BTW the reports are that the Ninjas did not come back with the same count as the election commission.
Sure it did, within the margin of error with the number of ballots. You still refuse to answer the question. I'll state it one more time. The counts from the audit and election are the same, is that part of the audit factual?
See @AshG 's post. He gets it.
Why do you care so much about trying to get me to say I trust the findings of people I dont trust? I dont have to put any stock in what they say whether it agrees with my opinion or not. If I were to say yes or no, it doesn't change the fact that I thought the election was valid to start with.He's welcome to answer as well, there's no multiple answer. Regardless of fraudulent ballots, the count was the same as the count from the election. Is that part of the audit valid? It's a simple question.
Ooh, binary choice steering!
In a complex or multifaceted situation, forcing the respondent to choose only from X or Y, Yes or No, True or False, allows the person asking the questions to steer the respondent down a path that requires them to accept an unacceptable premise or be seen as disingenuous as the respondent attempts to recontextualize the arbitrarily limited choices.
/popcorn
Why do you care so much about trying to get me to say I trust the findings of people I dont trust? I dont have to put any stock in what they say whether it agrees with my opinion or not. If I were to say yes or no, it doesn't change the fact that I thought the election was valid to start with.
A deflection because one's chosen media has cherry picked a portion of a leaked audit report and produced fake news. Wipe the egg of your faces and answer a simple question. After months and months of decrying an election audit that was setup by the AZ state legislature that has the constitutional authority to do so. Do you guys believe the portion of the audit that agrees with the election count or not?
You're frustrated and making assumptions. Our refusal to participate in your thought experiment does not mean that we have or have not accepted a specific premise or believe one media outlet over another.
What if Section 6.2 posted above is not all the findings? Trump put out a statement implying that the full report has more evidence than the leaked version. We'll all find out at 1pm AZ time.