Immanuel Can wrote: ↑Fri Dec 04, 2020 4:28 am
commonsense wrote: ↑Thu Dec 03, 2020 11:22 pm
Do you really believe what you think you saw at face value?
I should ask you the same thing.
I do not.
For example, when I read that the data charts show masses of Biden votes suddenly appearing at 4 a.m., I ask myself if there’s another reason for this happening aside from fraud, I ask how massive are the masses, I ask why an objective number wasn’t used, I ask how suddenly is suddenly, does suddenly mean it was startling, why would someone use a term that conveys an unproven emotional reaction like startling, is that indicative of an agenda, if so how credible is this statement or others, what could have transpired between the polling location and the counting location, was a chain of custody maintained throughout the transport of these ballets, and whether there was anything peculiar about the route traveled with the ballots.
And when I hear that this occurred long after the polls were supposed to be closed, I ask myself what might be the time the poll actually closed, I ask why the poll closed when it did, I ask if by saying that it was a supposed time is someone secretly suggesting that the polling was conducted without regard for how it was supposed to be conducted.
And when I am told that there are videos of boxes of mysterious stuff being brought in late at night, I ask what is the intention of calling the stuff mysterious, is it to invoke a feeling of dread or even a fear of the unknown or is it just intended to arouse suspicions, and I ask if the stuff was a thing or things, was the stuff heavy as witnessed by the way it was carried, was a dolly or truck used to unload the boxes from the vehicle that brought them, what kind of vehicle brought them, and was its gas tank full and its tires sufficiently inflated.
Then, if the answers to my questions are sparse, I reserve judgment on what was said, counting it as a non-fact, neither true nor false nor relevant for now.