There are several problems with the “Big Lie” concept. First among those problems is which side is telling the lie? Was the election of 2020 stolen by fraud –or– has every election since say 2000 been predetermined by a tiny fraction of the population rendering the act of voting effectively a civic placebo to pacify the fading remnants of a culture that would like to believe it is governed by democratic self rule?
The wisdom of the gradeschool playground says that if one bunch calls the other clique a liar then most likely they are both liars and neither side should be believed. From that perspective tightening up voter registration and election security is solid wisdom.
Paper ballots people, the answer is paper ballots printed by the US Govt. mint carrying a security watermark and chemistry… and no computer voting.
As long as there are no *bleepin* computers in the process the physical logistics of compromising a federal election using fraudulent voters or couterfeit ballots are so daunting as to make the chances of concealing such an operational conspiracy as that vanishingly thin. Leave the computers in the process and kiss democracy goodbye.
January 16, 2022 @ 12:11 pm
There are several problems with the “Big Lie” concept. First among those problems is which side is telling the lie? Was the election of 2020 stolen by fraud –or– has every election since say 2000 been predetermined by a tiny fraction of the population rendering the act of voting effectively a civic placebo to pacify the fading remnants of a culture that would like to believe it is governed by democratic self rule?
The wisdom of the gradeschool playground says that if one bunch calls the other clique a liar then most likely they are both liars and neither side should be believed. From that perspective tightening up voter registration and election security is solid wisdom.
Paper ballots people, the answer is paper ballots printed by the US Govt. mint carrying a security watermark and chemistry… and no computer voting.
As long as there are no *bleepin* computers in the process the physical logistics of compromising a federal election using fraudulent voters or couterfeit ballots are so daunting as to make the chances of concealing such an operational conspiracy as that vanishingly thin. Leave the computers in the process and kiss democracy goodbye.