For Those Who Still Insist That There Was Election Fraud

[User Name]

no evidence

A federal court in Arizona called Powell’s case “sorely wanting of relevant or reliable evidence,” a Wisconsin judge called her pleas for relief the stuff of a “mythical time machine,” and U.S. District Judge Linda Parker dismissed Powell’s Michigan case for relying on “nothing but speculation and conjecture.”

Courts crack down on the ‘Kraken’ lawyers

Some judges are finally stepping up to punish lawyers for allegedly abusing the courts in order to spread public disinformation for political gain.

thehill.com

 

[Arthur Brain]

Brain numbers among the insane bunch of conspiracy nutters who believe that former vice president Joe Biden won legitimately. All this despite being a foreigner and quote-unquote "not caring."

Hmm, that "insane" bunch of "conspiracy nutters" covers a wide array of pretty much all media in the world no less, barring the likes of whacko sites et al so the likes of infowars will still have their say but ho hum, who cares?

 

[Arthur Brain]

Exactly the problem.

What problem? Spell it out in clear and concise terms.

 

[Arthur Brain]

Brain numbers among the insane bunch of conspiracy nutters who believe that former vice president Joe Biden won legitimately. All this despite being a foreigner and quote-unquote "not caring.

Also kinda hilarious to have a guy calling someone a foreigner who doesn't reside in the good ole' USA himself. We're all people Stripe!

 

[Arthur Brain]

Exactly the problem.

So...your position is that people couldn't vote because their nearest polling station was so far away for them to get to, and widespread?

If that's the case, you do realize how laughably weak that argument is on several counts, right?

 

[Omniskeptical]

So...your contention is that people couldn't vote because their nearest polling station was so far away for them to get to, and widespread?

If that's the case, you do realize how laughably weak that argument is on several counts, right?

I say people couldn't vote because they don't know what voter ID is nor how busy it is when the vote is taken from a 50 mile radius. A 50 mile radius is a huge problem. My state doesn't have Georgia's problems which they made worse with Smartmatic/Dominion machines.

 

[Omniskeptical]

I suppose you don't believe in the 1st Amendment.

 

[User Name]

I suppose you don't believe in the 1st Amendment.

I suppose you're going to make retarded comments.

 

[Stripe]

What problem? Spell it out in clear and concise terms.

The problems get spelled out for you numerous times, most of it perfectly understandable.

You don't care. You've made that clear in return.

You demand adherence to your agenda and declare that opposition is not worth your time.

You're a foreigner and a conspiracy nut.

 

[Arthur Brain]

The problems get spelled out for you numerous times, most of it perfectly understandable.

You don't care. You've made that clear in return.

You demand adherence to your agenda and declare that opposition is not worth your time.

You're a foreigner and a conspiracy nut.

Oh, I don't care what the likes of you and other conspiracy theorists concoct as it doesn't match up with the facts and is ridiculously laughable. If I was a conspiracy nut then I'd be parroting the likes of Lindell you strange little man and oh, you're just as much of a foreigner in relation to the US as I am you wingnut...

 

[Omniskeptical]

Oh, I don't care what the likes of you and other conspiracy theorists concoct as it doesn't match up with the facts and is ridiculously laughable. If I was a conspiracy nut then I'd be parroting the likes of Lindell you strange little man and oh, you're just as much of a foreigner in relation to the US as I am you wingnut...

Yes you are a foreigner from Britain telling what we should think.

 

[Stripe]

I don't care

We know.

You have no idea what is going on.

There is ongoing litigation into election security. You don't care and will do anything to maintain your ignorance. Any smear, any lie, any false association.

You bring nothing to the conversation.

 

[User Name]

There is ongoing litigation into election security.

How's that litigation been going, moron?

Here's a hint:

"Judges, lawyers, and other observers described the suits as "frivolous" and "without merit". In one instance, the Trump campaign and other groups seeking his reelection collectively lost multiple cases in six states on a single day. Only one ruling was initially in Trump's favor: the timing within which first-time Pennsylvania voters must provide proper identification if they wanted to “cure” their ballots. This ruling affected very few votes, and it was later overturned by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court."

Post-election lawsuits related to the 2020 U.S. presidential election - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[Omniskeptical]

How's that litigation been going, moron?

Here's a hint:

"Judges, lawyers, and other observers described the suits as "frivolous" and "without merit". In one instance, the Trump campaign and other groups seeking his reelection collectively lost multiple cases in six states on a single day. Only one ruling was initially in Trump's favor: the timing within which first-time Pennsylvania voters must provide proper identification if they wanted to “cure” their ballots. This ruling affected very few votes, and it was later overturned by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court."

Post-election lawsuits related to the 2020 U.S. presidential election - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Yes but you have to understand Dominion/Smartmatic lawsuits are frivolous. They have not explained the convenience of Soros, and their machine glitches yet. And your article is old and worthless, thus who should be worried?

 

[User Name]

Yes but you have to understand Dominion/Smartmatic lawsuits are frivolous. They have not explained the convenience of Soros, and their machine glitches yet. And your article is old and worthless, thus who should be worried?

The Smartmatic lawsuit is as clear a case of defamation as I have ever seen. Talk about open and shut:

The voting machine company Smartmatic has filed a lawsuit against MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell, alleging that he spread election lies about the company as a marketing tool to sell more pillows.

Lindell, a conspiracy theorist who rose to prominence as a trusted friend of former President Donald Trump, became a lead voice pushing Trump's baseless claims that an unprecedented, nationwide conspiracy of voter fraud "stole" the 2020 election from Trump.

While Lindell has pushed numerous conspiracy theories to explain Trump's loss, he has mainly focused on voting machines from Smartmatic and Dominion Voting Systems. He has alleged that these machines switched votes from Trump to current President Joe Biden.

However, Smartmatic's voting machines were only used in one U.S. county during the 2020 election, Los Angeles County, Forbes reported. Neither Lindell nor anyone else has produced concrete evidence proving that the machines flipped votes during the election.

In its lawsuit, Smartmatic's attorneys point out that Lindell has published content repeating his claims about their machines on three different websites: FrankSpeech.com, MichaelJLindell.com and LindellTV.com. Each of these websites contains promotion codes and advertising for MyPillow and Lindell's autobiographic book, What Are the Odds? From Crack Addict to CEO.

In some of his media appearances accusing Smartmatic of voter fraud, Smartmatic lawyers' added, Lindell also promoted his book or ran advertisements for MyPillow.

"Mr. Lindell went from a limited public profile, to being known by the millions of individuals across the country who support President Trump," the lawsuit states. "President Trump's supporters showed tremendous appreciation and admiration for what he was saying. This fame was a motivating factor for Mr. Lindell."

"Mr. Lindell understood he could not change the outcome of the election with his disinformation campaign," the lawsuit continues. "He could, however, gain a bigger audience for his book and gain more purchasers for his MyPillow products."

To back up their claims, Smartmatic's lawsuit contains images of social media commentators thanking Lindell for his continued support of Trump while also pledging to buy more of his products.

Smartmatic has filed similar defamation lawsuits against former Trump attorneys Sidney Powell and Rudy Giuliani, as well as Fox News, Newsmax and One America News Network.

Smartmatic alleges that the defamatory statements repeated by the defendants made its brand "synonymous with election fraud" among politicians and members of the general public.

Smartmatic's lawsuit against Lindell seeks damages, relief and legal fees to be determined by a jury.

Smartmatic Sues Mike Lindell, Accusing Him of Spreading Election Lies to Sell More Pillows

 

[Arthur Brain]

We know.

You have no idea what is going on.

There is ongoing litigation into election security. You don't care and will do anything to maintain your ignorance. Any smear, any lie, any false association.

You bring nothing to the conversation.

Oh get up to speed you 'foreigner' you. Stick with your asinine conspiracy tropes while the rest of the (sane) world moved on long ago. It's merely background 'news' nowadays.

 

[Arthur Brain]

Yes you are a foreigner from Britain telling what we should think.

Nobody's telling you what to think. If you wanna cling onto conspiracy garbage and lap up whatever suits then knock yourself out.

 

[Omniskeptical]

The Smartmatic lawsuit is as clear a case of defamation as I have ever seen. Talk about open and shut:

The voting machine company Smartmatic has filed a lawsuit against MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell, alleging that he spread election lies about the company as a marketing tool to sell more pillows.

Lindell, a conspiracy theorist who rose to prominence as a trusted friend of former President Donald Trump, became a lead voice pushing Trump's baseless claims that an unprecedented, nationwide conspiracy of voter fraud "stole" the 2020 election from Trump.

While Lindell has pushed numerous conspiracy theories to explain Trump's loss, he has mainly focused on voting machines from Smartmatic and Dominion Voting Systems. He has alleged that these machines switched votes from Trump to current President Joe Biden.

However, Smartmatic's voting machines were only used in one U.S. county during the 2020 election, Los Angeles County, Forbes reported. Neither Lindell nor anyone else has produced concrete evidence proving that the machines flipped votes during the election.

In its lawsuit, Smartmatic's attorneys point out that Lindell has published content repeating his claims about their machines on three different websites: FrankSpeech.com, MichaelJLindell.com and LindellTV.com. Each of these websites contains promotion codes and advertising for MyPillow and Lindell's autobiographic book, What Are the Odds? From Crack Addict to CEO.

In some of his media appearances accusing Smartmatic of voter fraud, Smartmatic lawyers' added, Lindell also promoted his book or ran advertisements for MyPillow.

"Mr. Lindell went from a limited public profile, to being known by the millions of individuals across the country who support President Trump," the lawsuit states. "President Trump's supporters showed tremendous appreciation and admiration for what he was saying. This fame was a motivating factor for Mr. Lindell."

"Mr. Lindell understood he could not change the outcome of the election with his disinformation campaign," the lawsuit continues. "He could, however, gain a bigger audience for his book and gain more purchasers for his MyPillow products."

To back up their claims, Smartmatic's lawsuit contains images of social media commentators thanking Lindell for his continued support of Trump while also pledging to buy more of his products.

Smartmatic has filed similar defamation lawsuits against former Trump attorneys Sidney Powell and Rudy Giuliani, as well as Fox News, Newsmax and One America News Network.

Smartmatic alleges that the defamatory statements repeated by the defendants made its brand "synonymous with election fraud" among politicians and members of the general public.

Smartmatic's lawsuit against Lindell seeks damages, relief and legal fees to be determined by a jury.

Smartmatic Sues Mike Lindell, Accusing Him of Spreading Election Lies to Sell More Pillows

And they won't get any relief with machines which can conveniently change who someone voted for. This Soros front company doesn't deserve a dime.

 

[Jefferson]

BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: Pennsylvania’s Secretary of State, Dominion, and Democrat Senators Beg PA Supreme Court to Stop Investigation of Fulton County Voting Machines​

They obviously have nothing to hide.

 

[Stripe]

Oh get up to speed you 'foreigner' you. Stick with your asinine conspiracy tropes while the rest of the (sane) world moved on long ago. It's merely background 'news' nowadays.

Nope. Evidence, remember?

You were told about the Georgia lawsuit. You don't care. It's ongoing. You don't care. All you care about is the screeching.

It's you who is the conspiracy theorist. You think Joe Biden won the election legitimately and you will allow nothing that questions your narrative.