@coldjoint,
Che? The
article I read being the third and most interesting looking link in your link , talked about:
- examples of where voter fraud occured (which no one is aguing)
- means (the weakness in the system, rather than identifying an particular person with the skillset to hack a system)
- motive (essentially -" they really don't like us" motive)
- votes that were invalidated for example - every election has votes that get invalidated (for your system it appears late mail votes get invalidated),
- 550000 absentee ballots invalidated, beating the previous election (which should be expected)
- 160000 ballots were not delivered in Maryland (do they mean not delivered in time? Do they mean not delivered at all...which would favour Biden as his supporters showed a greater trend for mail in ballots)
- turnouts being too high in some areas (but not the link to where this was obtained, nor the % of votes, both of which are necessary to informed decisions)
etc, etc, etc
Obviously authors of this type of media posting think that:
- people will believe anything they say
- people won't want the original source
- people won't ask for the % of votes for any irregularity they mention (because they'll have already jumped to a conclusion of fraud)
- they can quote irrelevant material that always happens in elections, and present it as evidence to gullible people who will think it helps makes up a body of evidence (to me, this last severely weakens their credibility)
As I said, I keep getting disappointed. I really should have learnt by now.