politics

Does betteridge's law apply to questions that haven't been answered yet?

If you're in a red state; blue no matter who might be the vest course. If your in a blue state try and go to primary and vote progressive, do a progressive 3rd party if you have to. We know more about 3rd party voters than non voters.

Voting does matter and its only one part in building out our progressive movement.

Oh you mean how she conceded to a guy that:

1. Fucked with the 2016 election.
2. Attempted a coup after losing the 2020 election through defrauding the electoral college.

But yeah definitley didn't cheat for the 2024 election.

Him NOT cheating in 2024 would be a first. But let's ignore that for the sake of naive respect that will immediate be lost when Trump collapses the system.

Apologies if I'm not a regular reader of Jörmungandr, but I need this from a more reputable source. I want to take in whats being said, but recognize the importance of trust and how that applies to a modern information landscape driven by fraud, conspiracy and AI.

If this is real, its going to need to break through in a more traditional manner.

This thing about the hashing doesn't pass the sniff test for me in terms of evidence.

Per the submitted ECO, the configuration.ini file created during install of Electionware Additional Reporting module is a unique file for each customer install. Because this file is unique to each customer install, this file needs to be listed as a dynamic file in order for the hash verification results to match.

Like yeah, no shit it has to be considered dynamic unless you're using the same fucking hash for every fucking machine out there which is far more egregious than having a hash being listed as dynamic because, get this, it would be different for each system.

So I don't know, this sounds bog standard to me and indeed didn't affect things like voting tallies. People keep making hay about this, but until I see a lot more damning evidence, this sounds like people making the voting software actually doing the right thing.

I don't know, maybe that's just me. I am of the mind that a lot of us just don't want to face how deeply fucked in the head so many of the US populace are or how broken our voting systems already were beyond electronic voting. People have been getting dumped from voter rolls right before the election for decades, voting locations are shut down and people wait in long lines, we work people non-stop and don't give days off for election days and are shocked when young people, highly dependent on their new jobs, can't show up to vote. They didn't need to rig electronic voting when shit like gerrymandering, kicking folks of voter roles, scrutinizing signatures, and pretending like they have to be super sure people are who they say they are all results in a ton of fucking people being denied a chance to actually vote and have their vote matter.

Downvoted by shills, bots, trolls, et al?

Not that it's going to matter, honestly.

Crazy that it's been proven the election was stolen, but Neoliberals have conditioned idiots to pretend that the process is infallible, so the truth is ignored.

Even Russia has elections