lordvon

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by lordvon 6y ago
It's sarcastic.
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by lordvon 6y ago
Have you talked to anyone who is familiar with Qanon (e.g. investigative reporter, member, etc.)? They believe they are exposing wicked people in high places behind human trafficking rings. I don't think anyone would admit to being a &
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by lordvon 6y ago
Usually I do that, but in this case the title was almost meaningless ('How the Media Could Get the Election Story Wrong'). I wanted to highlight the bit I found interesting.
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by lordvon 6y ago
My other post was flagged for sensationalism, so I slightly modified the title. This title actually does describe what is actually in the article (at the end).
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Democratic leaders simulate secession from the US if Trump re-elected(nytimes.com)
2 points by lordvon 6y ago|3 comments
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by lordvon 6y ago
As unfortunately expected, I cannot find this on 'mainstream' news. In fact, I found this HN post on the third page of Google without seeing it covered by any other major news outlets.
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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine Tests Positive, Then Negative for Covid-19(npr.org)
12 points by lordvon 6y ago|8 comments
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by lordvon 6y ago
Why not take the next step and vote by email? XD
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Local news’ experiment in mail-in voting ends in disaster [video](youtube.com)
2 points by lordvon 6y ago|1 comments
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UN issues warning to US authorities to stand down against rioters(abc.net.au)
28 points by lordvon 6y ago|11 comments
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by lordvon 6y ago
You have to make the distinction between violent rioters (namely antifa) and genuine protestors. this is the 2nd high-profile time this attempted hijacking has happened. there is even a meme: look up "bike lock guy" (Internet His
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by lordvon 6y ago
You misunderstand. Do not conflate protestors with violent rioters, who are taking advantage of the protests (as many protestors on the ground can attest). The state government has refused to do anything about violent rioters, even releasin
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by lordvon 6y ago
I had to resubmit this because an almost identical submission was flagged for having a 'misleading' title, when the quote is LITERALLY FROM THE MAN who quit.
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City councilman among 4 facing voter fraud charges in New Jersey(cnn.com)
1 points by lordvon 6y ago|0 comments
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Minnesota Freedom Fund received $30M+ in donations, has only spent 0.2M on bail(nypost.com)
4 points by lordvon 6y ago|0 comments
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Governor unaware of Capitol Hill being overtaken by anarchists(mynorthwest.com)
1 points by lordvon 6y ago|1 comments
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Cambodian factory worker jailed for 'fake news' about Micheal Kors factory(buzzfeednews.com)
2 points by lordvon 6y ago|0 comments
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Governor unaware of Capitol Hill being overtaken by anarchists(mynorthwest.com)
2 points by lordvon 6y ago|0 comments
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Twitter blocks Trump campaign video over unknown 'copyright claim'(usatoday.com)
5 points by lordvon 6y ago|0 comments
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Malcolm X warns against 'White Liberals' (1963)(digitalhistory.uh.edu)
4 points by lordvon 6y ago|0 comments
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Professor tactlessly provides pseudo-advice for toppling the Washington Monument(twitter.com)
3 points by lordvon 6y ago|0 comments
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by lordvon 6y ago
Looks like the link is broken in the article, but looks like it is this one: https://publicinterestlegal.org/files/Mail-Voting-2012_2018-... That's quite a jump from 'broken link' => 'must be pro
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28M Mail-In Ballots Went Missing in Last Four Elections(realclearpolitics.com)
3 points by lordvon 6y ago|2 comments
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by lordvon 6y ago
I don’t think it ‘proves’ your point, because: 1. Absentee ballots are similar if not easier to detect, e.g. you might expect mail-in voter fraud if you see absentee voter fraud or vice-versa. For example, in Pennsylvania right now, the onl
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by lordvon 6y ago
I do care, but maybe our current views differ. Can you be specific about what you think the lies are? I believe mail in fraud is a real concern, and here is a list of convictions for mail in voter fraud (and other forms): https:/&#x2F
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by lordvon 6y ago
You are the first person to engage me with intellectual honesty, so thank you. I don’t care who commits the fraud. I want my vote to count as it should. So that’s a why I believe we should be vigilant about mail in voter fraud. Your Native
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by lordvon 6y ago
Rules around mail in votes vary by state (some disallow entirely for legitimate reasons). My imagination can not determine what you mean by ‘hardly a handful of convictions‘, but here is a list of quite a few specific convictions for fraudu
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by lordvon 6y ago
Fraud should be prevented. Inaccuracies should be improved.
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by lordvon 6y ago
It’s not interference in the scenario you’ve described, because there’s no way to tell such a person would have voted against him. And you can’t ignore the main point, which is voter integrity, which I as a normal American agree with.
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by lordvon 6y ago
Those are the ones that just got caught. (And first page says it is a sampling not a comprehensive list...) It shouldn’t happen at all. And it will get worse with less stringent forms of mail-in voting, wouldn’t you agree?

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