I need to be clear on The New Rules: If people think the election was unfair and/or involved fraud, they're not permitted to say so in public-- is that correct? I mean obviously it was ok in 2016-2020 but I think not in 2020/2021, from what I'm gathering. - Conspiracies

I need to be clear on The New Rules: If people think the election was unfair and/or involved fraud, they're not permitted to say so in public-- is that correct? I mean obviously it was ok in 2016-2020 but I think not in 2020/2021, from what I'm gathering. (nitter.net)

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– axolotl_peyotl [S] 2 points 4 years ago +4 / -2

FYI: Sharyl Attkisson is literally one of the only legitimate journalists left on the planet.

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– ConspiracyButtBoy 2 points 4 years ago +3 / -1

Double standards are supposedly unethical. Yet Judaism -- the ethos contained in the Bible and expounded by the sages of Israel -- abounds with double standards. In fact, these double standards are at the heart of how we live and what we have taught the world -- and at the heart of what makes an ethical person.
But perhaps the most fascinating -- and important -- double standard in Judaism is in the way we apply the Divine commandment "Do Not Kill."

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– Mrexreturns 2 points 4 years ago +2 / -0

Why is election fraud treated like a new thing?

It existed since Kennedy died.

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– GaIIowBoob 3 points 4 years ago +3 / -0

Before he died. Chicago had tons of zombie voters and a sham investigation. "Vote early vote often" came from that election.

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– jager 1 point 4 years ago +1 / -0

The old maxim was "never try to steal a landslide." With new technology apparently the old maxims no longer apply.

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