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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]https://electionfraud.heritage.org/

database of election fraud.  Never happens?[/quote]

No one said it never happens. They’re saying that it has never happened at all scale that would affect outcomes of any elections.

That database has 1,680 entries. From 1982 - 2025. That is hundreds of millions of votes. If we assume that all of these happened in one year (2024), that would still only be 0.00109%. In actuality, it is orders of magnitude smaller. [/quote]

Crime is crime, so it's ok to ignore murderers and rapes as long as it's statisticly small and won't affect most people ? Wow[/quote]
We don’t ignore murder and rape, but we also don’t systematically castrate all men even though it would prevent 95% of those crimes. The prevention would be worse than the harm, just like stripping massive numbers of U.S. citizens of their voting rights unless they pay extra money would be a disproportionate solution [b]to the nonexistent harm that’s occurred from the illegal voting.[/quote][/b]

I hardly think that showing documents is the equivalent of castrating men.  I also don't think the harm done is "nonexistent."

And, that data posted is only the fraud that was proven.  [b]There are far more cases than go to trial.[/b]

Fraud is hidden crimes.  It is not like a burglary where you see the results.[/quote]

And then....not proven in courts, so...not fraud.

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But, there are enough to show fraud.  [/quote]

Sure thing, Vlad. We absolutely put a comma after “But” in the USA. [/quote]

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