Message from @Yusa
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Lol
Stream . .Org is not a real source
There are three of them
Please point to an actual source
nancy is an 80s anime character
@Yusa that is an opinion piece
And cites no factual evidence
Do you have a real source
All of your stuff is opinion too @Deleted User
Can be proven wrong
Yeah, I don't know why I can't find it. I was just showing you research I've done to track down that one piece of evidence. I've been to "The Washington Post" and "factcheck" as well.
I was just giving you something to chew on
@HeadlessCowboy when you make a claim, you back it
ok I read that page
He made the claim, therefore he is backing it.
what about it
I read the stream org page, what about it
I backed it with the three documents in here:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Jny0CZ9knlAtdq6-ZZpgxFRJ_I5ervaq
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please do
@Yusa all legitimate studies on this issue have concluded there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud
```We should cheer Mr. Trump’s call for a thorough investigation, but we must acknowledge his estimate of illicit votes was seat-of-the-pants — which doesn’t mean wrong. A serious investigation is the only way to know.```
That whole page basically says nothing about anything
with that as a conclusion
After that article, the investigation took place. It’s conclusion was the article I posted in which trump’s investigation found no voter fraud.
now let's see what they say about current events, since that's from 2017
Just because they didn't find it, doesn't mean it didn't happen
Just makes it more likely
That’s not the way it works
There are statistical tests to check for this
They aren't fool proof
Like the way they found the fraud in NC
ut oh, this is like expecting creationists to understand geology
@HeadlessCowboy there is insufficient evidence to reject the null hypothesis
Are the statistical tests without error?
That being said, remember we’re talking about the claim by trump that there was voter fraud, which was made not only without evidence
@HeadlessCowboy the short answer is yes.
No