Lack of Discussion on Voter Security Tech?

Then post from an independent and reputable source, such as Reuters, Reporters sans Frontiers (Reporters without Borders) or a similar international agency, with no Republican or Democratic agenda.

Rueters is not unbiased, not familiar with the other one.

There is a news blackout of so many stories over the last decade that it is nauseating. I have seen so many stories just flat out ignored.

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part of the problem here is the lack of concern about the possibility of mistakes or fraud if it resulted in your side winning. Some day it will work against your side. There may not be enough evidence to overturn, but the possibility surely points out that things need to be improved so that we all, though unhappy with the outcome, can be assured the process was fair and accurate.

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Do you think it is right that a guy is testifying (possibly under oath) about election fraud, and Twitter just freezes his account during that time?

Doctors who have been saying for months that masks do not work have been removed from Youtube, Facebook and Twitter for months. Now that the election is over, I am finally seeing normal news stories about it.

Hydroxychlorquine has also been a topic to get you kicked off of big tech for months… If you promote it, you are deplatformed… As usual…

Now, the election is over… And, I read a publishing of a huge, huge study in the last week… It is very useful to treat covid afterall… But, because Trump promoted it, it was deemed as hurtful to the public.

Recently, some ā€œstudiesā€ finding it dangerous have been debunked. 1 was found to be made up. Many researchers have stated that no scientific journals would publish anything beneficial about the drug for months because of political pressure… Where are the news stories about that? Why do these people get removed from the internet so curious people cannot find the information?

Anytime I point out bias of big tech here, everyone denies it, or the entire thread/post is deleted. But, I wonder when some of you will start to realize that it has been happening.

As for voter fraud… there are hundreds of concrete stories of actual fraud. Not just opinions. You just are not seeing those stories in the media that most of you frequent.

But, dismiss it if ya want to…

Erm, if he was testifying under oath, he wouldn’t have time to tweet anyway, so how did he know his account was suspended during that time period, or am I missing something? Certainly in Germany you aren’t allowed to use you smartphone or a laptop whilst giving evidence.

Whether it is right or wrong for Twitter to suspend his account during that time is another matter entirely, of course.

I usually get information direct rather than the media. MHRA view here. This is still the case AFAIK despite the US election.

After fifty years of hearing people from all political parties claiming significant voter fraud and them never once being able to provide evidence, I’d like to see somebody at least hit 0.01%. Even at 0.01% it’s not enough to change a national election but so far the closest anyone has ever come was 0.0025%. The last big tax payer funded investigation, the Trump administration’s voting integrity commission, found 0 fraudulent votes. Former Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach wasted his state’s tax payer money chasing fraud and his result was 14 cases of fraud out of 85,000,000 votes, a rate of 0.00000017%.

I think someone else noticed it happening while he was testifying.

Does that sound normal?

I also see that his name is Bobby Piton. He was in an election integrity meeting in Phoenix, AZ on Monday… Since the claim above was that I couldn’t give details, I found the details…

A Pennsylvania State Senator (Doug Mastriano) helped organize that very hearing on voter fraud… His twitter account was removed from the site… Later, they claimed it was an ā€œerrorā€ and put it back after the public rumblings started… As I have said before - these ā€œerrorsā€ only ever happen 1 way on Twitter and Facebook.

That’s another myth, it was looked into over and over again over the last nearly 70 years and no court acceptable evidence it happened has come to light. It’s like all conspiracy theories, they never die, they just keep being repeated without actual evidence…

Typical tactic of dishonest debater, change the subject from national to local.

By my tally, so far 55 cases have been filed over the 2020 election. Of those 39 have ended with no significant voter fraud. Of course we’ll let the rest of the cases wend their way through the courts over the next few years, but given the 50 year track record I’d bet there will be no significant voter fraud that affects the national election (I’m specifically not talking about local). You can have the last word as I’m putting you on ignore for your dishonest discussion tactics.

There is post office fraud documented, entering ballots received after the cutoff time, counting the same ballots multiple times - 100% democratic ballots being brought in by van in the middle of the night (witnessed by many people), counting ballots where both Trump and Biden were marked on the same ballot - but counting them as a vote for Biden, changing election rules in states where the rules actually violate the state constitution in those states, voting machine company workers observed plugging USB devices into computers and manipulating data in view of others, forcibly making it impossible for poll observers to do their job if they were republican, more votes in certain counties than registered voters, and in 1 case - even more votes than people living in that entire county (even if you counted children)… I read a story claiming that Native Americans were bribed in multiple states for their vote… And, these are just the few I remember. I’ve read stories with many more issues… Some others that I am waiting to see if they are substantiated., Not seeing any of that on the regular news, are you? Their guy won, that’s why…

When did talking about this online, whether you agree that it is true or not, become something that will get you banned from the internet in a free society?

Ok, I give up. Lets just go to mail in any piece of paper, check boxes on a web page from now on.

or better yet, lets just depend on political polling, no evidence of any mistakes or fraud there; after all we all know the 2016 pres elections were controlled by Russians…and even though it has been 86 years since a pres was elected without winning Ohio and Florida, the polls must be accurate enough

So perhaps you can provide the name of the county where the number of votes cast exceeded the population. Surely whoever discovered this identified it. Should be a slam dunk for the Trump team.

I know one case of having apparently more votes was easily explained, and the Trump attorneys later admitted it: the analysis mixed and matched Minnesota and Michigan population and vote counts. https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2020/nov/20/rudy-giuliani/giuliani-cites-affidavit-crucial-errors-press-conf/

Reciting things you have a vague recollection of reading without bothering to provide a link is not a way to prove your point.

I ran a sports message board for years. I did not permit any political discussion, which became a problem when there were athletes everywhere speaking out against Trump. I banned a few accounts over it, which was within my rights.

Twitter/Facebook/Instagram currently has the same rights. Some politicians appear to believe their massive scale should require them to be treated as a part of the ā€œpublic squareā€. But to my knowledge, government requiring a company to distribute speech they object to has never been done.

Aren’t you mixing up two stories? Looks like several people have attempted to locate Piton’s ā€˜suspended’ Twitter account and have concluded he never had one. He’s on Facebook, no restrictions there. So possibly the story is made up. There are two accounts tagged in the viral tweets about it, but they were suspended ages ago and already inactive.

I just found a story this morning about it. Seems to match what I heard on the radio yesterday.

I hate to beat the same drum over and over lately… But, I would love to make my point in detail… However, I have previously spent a LOT of time on this forum doing just that thing… Many times, Digging up facts and links and providing specific information, only to have the post removed by Leo. I’m sorry, but I am not going to spend the next hour looking for all the news stories I read in the last week or two, to document everything. Not after that has happened to me several times over the last year. Why should I waste my time? I’ve had many posts removed here and/or flagged by left leaning members who did not like the facts being posted… Especially about Big Tech bias… And, there was nothing objectionable at all about my posts…

I am not an idiot… I can see my point of view is not wanted here after that has happened to many multiple times on this forum (I’ve even been flat out told that by a few people here publicly)… But, several people have also privately PM’d me and left this forum because of the bias… Sorry if you missed all that…

Surely you can go looking for the information if you really want to know. Or, people can just go about believing what they already believe… I mentioned what I mentioned because it’s not true that there is no fraud. I’ve read about dozens of examples.

I’m all for voting integrity. Let’s have an independent or bipartisan commission coordinate with state-level leaders and industry leaders to improve things all around. And let’s do it over the course of the next two years.
With regards to the integrity of democracy I think gerrymandering is a much bigger issue than fraud. And the abuse of money in politics is an even bigger issue than gerrymandering.

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Or we can let the courts, rather than public opinion, decide. There were more than 150MM votes cast at more than 200k polling places across the country. At that scale, mistakes are going to be made; not every claimed irregularity is ā€œfraudā€. Stringing together a list of dozens or even a hundred isolated incidents does not equate to systemic fraud or a ā€œriggedā€ election. Much of this bluster is a direct result of the President’s preemptive (and unprecedented) denunciation of the electoral process; and in the weeks since it has not been substantiated. At what point will the President simply accept that he lost, admit defeat, and stop trying to undermine the democratic process?

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@CGalvan are you happy with what you did?
You opened the politics door and it all spilled out. Voter security is not a tech problem, it is political. Tech solutions have been around for years, but politics prevents the adoption.

@Leo Can we just close this thread before people rage quit the forum?