If anyone is still interested in the voter fraud surrounding the Paterson city council race, it turns out 1200 ballots were excluded because the.signatures didn’t match, 1000 were excluded because the name of the person sending in the ballot was left blank, three because the voters were dead, and one because a voter appeared to be trying to vote twice. That leaves 800 that were unaccounted for in the article. The “facts” as reported in this article differ from the “facts” originally presented here on LuLa. You always have to check the facts.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/19/nyregion/nj-election-mail-voting-fraud.html
But what about ICU beds if you are really sick? America leads there. YOu can always find a statistic to "prove" your point. It's all nonsense.https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3551445/
Hey, <insert usual suspects here> please explain why you, to the tune of $170M (so far) agree with Trump’s attempts to subvert democracy and thwart the will of the American people? After all, you are, in fact, part of the American people.I do understand that this is a leading question, but we are truly interested in your explanation.
Why did the government spend $48 million on Mueller's investigation trying to overturn a legal presidential election?
If anyone is still interested in the voter fraud surrounding the Paterson city council race, it turns out 1200 ballots were excluded because the.signatures didn’t match, 1000 were excluded because the name of the person sending in the ballot was left blank, three because the voters were dead, and one because a voter appeared to be trying to vote twice. That leaves 800 that were unaccounted for in the article. The facts as reported in this article differ from the facts originally presented here on LuLa. You always have to check the facts.https://www.nytimes.com/2020/08/19/nyregion/nj-election-mail-voting-fraud.html
Exactly what comprises the "all" that is "nonsense".
... Trump’s attempts to subvert democracy...
America likes to lead.
We all pick the statistics to prove our point.
That looks like a pretty old table Alan, 2019 OECD data the US stands at ~11 k$ per capita, quite a bit higher last year than your table suggests (See here)But if you look the other graphs the number of nurses and number of doctors per capita the US is in the middle of the range, so I wonder why the cost is so high, do doctors in the US make much more money than their counterparts of other countries or is there another big inefficiency in the system?Unfortunately I couldn't find the number of ICU beds in that dataset, but with regard to number of the total number of hospita beds in the US seems to be on the low side (vs. many other countries) at 2.9 per 1000.
We all pick the statistics to prove our point. That's what's nonsense. Most of it proves nothing because you usually can find some alternative statistic to disprove the point or at least make another point just as valid. So like every other claim, you need a little discernment before concluding anything.
Mr. Whatabout strikes again. Not to mention that I have googled it and can't find the $48 million figure anywhere. He is making up facts again, just like he did with the Paterson city council election fraud case. Mr. Whatabout doesn't care about the facts. He just makes them up as he goes along. All the patience and politeness does not make up for a lack of facts and flawed reasoning.
Peter's right, though. Team Trump is, literally, trying to persuade their associates to disregard the law and "appoint" Trump to another term against the will of the people. The only saving grace is that they're nuts (Rudy & Sidney) or stupid (Jenna).
