Bear Pit: now the sole domicile of politics at LuLa

[TechTalk]

Evidence?  Of what?

A variety of things. Like an emotionally driven and incoherent argument lacking substance and evidence.

[Craig Lamson]

There was no election mess. More accurately, there is a segment of population that was incredibly gullible and allowed themselves to be hoodwinked by one of the greatest liars in the history of the USA. 

https://www.cbc.ca/news/world/election-voting-fair-1.5800488

Of course there was an election mess.  Big Tech censored people. Big Media hid stories that could hurt their guy.  Democrats sued to change election rules, and the rules changed.  Knowing who exactly mailed in a lot of votes is unknown. The election was won the backs of just a few Democrat controlled big cites many with a history of hinky elections

It's an election mess unlike any in the modern history of the US.   And since they won, the liberals think its all good. 
 

[Craig Lamson]

A variety of things. Like an emotionally driven and incoherent argument lacking substance and evidence.

My argument has plently of substance.  You just don't like the implications.

[digitaldog]

Of course there was an election mess.

Anyone can play this silly game: Of course you wax boats. 
Trump lost bigly.
Tomorrow the EC will finish what millions of Americans started November 3rd.
What may or may not happen is a safe, democratic process known as the transfer of power. That's up to Trump and his sycophants, some who would rather load their guns than load their minds by accepting facts.
This was the most secure election in history, according to many including Fox News:
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/2020-election-secure-history-federal-security

[digitaldog]

My argument has "plently" of substance.

It does, but only inside the unreality bubble you surround yourself in. 
 

[Craig Lamson]

Yup, and some show themselves next to big, well waxed boats, while telling those who have seen the facts massively verified that we are blind. 

Yea, I'm happy to be shown next to some really big products I've been selected to photograph.  But who exactly "massivily verified" the facts you seem to think exist?  Show us the proof.   Details.  Direct, empirical evidence.

[TechTalk]

My argument has plently of substance.  You just don't like the implications.

I've never liked the implications of substance abuse.

[digitaldog]

Yea, I'm happy to be shown next to some really big products I've been selected to photograph.

We've been over your need to compensate in the past.  No need to go there again!
"Don’t repeat yourself. It’s not only repetitive, it’s redundant, and people have heard it before." -Daniel Handler

[Craig Lamson]

Anyone can play this silly game: Of course you wax boats. 
Trump lost bigly.
Tomorrow the EC will finish what millions of Americans started November 3rd.
What may or may not happen is a safe, democratic process known as the transfer of power. That's up to Trump and his sycophants, some who would rather load their guns than load their minds by accepting facts.
This was the most secure election in history, according to many including Fox News:
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/2020-election-secure-history-federal-security

Actually I've never waxed a boat in my life.  Wanna try again.

Secure from WHAT exactly?

[digitaldog]

But who exactly "massivily verified" the facts you seem to think exist?  Show us the proof.   Details.  Direct, empirical evidence.

Start here bud:
https://www.cisa.gov/news/2020/11/12/joint-statement-elections-infrastructure-government-coordinating-council-election
Might be too much text to make it's why through your unreality bubble, so the bottom line from our government, people working under Trump:
There is no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes, changed votes, or was in any way compromised.

[TechTalk]

#PROTECT2020 RUMOR VS. REALITY

https://www.cisa.gov/rumorcontrol

[Craig Lamson]

We've been over your need to compensate in the past.  No need to go there again!
"Don’t repeat yourself. It’s not only repetitive, it’s redundant, and people have heard it before." -Daniel Handler

Compensate?  You really are a mess.  Once again assuming something you know nothing about. 

[digitaldog]

Actually I've never waxed a boat in my life.

Fake news. Like I said, anyone can play your silly game of making stuff up and passing it off as factual.
I actually now believe, your main occupation is waxing boats, 40 hours a week. You've shown no evidence that's untrue so it must be true...

At least, the facts about the security of our 2020 election that you can't accept has been shown (and more facts can be provided you will never accept; nothing new in that posting agenda).

And nothing you say will convince me, you're not a professional boat waxer.
One of us has proof and data. Why can't I believe as much magical thinking about what your day job is, as you believe about the election? Answer, I can and will. 

[digitaldog]

Once again assuming something you know nothing about.

Provide proof; expose yourself! 

[TechTalk]

Here it is in comic book form for those that require illustrations to boost their desire to read.

https://www.cisa.gov/cfi-resilience-series-graphic-novels

Disinformation is an existential threat to the United States, our democratic way of life, and the critical infrastructure and functions on which it relies. CISA’s Resilience Series (of which Real Fake is its first graphic novel) communicates the dangers and risks associated with dis- and misinformation through fictional stories that are inspired by real-world events.

CISA encourages everyone to use care when consuming information they receive or come across. Practicing media literacy—including verifying sources, seeking alternative viewpoints, and finding trusted sources of information—is the most effective strategy in limiting the effect of disinformation.

First in the series, Real Fake demonstrates how threat actors capitalize on political and social issues (especially around election cycles) to stealthily plant doubt in the minds of targeted audiences and steer their opinion.

Readers follow protagonists Rachel and Andre as they discover that a command center in Russia is using a network of troll farms to spread false narratives about elections to American voters. With the elections coming up, Rachel and Andre follow the trail of synthetic media and stop the cyber assailants from causing chaos, confusion, and division.

The Resilience Series highlights the importance of evaluating information sources to help individuals understand the risks from foreign influence operations on our society and democracy.

[Craig Lamson]

#PROTECT2020 RUMOR VS. REALITY

https://www.cisa.gov/rumorcontrol

Ah yes, a report authored that includes representives of the voting system manufactures.  A well trusted source.

[Craig Lamson]

Start here bud:
https://www.cisa.gov/news/2020/11/12/joint-statement-elections-infrastructure-government-coordinating-council-election
Might be too much text to make it's why through your unreality bubble, so the bottom line from our government, people working under Trump:
There is no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes, changed votes, or was in any way compromised.

Thats not the only way for vote fraud to occur, Bud.

[Craig Lamson]

Here it is in comic book form for those that require illustrations to boost their desire to read.

https://www.cisa.gov/cfi-resilience-series-graphic-novels

Disinformation is an existential threat to the United States, our democratic way of life, and the critical infrastructure and functions on which it relies. CISA’s Resilience Series (of which Real Fake is its first graphic novel) communicates the dangers and risks associated with dis- and misinformation through fictional stories that are inspired by real-world events.

CISA encourages everyone to use care when consuming information they receive or come across. Practicing media literacy—including verifying sources, seeking alternative viewpoints, and finding trusted sources of information—is the most effective strategy in limiting the effect of disinformation.

First in the series, Real Fake demonstrates how threat actors capitalize on political and social issues (especially around election cycles) to stealthily plant doubt in the minds of targeted audiences and steer their opinion.

Readers follow protagonists Rachel and Andre as they discover that a command center in Russia is using a network of troll farms to spread false narratives about elections to American voters. With the elections coming up, Rachel and Andre follow the trail of synthetic media and stop the cyber assailants from causing chaos, confusion, and division.

The Resilience Series highlights the importance of evaluating information sources to help individuals understand the risks from foreign influence operations on our society and democracy.

Thats a really good point.  Those threat actors from CNN and folks like Adam Schiff, told us the laptop story and Hunter Bidens emails were all Russian disinformation. 

Thanks.

[Craig Lamson]

Fake news. Like I said, anyone can play your silly game of making stuff up and passing it off as factual.
I actually now believe, your main occupation is waxing boats, 40 hours a week. You've shown no evidence that's untrue so it must be true...

At least, the facts about the security of our 2020 election that you can't accept has been shown (and more facts can be provided you will never accept; nothing new in that posting agenda).

And nothing you say will convince me, you're not a professional boat waxer.
One of us has proof and data. Why can't I believe as much magical thinking about what your day job is, as you believe about the election? Answer, I can and will. 

Hey believe what you want.  I'm sure not going to try and stop you. 

[Craig Lamson]

Provide proof; expose yourself! 

I have, you posted the picture.