Comments by "cchris874" (@cchris874) on "These Trump supporters think the election was stolen. We ask them why" video.

  1. People moving votes in to WHAT building?
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  2. Right on the money. Most of the population has always rejected the notions of scholarship, and proof. They couldn't care less. They were never taught how to evaluate evidence. So it should hardly be surprising how easy it is to brainwash millions.
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  3. No matter how many people ask, you guys refuse to cough up the proof. That kinda says it all. People who declare truths without even coming close to backing up their claims, this is exactly what makes a CTist. Big fat ego, zero understanding of how to evaluate evidence, totally empty upstairs. Cough up the proof or shut up.
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  4. "Biden winning that election makes about as much sense as requiring ID to vote being racist." There's not an ounce of proof. So the facts mean your thinking is flawed.
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  5. Wrong forum.
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  6. No one has come close to providing a proof of a stolen election. What causes people to embrace fiction remains one of life's enduring mysteries.
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  7. Predicting election results has been an elusive endeavor even for the most talented, like Nate Silver. Pretending to be an expert is not fooling anyone with a brain. If you don't have a proof -- which you most certainly do not--, your words are utterly irrelevant.
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  8. Almost a match for the Big Lie.
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  9. Stop the Big Lie. Provide the proof or shut up. It's that simple.
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  10.  @danielfranklin7179  If that's your entire response, it indicates you don't understand the nature of evidence. Perhaps that's another reason you are a Trump supporter. Like father like son.
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  11. Absolutely true. But 45's Big Lie is the magnum opus of them all.
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  12. No, but the liberals do not support a certified psychopath. Big difference.
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  13. In a court of law, you would loose big time. Because in a court of law, they go by evidence. Not fantasies of the brain dead.
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  14. Yeah I know. They are all up to no good. BUT, nothing can top 45's Big Lie. That is the centerpiece of pure unadulterated fraud.
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  15. You guys don't have any proof whatsoever. Why do you allow yourself to believe without evidence? Where does this kind of mentality come from? The same one that believes in shouting in caps I suppose. If you can't give us a proof, who cares?
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  16.  @TRUMP4PRESIDENT47  You know perfectly well that's a ridiculous statement. If the proof is there, why does everyone keep asking for it? Why doesn't Pillow Man submit his computer code to peer review? Why only a single anonymous cyber expert with a paper bag over his head? It's utterly preposterous. If there was a proof, you would have provided some links. There are no such links. They are pure fantasy. If I am wrong, I am giving you the chance to provide some links. Links that PROVE, not SUGGEST. I expect to wait a long, long time. Because you know you have no idea what a proof even means.
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  17.  @TRUMP4PRESIDENT47  Still waiting for that proof. Doesn't it grate on your conscience that you can't deliver?
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  18.  Drew K  By that same logic, Biden should indeed be the winner when you recall Trump's approval rating was 34% upon leaving office. Shows you don't understand the nature of evidence. It shows you haven't the slightest idea what a proof means. This is precisely how CTs work: a whole lot of speculation, their advocates unable to do basic analysis or scholarly investigation or use consistent logic. The fact is there's not a smidgen of proof, none, zero. Like Jehova's Witness, who keep predicting the end of the world, PillowMan keeps predicting the end of Biden. And you probably believe that too.
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  19.  Drew K  And I'll tell you another thing. The suits against Trump and Giuliani are absolutely justified. Suppose some angry liars consistently claimed your business was a fraud, and as a result you suffered financial loss. Would you shrug your shoulders and say, "Well, the liars are right because it "is our current reality." Or would you take them to court? You know perfectly well what the answer is.
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