Post by twetch#2584

17mNxa…zGjY Key · twetch

Whoever "wins" the US election, the election was stolen. In the year 2020, it is negligent to have a voting system that is so vulnerable to tampering.

What the chain says
Block
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Time
2020-11-22T19:48:46Z
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17mNxa3wLR3UpkxzBHkTQ1ynn6boQ3zGjY
App
twetch
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twetch#2584

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Replies (5)

14Vuyt…tn5o Key · twetch
Replying to@17mNxa…zGjY

They both stole it from Jeb.

1HV2XL…RGaV Key · twetch
Replying to@17mNxa…zGjY

And yet all state officials are saying they have witnessed no fraud and that the election was secure.

The only ones calling ‘fraud’ are the LOSERS. The ‘orange ass-wipe’ and his minions.

17mNxa…zGjY Key · twetch
Replying to@1HV2XL…RGaV

It's convenient that "winners" won't admit that there are objective vulnerabilities to the US voting system. It's like BTC. Because they get the results they want (number go up), they conveniently ignore that 7TPS will never work for any use case at scale.

1HV2XL…RGaV Key · twetch
Replying to@17mNxa…zGjY

It’s not a good comparison between BTC and voter fraud because I can prove that BTC is fraudulent (i.e. whitepaper). Yet No wide spread voter fraud proven.

Yes the political system needs fixing.

17mNxa…zGjY Key · twetch
Replying to@1HV2XL…RGaV

I'm talking about infrastructure issues so the comparison is valid. It's actually quite irrelevant if the vulnerabilities are exploited or not. Either voting needs to go to some blockchain auditable solution or go back to paper only.