This is the same as you refusing to acknowledge that you would have accepted the results without question had Trump won.
It was Trump who declared victory with unreasonable prematurity and you didn't bat an eyelid. Now Biden has acknowledged various bodies calling the election in his favour you deem it premature.
The idea that fraud only exists if things don't go in your favour is not col, calm, nor collected.
My mum used to drive me crazy giving me kitchen gadgets everytime she visited. I suspect she passed on the ones which were at the "worst tools to own" end of the spectrum, but a few of them were good enough for me to get the bug.
Now I find kitchen gadgets in charity shops myself and pass them on to my daughter, or even my grandchildren. The kids eat so many apples since I gave them an all in one corer and slicer. I originally got it for my daughter, she gave it back to me and now it's finally being loved in the right little hands.
Why would the size of the crowd be at all meaningful with respect to voting?
As I understand it, you don't need to go to a rally to get a ballot.
What the size of the crowds imply is that Trump supporters are more likely to take risks with their, and other's, health and lives in the middle of a pandemic.
Poland has had compulsory vaccinations since the communist regime. Lots of countries have at least some level of coerced, or mandatory vaccination.
Personally, I think working out the trust issues would be a more productive, and possibly more cost effective means of dealing with objection to vaccines.
When my daughter was small, medical staff were less than transparent when I asked about risks. I expected to have an informed choice and in the absence of that information, I refused consent for some vaccinations.
Yeah, I can't get my head round hurtling around in a couple of tons of metal with all those gorgeous, squashy people on the outside.
It still seems that a lower carbon footprint and greater physical fitness pales into insignificance against petty social status on this side of the pond.
I can't tell you the number of times I've filled in forms as Ms. Jac and then get mail addressed to Mr. Jac, like those who input data have to correct my error of judgement.
It's not like my lumps and bumps are ambiguous. I am 'fully' aware of my own gender.
RE: Which Greek Deity Are YOU? -
You're not supposed to laugh, Mic.You're supposed to say I am the physical embodiment of all that is Athena.