The country is compromised when you convince a quarter of the population that they can't lose, even if they lose... (legal, suspect)

[Chicano3000X]

A seed primitively planted into the public mind long before the election. Losing is an impossiblilty. No matter how baseless the claims are, no matter how can their side lose? It's contradictory to their reality, to their desires.

It's impossible to lose, even if you lose...

[ClaraC]

We're incredibly vulnerable right now.

As evidenced by Russia's aggressive move on fishermen in US waters off Alaska.

[Old Dawg New Tricks]

Originally Posted by ClaraC

We're incredibly vulnerable right now.

As evidenced by Russia's aggressive move on fishermen in US waters off Alaska.

They’ve been doing that kind of stuff for years. Nothing new.

[jdaelectro]

As unlikable as Trump may be, he doesn't hold a candle to the blatant moral bankruptcy of the left.

[bawac34618]

Originally Posted by jdaelectro

As unlikable as Trump may be, he doesn't hold a candle to the blatant moral bankruptcy of the left.

Come on. Blowing up democracy is going to be far worse for everyone than four years of a pro-choice and pro-LGBT POTUS.

[Oldglory]

Originally Posted by Chicano3000X

A seed primitively planted into the public mind long before the election. Losing is an impossiblilty. No matter how baseless the claims are, no matter how can their side lose? It's contradictory to their reality, to their desires.

It's impossible to lose, even if you lose...

And just who made such a statement? It's impossible to lose "legally" by fraud though. Seems like you are just twisting words here.

[ChrisC]

That's quite arrogant of you to assume that 75% of America shares your political views. I suspect it is nowhere near that.

[self-made]

The country is compromised when you convince a quarter of the population that they can't lose, even if they lose...


The country is compromised when you convince a quarter of the population that they can't win, even if they "win" by committing fraud.

[bawac34618]

Originally Posted by ChrisC

That's quite arrogant of you to assume that 75% of America shares your political views. I suspect it is nowhere near that.

Around 25% of Americans support ending democracy if that's what it takes to keep Trump in power.

[jdaelectro]

Originally Posted by bawac34618

Blowing up democracy is going to be far worse

Conjecture for the moment.

Originally Posted by bawac34618

than four years of a pro-choice potus

You mean pro-death