LOL.
The thread title needs to be changed as it is misleading and has no evidence.
I think their evidence is flawed:
List of Evidence.
Like the above statement that they said " They have Not found any evidence of hacking ".
They just have a feeling though...
You're ever-so-enlightened in everything you do!
The left has been fighting tooth & nail against the notion there ever is any election fraud. What are they going to do if it is revealed voter fraud is real and can and does affect outcomes? The Democrats have positioned themselves on the stance that anything to eliminate potential voter fraud is inherently discriminative against minorities. Democrats supporting anti-fraud initiatives would now be a contradiction against their platform.
Republicans, on the other hand, can still stand by their stance that voter fraud exists and steps should be taken towards eliminating fraud.
Hahahahaha, based on those quotes here's how I took it:
"Well, considering how well Trump did in areas with electronic voting machines we find that to be highly suspicious, because only stupid lazy rednecks with small paycheck blue collar jobs vote for Trump and they use paper ballots. They too dumb to use electronics LOL"
Nevermind facts like the that Trump voters had above average salaries.
And were largely less educated ...
Oh you silly silly liberal. Still equating a piece of a paper to be the determining factor of if someone is able to survive in life or not.
"Oh boy oh boy, now that I got my degree in gender studies/feminism/communications/psychology/<insert worthless degree> I will be a smashing success!"
Ever wonder why drug use has escalated so much? Probably because retards with quotes like that come out of degree windmills and think someone has a $100k job waiting for them to post stupid bullshit Huffington Post articles on Facebook all day. The real world hits them like a bitch slap across the face and they spend their life being a Barista at Starbucks earning <$25k.
At the end of the day, a piece of paper means nothing - it has zero equivalency to ones ability to have a skillful job in life. And with the shit they are teaching in schools these days outside of STEM majors, I'm pretty sure some IQs go down.
By a narrower margin than Romney did, while ALL college grads were won by Clinton by 9%. Meanwhile, NON college grads went overwhelmingly for Trump. Which was kind of the point of the post you quoted. So, uh, yeah what was it you thought refuted him again?
Drug use with the exception of marijuana has stayed steady or declined.
Oh yeah bro, totally brah.
Illicit drug use in the United States has been increasing.In 2013, an estimated 24.6 million Americans aged 12 or older—9.4 percent of the population—had used an illicit drug in the past month. This number is up from 8.3 percent in 2002. The increase mostly reflects a recent rise in use of marijuana, the most commonly used illicit drug.
Use of most drugs other than marijuana has stabilized over the past decade or has declined. In 2013, 6.5 million Americans aged 12 or older (or 2.5 percent) had used prescription drugs nonmedically in the past month. Prescription drugs include pain relievers, tranquilizers, stimulants, and sedatives. And 1.3 million Americans (0.5 percent) had used hallucinogens (a category that includes ecstasy and LSD) in the past month.
I know brah, from your own source:
https://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/drugfacts/nationwide-trends
So, you were saying?
wonder what that chart would look like compared to legal opiate od's.Oh yeah bro, totally brah.
Probably cherry picked the only example that had an increase. It was either heroin, or people licking his wife's back for the hallucinogenic effects.
And remember, he linked it to some societal decline that came from dumb kids getting women's studies degrees or something. Logically you would think someone would then conclude that either his premise was wrong or all those terrible degrees were helping reduce drug use.
Here's my bet that he does neither and continues to believe what he believed before, despite direct evidence to the contrary from a source he found credible enough to cite just a few minutes ago.
Oh you silly silly liberal. Still equating a piece of a paper to be the determining factor of if someone is able to survive in life or not.
"Oh boy oh boy, now that I got my degree in gender studies/feminism/communications/psychology/<insert worthless degree> I will be a smashing success!"
Ever wonder why drug use has escalated so much? Probably because retards with quotes like that come out of degree windmills and think someone has a $100k job waiting for them to post stupid bullshit Huffington Post articles on Facebook all day. The real world hits them like a bitch slap across the face and they spend their life being a Barista at Starbucks earning <$25k.
At the end of the day, a piece of paper means nothing - it has zero equivalency to ones ability to have a skillful job in life. And with the shit they are teaching in schools these days outside of STEM majors, I'm pretty sure some IQs go down.
That Trump won among college-educated whites, to his (and your) everlasting horror. Sorry his argument was shredded, maybe you can comfort him tonight while you're blowing him.
Would actually love to see a chart of drug addiction/use by grade level just to appease you. I would be willing to place a wager that the steep incline of recent years is more geared towards the "higher education". Because like I said, a piece of paper totally dictates what one does with their life.
well said.You think it's preppy liberal arts graduates going around shooting up heroin in record numbers? lol. The recent heroin epidemic is more linked to FDA regulations making it difficult for people to keep opiate prescriptions. When they start to go into withdrawal and really want their dope, they turn to the black market. iirc, legal opiate and heroin deaths are most prevalent in middle-aged white people, not 25 year old baristas.
EDIT:
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2015/10/30/us/31heroin-deaths.html
There are some quick numbers, I know there's a more thorough study out there that looks into socioeconomic factors, and it's largely lower-skilled, less-educated, older whites that are suffering the worst from the heroin epidemic.
I just heard about this
http://us.cnn.com/2016/11/22/politics/hillary-clinton-challenge-results/index.html
And to be honest, this election was so dirty and primitive on so many levels I wouldn't be surprised if it was hacked.
Would actually love to see a chart of drug addiction/use by grade level just to appease you. I would be willing to place a wager that the steep incline of recent years is more geared towards the "higher education". Because like I said, a piece of paper totally dictates what one does with their life.
Of course you wouldn't, recognizing reality seems to be out of your wheelhouse.