Remember how the issue you have is the inability to distinguish innuendo from fact?subgenius wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 9:49 pmI know video doesn't convince guys like you but here:honorentheos wrote: ↑Fri Dec 18, 2020 9:37 pm
Oh really? Remember the thing about confusing innuendo for fact?
Share your source for that claim.
https://rumble.com/vbzvl9-the-second-vi ... llots.html
and here
https://rumble.com/vbzvpp-the-third-vid ... ke-tw.html
and here
https://rumble.com/vbzvi7-precinct-no.- ... na-mi.html
watch all 3, and return with shovel for digging your trench deeper.
Your second video seems to be the one you posted to support your claim. So what's it show?
We see a table where a couple of people participating in the limited risk audit are being told their job is count the number of ballots which they need to finish doing. They say they have ballots that they believe have the same signature on them and want to challenge them. She tells them they need to finish counting them because the audit process needs completed and their job is to count the ballots first, that she understands they believe there are inconsistencies with a small stack of ballots they have separated out from the others. But the first step is for them to count and to confirm how many ballots were in what I hear her call a "can". They ask if, once they are done counting can they challenge the ballots they have separated out? She tells them that the audit needs them to finish counting the ballots which is their job at this point in the process, she explains their job is a quantity count, and the audit is being performed as part of the overall process but they need to finish counting for the next steps to happen. So they need to stop cosplaying as investigators and finish the quantity count.
The innuendo is that people tallying votes were being told to include ones with obvious voter fraud involved.
The facts are the people at the table are supposed to be counting how many ballots were in a container so the audit could be performed, have instead begun to act as investigators, and their supervisor is explaining to them what their job is, why it's necessary they do it quickly so they aren't holding the process up, and outlining the rest of the process.
So, thanks again for confirming the problem with you and people like you treating innuendo as fact.