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[Ibanez]

I have been using DuckDuckGo since long before Hillary ran for President.

-I’ve been using DuckDuckGo for 2-3 years now..
-Also watch Oan & NewsMax.

Haven’t used the other newer stuff, but I never had a Fakebook or twatter account..

Honest question - what is the benefit from watching/reading news that only aligns to your political beliefs? Do you feel that you're getting the true, unvarnished story? Or does the bias not concern you?

[SeattleGriz]

-I’ve been using DuckDuckGo for 2-3 years now..
-Also watch Oan & NewsMax.

Haven’t used the other newer stuff, but I never had a Fakebook or twatter account..

Honest question - what is the benefit from watching/reading news that only aligns to your political beliefs? Do you feel that you're getting the true, unvarnished story? Or does the bias not concern you?

Are you talking about CNN, MSNBC and Reuters?

Yeah, I know they are biased, but can filter all that out.

[BDKJMU]

MeWe, Gab and rumble? I haven't heard of those. Are these sites separate but equal?
I've yet to see or read about a mass exodus and deletion of profiles by conservatives from Facebook & Twitter

They may not be deleting profiles en masse, but they're using it less en masse.
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/11/11/tech ... wsmax.html

Apparently its a threat to democracy..
https://www.dailywire.com/news/threat-t ... r-facebook

[UNI88]

Honest question - what is the benefit from watching/reading news that only aligns to your political beliefs? Do you feel that you're getting the true, unvarnished story? Or does the bias not concern you?

Are you talking about CNN, MSNBC and Reuters?

Yeah, I know they are biased, but can filter all that out.

BDK is a true believer, he doesn't "hold his nose" and support Trump. Can he filter out the bias from the platforms that he follows?

[SunCoastBlueHen]

Are you talking about CNN, MSNBC and Reuters?

Yeah, I know they are biased, but can filter all that out.

BDK is a true believer, he doesn't "hold his nose" and support Trump. Can he filter out the bias from the platforms that he follows?

He is the bias, what's to filter?

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[Gil Dobie]

[Ibanez]

Trump said in 2016, 2017 and 2018 that our elections were safe and secure. And now, suddenly under his watch, they no longer are?

The problem with the hypocrisy game is that it cuts both ways.

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[AZGrizFan]

Trump said in 2016, 2017 and 2018 that our elections were safe and secure. And now, suddenly under his watch, they no longer are?

The problem with the hypocrisy game is that it cuts both ways.

Yes, but Trumps reasoning is much more plausible.....”mail in” ballots....seems legit, right?

[Winterborn]

Yes, but Trumps reasoning is much more plausible.....”mail in” ballots....seems legit, right?

I am all for following the EU in this area.

https://www.newsweek.com/voting-fraud-r ... on-1522535

Among the 27 countries in the European Union, 63 percent ban mail-in voting unless living abroad and another 22 percent require a photo ID to obtain a mail-in ballot. Twenty-two percent ban the practice even for those who live abroad.

There are 16 countries in the rest of Europe, and they are even more restrictive. Every single one bans mail-in voting for those living in the country or require a photo ID to obtain a mail-in ballot. Sixty-three percent don't allow mail-in ballots even for citizens living outside of the country.

France banned mail-in voting in 1975 because of massive fraud in Corsica, where postal ballots were stolen or bought and voters cast multiple votes. Mail-in ballots were used to cast the votes of dead people.

The U.K., which allows postal voting, has had some notable mail-in ballot fraud cases. Prior to recent photo ID requirements, six Labour Party councilors in Birmingham won office after what the judge described as a "massive, systematic and organized" postal voting fraud campaign. The fraud was apparently carried out with the full knowledge and cooperation of the local Labour Party. There was "widespread theft" of postal votes (possibly around 40,000 ballots) in areas with large Muslim populations, because Labour members were worried that the Iraq War would spur these voters to oppose the incumbent government.

In 1991, Mexico's election mandated voter photo IDs and banned absentee ballots. The then-governing Institutional Revolutionary Party had long used fraud and intimidation with mail-in ballots in order to win elections. Only in 2006 were absentee ballots again allowed, and then only for those living abroad who requested them at least six months in advance.

[BDKJMU]

Yes, but Trumps reasoning is much more plausible.....”mail in” ballots....seems legit, right?

I am all for following the EU in this area.

https://www.newsweek.com/voting-fraud-r ... on-1522535

Among the 27 countries in the European Union, 63 percent ban mail-in voting unless living abroad and another 22 percent require a photo ID to obtain a mail-in ballot. Twenty-two percent ban the practice even for those who live abroad.

There are 16 countries in the rest of Europe, and they are even more restrictive. Every single one bans mail-in voting for those living in the country or require a photo ID to obtain a mail-in ballot. Sixty-three percent don't allow mail-in ballots even for citizens living outside of the country.

In other words as the author should have put it:

Among the 27 countries in the European Union, 17 ban mail-in voting unless living abroad and another 6 require a photo ID to obtain a mail-in ballot. 6 ban the practice even for those who live abroad.

There are 16 countries in the rest of Europe, and they are even more restrictive. Every single one bans mail-in voting for those living in the country or require a photo ID to obtain a mail-in ballot. 10 don't allow mail-in ballots even for citizens living outside of the country.

I get annoyed when people use percentages for small numbers..

[Ibanez]

I am all for following the EU in this area.

https://www.newsweek.com/voting-fraud-r ... on-1522535

In other words as the author should have put it:

Among the 27 countries in the European Union, 17 ban mail-in voting unless living abroad and another 6 require a photo ID to obtain a mail-in ballot. 6 ban the practice even for those who live abroad.

There are 16 countries in the rest of Europe, and they are even more restrictive. Every single one bans mail-in voting for those living in the country or require a photo ID to obtain a mail-in ballot. 10 don't allow mail-in ballots even for citizens living outside of the country.

I get annoyed when people use percentages for small numbers..

Your post made me think of this

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