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In reply to the discussion: Please don't spread Spoonamore hoax [View all]RandomNumbers
(18,244 posts)45. Please summarize your debunking in the OP.
That would be kind to DUers.
I am agnostic on the argument - what I saw suggested some reason for some precinct level audits. I have long been a supporter of auditing elections similar to the kind of audits my employers undergo. Random unless there is a reason to focus in a particular area. Small scope first, then expand if issues are found. It's basic common sense.
But I have no opinion on the validity of Spoonamore's argument. I would be interested in your points, if you summarize them in your OP. Just saying "go read it at this other site" is not compelling. (even if the other site is a well known usually liberal-ish site).
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I'm not sure he's an actual computer security expert -- he calls himself a "computer security expert."
LauraInLA
Nov 21
#22
Spoonamore isn't the only computer expert calling for a recount. There is also the group of computer security experts
pnwmom
Nov 21
#25
The early results could of shown that difference and then as more results were included the difference disappeared
questionseverything
Nov 25
#104
All the evidence you need is that the breaches did occur. They had the opportunity. And the remedy is simple.
pnwmom
Nov 21
#34
They spent 4 years training us to defend the 2020 election, then all elections -- even though
pnwmom
Nov 21
#36
I'm not saying the election WAS fixed. I'm saying there's enough evidence to show it COULD HAVE BEEN FIXED.
pnwmom
Nov 21
#73
With the information gained in the breaches, they could have gone on to hack many more machines
pnwmom
Nov 25
#103
You don't know that. That's the point. It's very possible that the information gained in the breaches
pnwmom
Nov 26
#112
They don't need physical access to the machines on the day of the election. They could have tampered with
pnwmom
Nov 21
#37
yes. but even moreso, it's the memory cards. they are removed and repgrogrammed every election. n/t
garybeck
Nov 21
#47
Yes by insiders either from the machine company or the election office
questionseverything
Nov 21
#76
Every thing you said after the second sentence was incorrect, you are mixing me up with some one else
questionseverything
Nov 26
#113
I think it's interesting that the state of WA, which has only mail in ballots, kept under lock,
pnwmom
Nov 21
#48
You pretending you don't understand how a rig could be accomplished doesn't mean you are correct
questionseverything
Nov 27
#125