you're dismissing that based on nothing more than > trust me bro  > that sounds funny but you need to explain why it wouldn't work, and so far you can only appeal to > trust me they didn't have xyz to make that many ballots for fraud why not? i'm not arguing either way, just saying you're giving us 100% > trust me bro and no one takes that seriously.  bttom line is, there were ballot accounting errors in 2020, and the same ones popped up in the same places there were purported irregularities again in 2024. if there's wide-scale fraud, it's likely done by professional networks who remain in place for years and years. they might have logistics issues, and other posts are directly addressing those; there is no "come on that can't be trust me bro" -- we've seen everything people used to dismiss as "that doesn't happen". i'm open to whatever your view is, you just have to try harder to sell it.
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