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Bizarre fact: The Norwegian version of Dracula was completely different and Bram Stoker went into an incredibly prescient rant about how Europe was headed to a racist militarization that needed to be stopped or folk like the Dark Lord would take over. 
So Dracula and Trump have some things in common.
So a solution in search of a problem, basically. They wanted Trump to win even after voters had said otherwise, and getting people killed in an insurrection was just the cheap cost of “looking for the truth.”
The whole fucking thing with this administration is they ruled like they were never going to lose re-election. They thought that little of the right of voters to render a different verdict. Working that angle it doesn’t surprise me that they decided to run a fraudulent electors scheme and send violence upon the Capitol when the election in fact didn’t go their way. Disgusting animals belong in jail. >

When acquaintances had started pushing conspiracy theories related to vaxxing and politics, I always asked them, "yeah, but what if you're wrong? Have you considered the consequences?"
They had not. It seemed like they were more interested in being right at almost any cost, even if it hurt the lives of people around them. I wasn't around them after that. >

It’s all stupid people who want to feel special by way of believing they have special information. Like religious zealots, they cannot question the special information because it would nullify the endorphins they’re enjoying. It’s really that simple.
In most cases it’s a situation like covid where they don’t understand the subject matter at all, and have no hope to. Because this stuff tends to flow within friend groups, it would be even harder to change their position or go against the flow of that group, so in conjunction with having no scientific grasp of the subject matter, they kneel to socio-political pressure. >

There's a process for that, and it had already happened.
61 lawsuits were filed. 9 were overseen by Trump-appointed judges. One was dismissed by The Supreme Court, and 3 of Trump's Justices.
Several of the cases didn't even allege fraud, despite Trump's lawyers claiming it in interviews.
Only ONE case succeeded, and it had nothing to do with voter fraud. It basically allowed campaign observers a better view of ballot counting.
Recounts and audits occurred. Many of them found more votes for Biden, if anything.
The 2020 election was fully adjudicated, and zero reliable claims were put forward.
If anyone is to blame for failing to uncover "the truth," it is the people vested in Trump's success, including Ginni. They failed miserably, so perhaps a mirror and some self-reflection is in order. >

The absolute last thing a Trump cult member is going to do is some self-reflection. >

Dracula does more self reflection