Technically if you break it down….If you are going to cheat at the voting booth, you just need to win by a few…let me break it down a bit..

I'm going to go crazy with the numbers to prove a point, it's called "Reductio ad absurdum"…reduction to absurdity…

Democrat just needs to win…but no one at all likes him…he has rigged the election…he get 10 votes out of 5000. but the machine registers 2750 to give his the win….you see in NJ, once you step into the booth and push the buttons, walk out…you have NO IDEA where that vote went to..there is NO VOTE VALIDATION PROCESS….when you arrive to vote you do have to sign a form with your name but you don't put down the party you voted for…they can assume a party…but that doesn't make a difference "AFTER ALL THE VOTES" ARE COUNTED and THE ELECTION IS "OVER"….

I would like to see a counter and a ID number (like a receipt) who you voted for and a running count because I think I would flip the fuck out if I find out my township voted someone in that had only 5 votes but was rigged to win the election…problem is after the election….there is no way to verify if I voted or who I even voted for…nothing…it could all be going into a trash can for all most of us know!!

I have a question, I use a UV dye to find a hard to find engine coolant leak….works great…just glows fluorescent yellow (real bright)….ok, here is my question.

Someone mentioned the UV light kills the COVID-19 virus, kills at lot of virus and other things, but can I use a UV light to kill the virus on let say a cotton swab..

here is my theory, you go down to get a COVID-19 test…but how do you know if the test you are going to take hasn't already tainted…you don't….so if a UV light was to "disinfect" a cotton swab and to valid your test, you get two swabs, you hit both of them with the UV light, you then take both and test yourself twice, then (here is the validity part) you take one of the test and disinfect it with the UV light…that swab will be called the control swab..

summary.

make sure both are disinfected with UV before to verify clean.

both are using in testing you for COVID-19.

take one and disinfect it again…

send off to lab.

it comes back one positive…one negative(control swab)…you have it.

it comes back both positive…your disinfecting didn't work could be the test was tainted.

it comes back both negative…you don't have it.

all this will only work if the UV light kills the COVID-19 on a cotton swab…if it doesn't….no need to give this post one second of thought.

>>10047496

cool, I had no idea there's a difference..be right back…thanks.

>>10047628

Thanks…before I trash this theory, can what do you think can be modified like can the swab be cleaned after the UV testing like a small burst of clean air (like you would use to clean you computer)(can of air) to get a definite negative….I know…just throwing this out there to see if we can come up with a work around….I really don't want to go down and take a test if I don't have it and come back with it after the test is taken and they are the ones that gave it to me..help me out…can you think of some modifications after the UV or before the UV or is this just a lost cause, and just don't go down and get tested if I don't have any symptoms.