>Accept the inevitable choice that's being rigged for you, or you are stupid.
That's not how thinking for yourself works, anon. Some people simply refuse to go along with the narrative. That's OK, because that's sort of what this country was founded on.
Mail-in voting is definitely a factor. The problem is the RNC hasn't quite the balls (or enough useful idiots) to pull off a cheating scandal the size of what's assumed about 2020. The problem with the 2020 assumptions is that every court in the land that heard the matter summarily dismissed it for various reasons from clerical errors to, ya know, lack of evidence to support it.
But to assume that mass mail-in voting is on the up and up is folly, too. It's just that the narrative of cheating has been so thoroughly "debunked" to so much of the population that it's created more division than unity. Even those that don't accept the narratives around PDJT doing the country a great service have become a "4-6%" scenario, in their opinion. That just makes matters worse, and proves that love/patience/long term game theory planning and execution is a bit much to swallow for some.
>forcing Trump to run outside of the Republican Party.
>forcing voters to write in his name
> People will be pissed if it comes down to write in
>And when Trump wins, the transfer of power back to The People will be complete.
Interesting narrative. Turn Neofeudalism upside down by… using the playbook that has been used on other countries.
>And now our DOJ allows China to get away with it.
No, anon, they still doing some justice stuff. It just doesn't make the same headlines. If you spend all your time immersed in narratives and not thinking for yourself, you'll end up living in their created reality. Don't do that.
https://www.foxnews.com/us/4-chinese-citizens-1-us-illegally-allegedly-found-22-5m-worth-marijuana-plants-georgia
Paging grammar kitty. Aren't we supposed to have an "n" here?