Election Denialism

It was an enraged mob that had been whipped up into a frenzy by a President repeating over and over again the Big Lie that the election of 2020 had been stolen.¹

— Fake President Joe Biden

Actual headline on CNN: Poll shows voters' views on election denialism after 2024 election. What is election denialism. It's a conspiracy theory that says the 2020 election was not stolen.

The CNN reporters were laughing about the fact that after the 2024 election a lot more Republicans thought the election was fair than did in 2020. Their comment was something like, “Well, of course, they won.”

CNN, predictably, did not entertain the idea that maybe, just maybe the reason for that is because the 2020 election was actually stolen—which it was.

It’s like many of the articles I’ve read in legacy media warning against “doing your own research.” One of the terrible outcomes that many people that engage in that most dangerous activity experience is that they end up distrusting government and its agencies.

No shit, Sherlock.

None of the articles that I read entertained the idea that that’s because the government and its agencies are untrustworthy—which they are.

We don’t hate the legacy media enough.

The election wasn't stolen! Wethinks thou dost protest too much.

Man stuffing a ballot box with this text: TRUMP WON. We Will Never Forget.

The Ballot. In counting there is strength. That's what's the matter. Boss Tweed: As long as I count the votes, what are you going to do about it? Say?

Barak Obama says: “I believe that the free, robust, sometimes antagonistic exchange of ideas produces better outcomes and a healthier society.” But don’t think the election was stolen or that you shouldn’t get the vaccine. Those “free, robust” ideas are not allowed.

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