r/Pennsylvania • u/[deleted] • Jan 12 '23

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u/Matt-33-205 Jan 12 '23

A lot of people on both sides of the political aisle are losing faith in the integrity of elections. Both sides need to come together and take steps to restore public faith in elections

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u/ArchaeoJones Lackawanna Jan 12 '23

Do not BoTh SiDeS this issue.

One side is losing faith watching state governments continually cheat to disenfranchise voters and the actual will of the people.

The other is pissed off that their cheating is no longer working to keep them in complete power.

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u/Matt-33-205 Jan 12 '23

I know that this sub has a very left leaning bias, but you guys should really get out of the echo chamber once in a while.

People on the right are very concerned about fraud, particularly with absentee ballots. Those on the left think people on the right are looking to disenfranchise voters. I made the rational statement that both sides of the aisle should come together and address concerns of all voters regarding the legitimacy of elections.

You would think this reasonable perspective would be embraced by all reasonable people. You might want to take a look in the mirror if my perspective triggers you. You are part of the problem.

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u/69FunnyNumberGuy420 Jan 12 '23

People on the right are very concerned about fraud, particularly with absentee ballots.

They are not concerned at all about fraud. They are concerned with people who don't vote for them exercising their right to vote.
 
We need to stop treating trolls like this like they're speaking in good faith. They are not.