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Was the 2000 election stolen from gore? 


What was Trump claiming about 2020?

I'm almost 52 and it seems to me that whoever loses has a portion of people who claims it was stolen. Just like how in sports no one loses but was cheated out of winning. Most of the time its all just plain BS. 

Hey CF, all the Saint's fans say HELLO  👋👋🤣🤣

Hahaha... I said most of the time. Saints have a legitimate gripe.

1) It wasn't stolen.  It was incredibly close and there were reasonable disagreements about how to count.  It came down to 9⁄1000 of 1%.   So there were legal fights about what to consider a vote, since the way the ballot was designed was kinda funky and there were issues with whether a hole had to be punched entirely, dimpled but not broken, or the chad removed....stuff like that.

2) Trump didn't make any legitimate claims to become the president.  He complained in generalities, so that he never had to defend his statements and he would've had to overturn several states anyway.  He was attempting a coup, it's different.  He was hoping that people from his own party would grant him power in spite of the vote counts.

Nah, I'll disagree. They are crybabies and the worst fan base in the league. Never seen anyone make that many excuses and conspiracy theories about why they lose.

It was an obvious blown call, but the amount they still cry about it makes me glad it happened, lol.

Blown call? Hell, they been crying foul for a few years now. That's why I look forward to them losing every year. It's like after Trump was elected, full melt down mode LMAO

I have a few friends who are Saints fans and they said that on the Saints fan boards, people were really losing their shit over that blown call but even more so this past year awhen they lost to the Bucs in the playoffs after beating them twice in the regular season

LMAO, which blown call are you guys talking about? It's a reoccuring theme, when they lose they complain about a blown call or some tin foil hat conspiracy. 

The obvious pass interference in the NFC Title game against the Rams.  I should say it was a blown non-call.   

This one

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vS40iaejHT0&ab_channel=AceHighlights (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vS40iaejHT0&ab_channel=AceHighlights)

This is supposed to be about corrupt elections, not bad calls in football

What does that have to with this thread?

^ Your question isn't interesting AND it has been answered clearly.

So, you're getting trolled by everyone else.

Did you not get the answers you want to continue the discussion?  I answered your question very straightforward and you didn't respond.  What more do you want?

To get this thread back on topic.......Why do we park on driveways and drive on parkways?

Also why is it that a package transported by car or truck is called a shipment, whereas a package transported by ship is cargo.

nice!

If Teflon is a nonstick surface, how do they make it stick to the pan?

If they are so close together, why are they called apartments?

Why is it Dolphins4life when he's obviously a Patriots fan?

Why do you say I am a Patriots fan when I am not?  Why are you unable to objectively analyze officiating?

"Why can't we all just get along?"  -Rodney King

When white people are happy, they are white.  When they are angry, they are red.   When they are sick, they are green.  When they are scared, they are yellow.  When they are sad, they are blue. 

When black people experience all those emotions, they stay black no matter what. 

So why are black people known as people of color?

How much wood could a woodchuck fuck if a woodchuck could fuck wood?

^^^ If it's a Naughty Pine...probably a lot.

Ouch. Or maybe some hardwood.