"Protesters" are on the way... as planned now for weeks

[Paladin]

In Dallas the Dems/ANTIFA have been organizing a post election "protest" for weeks. They sent out a notice to their Dallas 1,100 member mailing list last night that it is "ON". I understand they are heading to Dallas City Hall, but doubt they will restrict their activities to a single location.

I guess they knew all along that the legacy media was full of it (as usual).

Stacks of Bricks Found in Cities Nationwide Ahead of Election Results

Please note that the Dallas brick video is old (from May 30). That said, it is clear that these "protests" are not going to be peaceful.

Ya'll be careful out there.

[srothstein]

I am just curious what they are protesting. Right now, it looks like Biden stands a very good chance of winning. Michigan has turned to Biden leading and that looks like the deciding state (based on all the already called ones). Trump has 213 electoral votes and is leading in Maine's one district (1 making it 214), Pennsylvania (20 - 234), North Carolina (15 - 249), Georgia (16 - 265), and Alaska (3 - 268). Michigan (16), Wisconsin (10), and Nevada (6) are still in play but Biden is leading in all three. If Biden wins all three, combined with his 238 current votes, he gets to 270 exactly.

Michigan is the closest and has gone back and forth. I think it will be the deciding state.

So, if Biden is winning, what are they protesting? Truthfully, if Trump wins, they are protesting against our Republic and its free elections. I was almost shocked when this happened last time - protests just because Trump won. Protests against free elections does not sound too democratic to me (and I know we are not a democracy, but this is the phrase the Democrats keep using - that Trump is destroying democracy).

[Paladin]

I am just curious what they are protesting. Right now, it looks like Biden stands a very good chance of winning. Michigan has turned to Biden leading and that looks like the deciding state (based on all the already called ones). Trump has 213 electoral votes and is leading in Maine's one district (1 making it 214), Pennsylvania (20 - 234), North Carolina (15 - 249), Georgia (16 - 265), and Alaska (3 - 268). Michigan (16), Wisconsin (10), and Nevada (6) are still in play but Biden is leading in all three. If Biden wins all three, combined with his 238 current votes, he gets to 270 exactly.

Michigan is the closest and has gone back and forth. I think it will be the deciding state.

So, if Biden is winning, what are they protesting? Truthfully, if Trump wins, they are protesting against our Republic and its free elections. I was almost shocked when this happened last time - protests just because Trump won. Protests against free elections does not sound too democratic to me (and I know we are not a democracy, but this is the phrase the Democrats keep using - that Trump is destroying democracy).

The evidence points towards something like Operation Ajax or a Color Revolution

[2farnorth]

Corruption is winning, not Biden

[LucasMcCain]

Trump was set to win a decisive victory, then the Dem run states stopped counting and suddenly found a bunch more ballots. Funny thing, they were all for Biden. Oh, and it would give him exactly enough votes to win? The fix is in. They are blatantly cheating. If this stands, we no longer live in a democratic republic. Our system is broken and over.

[philip964]

This photo could be all made up.

Couldn’t check it.

Shows more votes cast than voters in Wisconsin.

[Papa_Tiger]

This photo could be all made up.

Couldn’t check it.

Shows more votes cast than voters in Wisconsin.

You can check with the "official" sources:
https://elections.wi.gov/node/7220

"The State of Wisconsin had 3,684,726 active registered voters on November 1, 2020"

[Rafe]

This photo could be all made up.

Couldn’t check it.

Shows more votes cast than voters in Wisconsin.

You can check with the "official" sources:
https://elections.wi.gov/node/7220

"The State of Wisconsin had 3,684,726 active registered voters on November 1, 2020"

Ya beat me to it. In fact, going back as far as November 2015, I didn't see any time where Wisconsin had a registered voter count under 3.3 million.

[Grayling813]

What are they protesting? That their desired socialist team of Biden/Harris appears to be winning the Presidency?

[Ruark]

While Biden is currently ahead in Michigan by, I think, .6%, the outstanding areas are historically very red. So that can change.

It was reported just a few minutes ago that 75% of the Arizona vote is in, not 95%. Biden leads by about 90,000 votes; there are over 500,000 not yet counted; it could easily swing to the red.

Trump will ask for a recount in Wisconsin. Biden's .6% lead is well under the 1% margin that allows a recount.

[Rafe]

Election 2020 protests: More than 520 events, marches planned to 'protect the results'
USA Today, Updated 12:31 p.m. Eastern

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nat ... 158310002/

More than 520 events are planned nationwide by Protect the Results on Wednesday and beyond if activists decided to mobilize in the event President Donald Trump either refuses to accept election results or prematurely declares victory.
...
Protect the Results is a coalition of more than 165 grassroots organizations, advocacy groups and labor unions led by activist groups Indivisible and Stand Up America.

On Election Night, hundreds marched through the streets and several were arrested in cities including Washington, D.C.; Los Angeles; Portland; Seattle; and Raleigh.

[jason812]

Election 2020 protests: More than 520 events, marches planned to 'protect the results'
USA Today, Updated 12:31 p.m. Eastern

https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nat ... 158310002/

More than 520 events are planned nationwide by Protect the Results on Wednesday and beyond if activists decided to mobilize in the event President Donald Trump either refuses to accept election results or prematurely declares victory.
...
Protect the Results is a coalition of more than 165 grassroots organizations, advocacy groups and labor unions led by activist groups Indivisible and Stand Up America.

On Election Night, hundreds marched through the streets and several were arrested in cities including Washington, D.C.; Los Angeles; Portland; Seattle; and Raleigh.

And if Trump were winning, it would be called "Protest the Results." There were going to be protests no matter what.

[Rafe]

And if Trump were winning, it would be called "Protest the Results." There were going to be protests no matter what.

Yep. Got that right. They'd already planned to protest either way. Not for the illusion of any ideology, but because they can get away with it. All the inaction by the the liberal cities earlier this year have emboldened all these twits to "protest" whenever they want and as destructively as they want.

[srothstein]

The evidence points towards something like Operation Ajax or a Color Revolution

Looking at the protests and the obvious planning that went into them, I am rapidly coming to believe that you are correct. Looking at the county results versus the state results, and I am beginning to believe that we do need to reform the electoral college. Not removing it like the Dems want, but modifying it to try to balance the growing disparity between urban and rural areas.

I started to type a few paragraphs on what I think we need to do to save our country. As I typed I came to the conclusion that the US might not be saveable anymore. I cannot (will not) start a revolution, but I certainly expect it and know what side I will be on.

[jason812]

Looking at the county results versus the state results, and I am beginning to believe that we do need to reform the electoral college. Not removing it like the Dems want, but modifying it to try to balance the growing disparity between urban and rural areas.

I told my brother last night the same thing. Needs to be changed to land mass covered.