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How did it ever become relevant whether the loser accepts the result?
The result should obviously be decided by a non corrupt competent body, oh... never mind.
It is relevant in that the loser is the elected nominee for his party and has many people who look up to him and follow his lead. If the loser accepts his defeat gracefully, the people who look up to him are more likely to accept the results and less likely to cause trouble. It doesn’t matter who decides the results and how non-corrupt they are if a corrupt loser sows doubt in the results and makes his followers think they have been cheated, particularly when the majority of his party joins in instead of ostracizing him for being a liar.
Exactly, Republicans are all in on the violence, or they wouldn't nominate him. They know what he is, and they like it.
Has there ever been a democrat presidential candidate who ever said he/she wouldn't accept not winning?
This insanity is exclusively something the Republicans say.
But yes I would, reluctantly yes, and I would be sad and pissed that so many would vote for a criminal corrupt malignant narcissist. But I would accept it unless there was clear evidence as in proof of cheating. Not just accusations mind you, proof.
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It's a troll. This one is pretty obviously an edgy kid.
I agree, that's what it looks like. I even considered reporting him as a troll.
I bet they think they were in here "owning the libs" or something, but I'm officially unbothered.
I doubt it. I doubt they even believe what they're saying. They just like ruffling feathers.
It's a common thing the clueless like to say about small towns, believing everyone thinks like they do.