r/MurderedByWords • u/JerryJr99 • Jan 31 '25

#1 Murder of Week Your response is concerning, Bobby!

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u/Similar_Vacation6146 Feb 01 '25

Yes. I think the person who wins the election by votes—and not political and legal maneuvering—is the one who wins an election. Crazy concept. Not a dem btw, but I'm sure that won't stop you from whining about it.

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u/Big-Opposite8889 Feb 01 '25

So you are denying the certified results of a legitimate election? Sounds exactly what people like to pin on MAGA

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u/ExplodiaNaxos Feb 01 '25

You don’t seem to grasp the concept of “proof”…

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u/Big-Opposite8889 Feb 01 '25

Was the election certified or not? Would denying the result of the election certification constitute election denial or not?

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u/ExplodiaNaxos Feb 01 '25

Proof shows Gore won.

Proof shows Trump didn’t win in 2020.

This isn’t the gotcha moment you think it is.

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u/Similar_Vacation6146 Feb 01 '25

Which is why he can't shut up about certification, as if a symbolic act and not the thing that constitutes it is what matters.

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u/Big-Opposite8889 Feb 01 '25

Denying the results of the election and its subsequent certification is election denial be it Gore or Trump

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u/ExplodiaNaxos Feb 01 '25

Denying proof that someone won the election but wasn’t certified and that someone lost the election and wasn’t certified is denying reality, bud. The fact that you can’t admit to this but have to dance around the issue with whataboutisms is telling

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u/Big-Opposite8889 Feb 01 '25

Whataboutisms? Both cases are denying the certification therefore both are election denial. Cope harder

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u/ExplodiaNaxos Feb 01 '25

Except one case is built on proof and the other on rejecting it. They are not the same.

Cope harder, shit-for-brains

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u/Big-Opposite8889 Feb 01 '25

Election denial all the same.

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u/ExplodiaNaxos Feb 01 '25

Still not the same. As I’ve said. Multiple times.

Are you this retarded or are you just putting up an act?

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u/Big-Opposite8889 Feb 01 '25

Cope election denier

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u/ExplodiaNaxos Feb 01 '25

Cope illiterate wazzock

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u/Similar_Vacation6146 Feb 01 '25

You're the one denying election results homie. Multiple studies corroborate that Gore got more votes in Florida. What should happen when one candidate receives more votes in a state?