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Posted by Ghettoicedtea
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buddy you need to actually read the entire thing. This is a document with accusations not definite proof. When you hear things like
We assess with high confidence means we strongly believe, therefore an accusation and not proof. Also in the document they do not talk about how it is done other than the words "hacking" and "cyber tools" and do not go into details. They just give some blanket statement and do not go into details. Then say classified because they know its nothing.
Also another dead giveaway is "Secretary Clinton was likely to win the election" She never had a clear win. All the people who said MUH HILLARY LANDSLIDE clearly never went outside of cities or blue suburbs and went out and traveled and talked to people in the USA enough.
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I didn’t say it was proof of collusion... I’m merely saying the story of Russian interference is not fake news. I’m not arguing about what it means, I’m saying that it happened. Just because they did not go into detail does not mean those details do not exist. I’m also not concerned about whether Hillary would’ve won or not; I’m worried about how our elections results were interfered with, regardless of who won. This is about election integrity.
Also, the intelligence committee uses the phrase “high confidence” as in analytic confidence.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Analytic_confidence
“High confidence generally indicates judgments based on high-quality information, and/or the nature of the issue makes it possible to render a solid judgment. A “high confidence” judgment is not a fact or a certainty, however, and still carries a risk of being wrong” so I trust the judgement and what is implied.
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Posted by Ghettoicedtea
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This is worded like a prosecution in a court case, not a report on evidence found. If you want what a conclusion of collective evidence sounds like, listen to James Comey's verdict on the Hillary Clinton email scandal.
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I’m not arguing about Hillary Clinton. I believe that her crimes and feelings of being “above the law” stand in plain sight, and we don’t need to bring them up in this conversation. Besides this, there is evidence of Russian troll accounts on Facebook posting political messages... that is clearly another country attempting to interfere with an election.
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Posted by Ghettoicedtea
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>A representative democracy is not a real democracy
That's almost as good as the statement of "Socialism works"
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I’ll leave this obvious bait statement alone, it has no real connection to what was being said. However, I will add one more statement to my previous one; when national estimates say that 75~ percent of individuals are in favor of Net Neutrality and we are still pushing toward a repeal I think that speaks for itself about how much we are represented.
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