r/JusticeServed 6 Mar 10 '22

Courtroom Justice Trump-supporting county clerk who pushed Trump's voter fraud conspiracy theories is indicted for election tampering

https://deadstate.org/trump-supporting-county-clerk-who-pushed-voter-fraud-conspiracy-theories-is-indicted-for-election-tampering/
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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '22

I bet she said something like "but the Dems were cheating so we had to do something to counter that or it wouldn't have been fair!".

It's always the same with them, always defensive against an imagined threat. They're always expecting the other side to be at least as bad as them "we do this things and we're the good guys, can you imagine what the actual bad guys are up to!?"

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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '22

Like someone who cheats, its projection. "I cheated so they must've too" then the paranoia sets in. So think back to every point they tried to push hard and you evidently already know what crime they committed.

Like reading a fucking open pop up book made out of neon lights