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    François Chollet‏Verified account @fchollet 15 Aug 2020

    Dictators and wannabe dictators are really, really afraid of fair elections

    2:38 PM - 15 Aug 2020
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    • Andrei Demeny Yellow Machiavelli ANIRUDHA AKELA Adriang anukarsh singh Luux Murat Gezer (PhD) Jonathan Sum Andrey Lukashenkov
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      1. Jeremy R. Lawson‏ @Mr_jrlawson 15 Aug 2020
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        Lol are you saying that there is ever a fair election?

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      1. pulkit‏ @nutsiepully 15 Aug 2020
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        the dictators who win elections are the really scary ones

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      2. Joy Wongkamjan‏ @JoyHanZes 15 Aug 2020
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        You really reminded me of my own country, Thailand. The dictator won an unfair election but our people couldn’t do anything at the time. The corruptions were everywhere! They made it unfair because they knew they were going to lose :/

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      3. Sarah Ahsin‏ @ahsin_s 16 Aug 2020
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        Same situation in Bangladesh. Exactly the same. We stopped having fair elections years ago. Now people don't even go to cast their votes. Yet the numbers *somehow* come by the afternoon.

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      2. François Chollet‏Verified account @fchollet 15 Aug 2020
        Replying to @JudieVerc

        Voting by mail is as secure as voting in person. Also -- the USPS is routinely used to mail high-value packages, checks, and cash. Check out the security measures employed for mail-in ballots:https://bipartisanpolicy.org/blog/is-voting-by-mail-safe-and-reliable-we-asked-state-and-local-elections-officials/ …

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      1. Fernan Franco‏ @fernanlf 15 Aug 2020
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        why would a dictator be afraid of elections ? they openly laugh at them because... they're dictators

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      1. Stas Kulesh.eth  🦁 🐸‏ @stas_kulesh 15 Aug 2020
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        Yep, look at what happens in a Belarus atm https://t.me/nexta_live 

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