Well, go on believing everything your government tells you - history shows that's always the best thing thing to do
In this case, recent history does indeed show the government and MSM are being truthful-or at least more truthful than Trump and his supporters. I spent quite a bit of time going through the briefs submitted in support of Trump’s complaints and those of his supporters, as well as reading and listening to what the MSM and right wing sources were saying about those cases. What I found was that the MSM and government were telling the truth about those proceedings, while sources like Newsmax or OAN were severely distorting what was happening. That is, the court would rule X, which anyone can go read as it’s a public document. The MSM were reporting that the court ruled X, while right wing sources were reporting that the court had ruled something completely unlike what it had actually ruled. OAN was saying the Secretary of State of Michigan hadn’t submitted a brief when they clearly had—I could go read the brief in that particular case. American Thinker was saying the court hadn’t held a hearing that I had personally watched just hours before. And so on—notice this has nothing to do with the merits or not of the cases, and merely what was being reported as their content.
Right wing sources were lying, MSM were telling the truth. I could see that with my own eyes. Then, when it comes to the actual merits of the cases, same deal: Trump’s lawyers were saying they had oodles and oodles of evidence of massive fraud, but when they get to court, they tell the judge they aren’t alleging fraud-even when, hours before, that’s what they’d said to the news cameras. Again, I watched and read all of this with my own eyes—as did many Americans. I read the entire 400-odd pages of the Kraken brief, and by the end hadn’t read a single thing that even suggested there had been any kind of fraud. I read the briefs Giuliani submitted, and saw they didn’t match his public statements at all—again, I read and saw all this with my own eyes.
Finally, I just apply some common sense. Is it more likely that a film of someone plugging in a thumb drive is them behaving nefariously, or just them doing their job? Since I work with paper scanners at times and I know sometimes I have to send something through multiple times, is it more likely the video of the woman doing that is a conspiracy, or her just doing her job and the scanner not reading the ballots the first couple times? Are the vote totals that matched pre election polling so closely more likely to be accurately rallied, or are the pollsters in on it as well? You and others believe there is conspiracy, but so far it appears that you do so because that’s what you want to believe, not on any meritorious evidence.
I can assure you that I don’t believe everything government or the MSM tell me. If I were given any actual evidence of a conspiracy to steal the election, I’d be supporting Trump and company, and demanding appropriate action. But no evidence has been brought forward, and further, I can plainly see those claiming conspiracy are reporting falsehoods. So I do not believe the conspiracy theories. I remain willing to be convinced.