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This is illogical because it's inconceivable, literally, for any government at any point in history to prove that fraud did not exist, because it is not omniscient. Fraud is a crime and crimes must be proven. The burden of proof is on the accuser. It can't work any other way.You're looking at this backwards.
You're arguing that nobody has proven it was stolen.
The point is that it was conducted in a manner in which it could be stolen without any ability to detect that.
Imagine if some new drug was released and the FDA had to prove it was unsafe, not the drug company prove it was safe.
Then the drug company arranged so that there was no record of who took it and who didn't making it impossible to gather any data on side effects ?
Would you trust such a drug ?
Would the fact that the drug company won every lawsuit because the plaintiffs were unable to prove the drug caused their harm mean it must be safe ?
Because that's what the 2020 election looked like.
The burden of proof is on the government to demonstrate that the election was secure. They can't do that because they do not have the records to be able to do it.
The fact that people haven't proven in court that it was stolen is not the point, and IMHO they were foolish to try. They're accepting the government moving that goal post.
Even if that was the topic it's not enough because the vast bulk of big lie believers believe things that have been proven as false. E.g. the georgia cases under desks narrative. No entity should have to continual placate people's paranoia and ignorance. Already the election officials in contested states have gone to historic lengths and found either no fraud or fraud on a scale so miniscule as to be completely irrelevant.
People who suffer from clinically significant levels of paranoia cannot, by the virtue of their mental illness, be convinced of reality. Not ever. Nobody will ever convince a person who believes in something so absurd and glaringly false as nanobots of anything he does not want to be convinced of. As I likened it to teaching a dog to write. You can't get there from here.