Should Biden Concede?

What do people “on the street” believe about election fraud? If it is proven that Trump actually won, should Biden then concede the election?Show more

This is the second of a series in which I’m asking opinion questions about current events, and just trying to honestly report people’s opinions at one point in the ongoing development of an issue.

Right now a major issue is voter fraud, and whether or not it actually affected the outcome of the election. Some people said yes, that there was massive voter fraud, and it at least deserves it’s day in court. The other side says no, there was not, and no, it should not be questioned in court.

Most agreed, though, that a fair election is more important than getting a particular candidate into office. Cheating to win isn’t worth it. That gave me hope in humanity.

However, despite their good intentions, I believe most people are at least willing to “look the other way” if they feel the evidence isn’t in favor of their favorite candidate. There is so much wishful thinking, group think and confirmation bias that are being exploited by the media.

I think these are opinions worth hearing. One man helped change my mind some about the issue. Maybe at least some of the many unusual election anomalies are due to the fact that this was a very unusual election. Biden may not have motivated many new voters but strong feelings for or against Trump certainly did. The man said he usually didn’t vote but was motivated not only to vote but also to personally help 15 family members to vote who had never voted before. Even if he was exaggerating it could help explain why record numbers of people voted for Biden and left the rest of their ballots blank.

I think it’s reasonable to believe that “where there’s smoke, there is fire”, and the same applies to this election. Common sense tells me that the evidence adds up to prove there was massive fraud for Biden, but common sense alone can’t prove court cases. Especially if judges aren’t even willing to take the massive amount of time it would require to hear the evidence. And time seems to be in short supply for the Trump campaign.

I like doing these videos because I want to help people on different sides of current events better understand each other, and to document current opinions for future reference. Any suggestions for future topics?

This video can be seen on my YouTube channel. https://youtu.be/VZGD0yzNG5g