We also have the soapbox, and that may be our way out of this. If we are lucky, it will be. I don't believe that anybody should want to get to the bullet box. We all see what happens when it comes to that, and everybody involved suffers. That is my bottom line. As far as corruptions of the ballot box, I do have concerns, but they are less about what happened last year than about the continual moves toward legalized corruption like ballot harvesting, lack of signature and ID required. I will stand on my soapbox and shout about those all you want. And I do think I am open to seeing real evidence about last November, but to my satisfaction I haven't see any.
I don't disagree with your last paragraph either. Perhaps I have erred in being too outspoken in what I think was not fraud, and not outspoken enough in what I think is, and what I think needs to be fixed. Sometimes, because of my work background, that is consistent with my behavior. If my partners all agreed with one decision, it never made sense to me to throw in all my support with it, but to try to pick its weak points apart. We would all do that, and it was appreciated. Perhaps my mistake is taking that ethos here. So if you want me to tell you that Democrats will try to fix every election they can, I believe they will, but where we disagree is that I think they will do it using all legal means, which we need to fight. They are smarter than to make things obvious, so my tendency is to disregard the obvious things, or look for reasonable explanations for them, because they are usually there. In other words, Georgia was "stolen" because of the legal consent decree and all of the vote drop boxes, walking around money and flat out bribes. It wasn't stolen because of Ruby in the back room with a broken pipe. Just my .02.
Again, I don't write this in BS, and I really have no interest in future shit slinging contests, other than with PMclaine ;-).