Cheating as a way of life.

We are surrounded by cheating, some legal and some otherwise. Baseball has become boring without spitballs and corked bats. I am still appalled when I hear people saying that Florida counted 95 percent of its ballots on a recent Tuesday in only a few hours, while California took days to do the same. HELLO! California intentionally slow-walks its results to massage them, as it recently did with the LA mayoral primary. They had to get rid of the independent troublemaker, Spencer Pratt. Thus, they needed to know how many votes they had to manufacture, where they would introduce them, and how they would push him into third place and irrelevance for the next 20 years. The cheating there was intentional, as it is in many cases. What they did to Donald Trump was cheating, lying, and misdirecting, in order to prevent his return to the White House. For the first time in my lifetime, the election in 2020 took days to complete so as to flip states that were for Trump Tuesday night and went for Biden when enough votes had been invented. One can say that the 2020 election was kosher, but nobody can explain how a person who barely campaigned and was already not fully functional received more than 10 million more votes than Barack Obama. How was Trump up 800,000 votes at 64 percent counted in Pennsylvania and then lost a few days later? Call the Guinness Book of Records because such a thing has never happened before.

Cheating is what people do if they figure that they won’t get caught. It’s a near iron-clad rule that in Israel, cops don’t give tickets for up to 10 kilometers per hour over the speed limit, due to the factor of error and judges not accepting small violations. My wife just got a small refund from Apple for slowing down Apple 6-era phones so as to get people to move on to more advanced devices. It’s a class-action suit with a 10 million shekel........

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