@just1morething -- Here's your chance. You can tell
@FGG not to bother continuing to critique your videos. It seems pretty clear her diligent homework has so far been revealing the videos you've posted lack credibility by making some pretty specious claims. -- It seems ironic that FGG is finding herself in lockstep with the likes of William Barr and Mitch McConnell--when it comes to false accusations of widespread voter fraud. I'm guessing she's not so much in agreement on a host of other topics however!
I once ran across an idiom that went something like, "You can prove anything using statistics or the Bible". Ever since first coming across that phrase, I've seen it attempted to be used countless times, often by people with less than ethical purposes. I just ran across the following which highlights my point...
"You can selectively present cherry-picked statistics, or simply make them up, to bolster a false argument. We professional statisticians have a technical term for this technique: we call it "lying." Amazingly, you can also use the technique without any statistics whatsoever!"
Daniel Dvorkin, Ph.D. Bioinformatics & Biostatistics, University of Colorado School of Medicine