So, Arizona loser Kari Lake has put up a website sympathizing with those who are feeling disenfranchised by all the voter fraud, and inviting people to share their stories with her team.
Here is the website.
There’s no geo-filtering of any kind on the site, nothing that attempts to restrict contributions only to those who can be verified as being in Arizona. This is generous and thoughtful on the part of Lake’s team; election fraud can be conducted by anyone, anywhere, so naturally they’d want to cast a wide net. I, for example, haven’t set foot on American soil in many years, but even my story is welcome.
It should be noted that the original version of this site had an “attach file” button, which, as I’m sure you can imagine, attracted all sorts of foul mischief from the assorted scoundrels and miscreants of the internet. That feature has since been removed.
However, the form includes an open text field, in which you are invited to “Tell Us Your Story.” This is where you’re supposed to share your heartbreaking tale of seeing Actual Liberals! at the polls, casting their treasonous votes without fear or shame.
Except … this text field does not have a maximum character count. The user can type in literally as long a story as he or she wants.
For example, if one is a nefarious and ill-intentioned villain, one can, if one wishes, paste all 55,000 words of Hunter S Thompson’s Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas into the field, and click Submit.
Naturally, I’m not encouraging anyone to actually do this, to engage in these kinds of vandalizing shenanigans, because one can imagine that it wouldn’t take too many such submissions to cause the database to barf. And that would be terrible.