So, you got scammed online AND in-person?

That's actually worse!   The whole point of meeting up in-person is to avoid being scammed. 

Not a ringing endorsement of your qualifications concerning voter system security measures.  Easy to type words, but you have even less experience in the voting process, USPS policies and procedures, and so on.

Just stop trying to lecture on things about which you have no insight.  You can't even protect yourself, much less the many voters who trust their votes will count, and that someone else isn't cheating & canceling their vote.

And you have qualifications on voting?   Stop accusing mass fraud where there is no evidence of.   Most likely mirrors my personal experiences with fraud when 99.98% isn't.   Your accusations make as much sense as if you were to argue that I get scammed every other deal.   You have about the same level of evidence too.  I can prove in court my fraud ratio.

And you have qualifications on voting?   Stop accusing mass fraud where there is no evidence of.   Most likely mirrors my personal experiences with fraud when 99.98% isn't.   Your accusations make as much sense as if you were to argue that I get scammed every other deal.   You have about the same level of evidence too.

I've been voting since my senior year in high school.

That would mean I've been involved in the voting process for 40 years.  Compare that to your, what, maximum of 2 elections?  Four years?

I've also voted in NC, OK, VA, MD, TX and HI.  I've voted absentee as a deployed military member twice in general elections.

Longer life = more experience

I think my opinions carry a bit more weight on this issue.