[DoughtyOne]

If you have submitted some form of contact information,
you are then traceable. If you harm someone in the
audience, they have a better way of tracking you down.

You did something.

No no, i wasn’t even there.

Here’s your ticked request contact info.
Here’s the video of you entering the event.
Well here’s your photo harming someone.

What do you mean you weren’t there?

With these loons ANTIFA and BLM screwing around, we
can’t just ignore strong security and a method of
recourse.

[Zhang Fei]

[If you have submitted some form of contact information,
you are then traceable. If you harm someone in the
audience, they have a better way of tracking you down.

You did something.

No no, i wasn’t even there.

Here’s your ticked request contact info.
Here’s the video of you entering the event.
Well here’s your photo harming someone.

What do you mean you weren’t there?

With these loons ANTIFA and BLM screwing around, we
can’t just ignore strong security and a method of
recourse.]

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Having hi-res video, as well as selfie video from attendees, is pretty strong evidence. Anyway:

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https://www.theepochtimes.com/trump-campaign-rejects-allegations-that-tiktok-k-pop-fans-sabotaged-tulsa-rally_3396684.html
[Parscale continued, “Registering for a rally means you’ve RSVPed with a cellphone number and we constantly weed out bogus numbers, as we did with tens of thousands at the Tulsa rally, in calculating our possible attendee pool. These phony ticket requests never factor into our thinking. What makes this lame attempt at hacking our events even more foolish is the fact that every rally is general admission—entry is on a first-come-first-served basis and prior registration is not required.”]