Listen, it's not that the majority of people know he cheated, because they knew that the only way he was gonna win would be if it was fraudulent before the election season even started. We all fucking knew, we just didn't know to care. It's not about knowledge anymore, everything is out in the open in this age, it's always about whether or not we give a shit about the thing we know or not, and how we feel about it on the occasion where we suddenly care about the matter. The public is manipulated by people who control not what we know, think, or believe, but what we feel. At the flip of some switches I'm our heads through sone method identified by evil psychologists, they can dictate to us how we feel about literally anything, and can even change the way we feel about something from a positive emotion to a negative one, and do so at the drop of a hat. We are programmed to not care at all about some murder that occurred, then feel like the murder was an act of cosmic justice, then feel like it was some great injustice that is worth throwing a tantrum about, then going back to not caring again. We can see people walking into a building in an orderly fashion after being invited in as an apocalyptic event ushering in a dystopia. And see people torching an entire city to the ground while killing random people in in streets as being an event to be celebrated and supported, one that is a sign of good fighting against evil, somehow the rioters are also to be viewed as peaceful protestors being mischaracterized by white supremacist cameras. We live in a world where people's emotions are not their own anymore, the way they feel about anything is bring dictated to them, by tyrants who have cracked the code to controlling the emotional responses of others. They can make people apathetic about the crimes of the elites, and angry about the regular Joe's trying to hold the elites accountable for their actions. They can make people feel sad about good things that happen, and happy about bad things that occur. They can make us mourn the justified death of the worst kind of person. And they can make us celebrate the unjust death of the best kind of person. They can make us regard an imbecile talking on something he knows nothing about as a genius worthy of respect. And thet can make us regard a Nobel prize winner as an untrustworthy authority on the exact topic for which he had win his prize. The way people feel is no longer tied to the people themselves, bit to the people who yell them how to feel the way they will end up feeling. People's emotional centers have been hacked, we live in an age where free will has been thoroughly refuted by the political elite.