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No, because my point has nothing to do with whether or not the election was stolen, or what I think of that issue.
There was a perception that the election was stolen which prompted bumper stickers bitching about the election being stolen.
The anti-Obama bumper sticker to which I referred had nothing to do with any actual event, real or imagined. It was, in effect, pre-bitching about the possibility that the change promised in the election would affect that person's lifestyle in a way that person deems unacceptable.
That possible infringement has not even happened, yet. It may, or may not. Future vs. past.
Big difference.
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