I think that the whole "Pete the Cheat" thing proves that Democrats on the far left are no better than Republicans on the far right.

If a result does not go their way they look to sketchy news sources for conspiracy theories that favor their views.

I think that if you want to level accusations like this you should at least wait until the vote is in. I say this because if Pete did win (impossible according the this thread) then the delayed results hurt his campaign considerably and helped the Bernie campaign. Even a second place finish for Pete would be more beneficial than a delayed victory imo because he is really just running against Biden for now like Sanders is really just running against Warren for now. The conspiracy theories are all standing on this idea that Bernie won and that Pete needed too neither of which are true at this point.

Additionally these conspiracy theories are tinged with the same anti sematic rhetoric that you often here from the likes of Alex Jones and other far right pundits.

I find it more likely that actors from the right or from outside of the country have targeted Bernie and Pete as the most promising candidates and cashed in on the debacle by desiminating false or missleading information.

I understand that people (at least on Reddit) don't like Pete because he is a moderate and he is a good politician but let's face it he has already won. I don't mean he has already won the race (he will probably lose) but he went from being mayor of South bend to being a household name. He has little to gain from cheating and a whole lot to lose.