So Georgia followed its law on purging voter rolls? And purged 107,000 people who had not voted or responded
From your link:
In Georgia, a registered voter can be flagged for a purge if he or she doesn't vote or make contact with election officials for three years. Election officials then send a notice in the mail to inform the person that he or she may be purged. If the person doesn't respond, contact election officials or vote in two subsequent elections, then he or she will be removed. It's a seven-year process. So people who voted in the high-turnout 2008 election but skipped 2010 through 2016 were dumped in 2017.
That may explain why the July 2017 purge was the biggest one yet under Kemp. More than 591,000 Georgians had their voter registrations canceled that year, according to the secretary of state's office. State records show that 560,000 voter registrations were canceled for inactivity.
And your position is what? That enough of those 107,000 people who have not voted since 2008 and who did not bother to respond to notices from election officials about their registration would have all voted for Abrams and changed an election Kemp won by 54,000 votes. It is complete bullshit.