2020 US Presidential Election

id vote for people over 60 to be not allowed to vote but i'll probably not vote my entire life

@kyros96 "not every muslim thinks that. but if they are believers of the quran (which make them muslim) and in the quran it states to kill every person that does not want to convert to islam, then that makes every muslim a believer (that we should be converted)." @momoichi Take it from an ex Muslim, a person can convert to Islam by reciting the first Kalma, "La Allaha Elalla Muhammado Rasulallah" and pray Namaz. However, they will NOT become Mulsim if they do NOT want to. A person can pray 5 times a day, memorize the Quran, but they won't be a Muslim if their heart does not want it. Forced conversion is a sin. Sure, there has been forced conversion in the past but THAT'S IN THE PAST. Muslims were savage barbarians who stole, raped, and painted towns in red for not believing in Allah. That's why many people call Muhammad the prophet of war. Many people still think this way. I realized our ways are wrong and so I left Islam. I don't believe in any religion. Any charlatan can write something on a piece of paper, make it a book, put Gods name on it and BOOM, new religion. And people would follow cuz it has Gods name. I don't believe In any religion cuz there is always something wrong with all of them. These religions are flawed. There should be one religion called humanity.

Since 1972 Florida voted mostly republican for the presidency. That is true. Your argument is that "mostly republican presidents have been picked in Florida." Therefore in this election. Florida favors republicans. Let's extend your argument then. Use California as an example. Over the history of California. When running for the presidency. Republicans won California 24 times . Democrats won California 17 times. Under your logic. "Mostly republican presidents have been picked in" California. Therefore in this election. California favors republicans. Which is false. California does not favor republicans. In recent history. California heavily favored the democratic party. Your logic completely breaks down. Over the last 20 plus years. % difference (blue vs red) at the presidential level has increasing been democratic. At the presidential level. California does trend liberal. Florida has been a swing state for at least the last 20 years. For the last 20 years. At the presidential level. Florida has not favored either party. Swing state means that Florida could go either way. It's not that surprising if it goes slightly democrat or slightly republican. Nothing surprising if it goes slightly Biden. Nothing surprising if it goes slightly Trump. Over at least the last 20 years in Florida. % (blue vs red) difference at the presidential level has been pretty evenly split at 50/50. At the presidential level. Florida does not trend conservative nor liberal. https://i.ani.me/0276/6476/screenshot_20200910-015516_2.png At the presidential level. The % difference trend over time is what determines whether it is blue, red or swing state Now if a state like Texas went democrat. Which isn't a swing state. That would be surprising. Texas is not going democrat this election. @momoichi

@amir_bahram i like you. today you have freed a slave. don't ask me for details, i don't know but i'm sure somewhere there was a slave that was freed today. also if you want a humanity religion, i'd like an Anti humanity religion. idk i think there has to be balance, like a place for both options u know

Sweden: Far-right group protest for LGBT rights in Muslim area 3D level chess move. The enemy of my enemy is my friend. I do support the freedom to assemble. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmPcogkx3Jk