@Donna518183791@LarryJones You agree? The OP is basically sharting on freedom of religion and you reply with “ In one word; FREEDOM!”??? Ps respecting our veterans is respecting the rights they fought for. Including the Muslim ones.
@SupernusMagus@SquidRelevance@SaltyGoat17 If your defense is we need the electoral college in states to outweigh the majority of the population (which apparently I proved), you’re conceding that the majority is not the cookies on red plates.
@SupernusMagus@SquidRelevance@SaltyGoat17 I’d say we went from “you’re wrong” to “you’re correct but I don’t like it” really fast… only it took several replies before you decided to pivot. Not to mention what you propose would violate the constitutions 14th amendment.
@SupernusMagus@SquidRelevance@SaltyGoat17 You realize that the cookies and plates do not reflect the actual stats right? It’s a visual tool. I shared the actual stats. In your hypothetical the red plates outnumber. In reality it’s the opposite. Make more sense?
@SupernusMagus@SquidRelevance@SaltyGoat17 How so? The topic is votes cast. Land area. Population density. I already shared info as to where the bulk of votes come from. You just keep saying “you’re wrong”. Not the strongest argument.
@SupernusMagus@SquidRelevance@SaltyGoat17 I did. The intent of the cookie post is population density. You asked where the majority fell. I shared the info for where the majority falls in Texas… which is the topic. The cookies on plates are symbolic.
@clancy_damon@trrayoakmn@JamesOKeefeIII “Problem solved”. It’s a math shirt created by math teachers for Halloween in 2024. Not obtuse. Those are the literal facts. She’s also a Republican. Can’t get more honest than that.
@I_Am_Weapon_X@STLCardeersfan@BraddrofliT We have the constitution. We have freedom of religion. Meanwhile folks want our laws to be determined by the beliefs of Christianity. You don’t see the irony there? Muslims make up roughly 1.3% of the population. There are zero laws implementing Muslim doctrine.
@STLCardeersfan@BraddrofliT The irony of telling the dude who is defending freedom of religion and calling out legislative ties to Christianity in the US to go live somewhere without freedom of religion is wild.