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@MojisayoD If you argue with facts that there were more competent candidates than Mamdani or Al Sayed who were passed over, I will actually consider your point. However, if the sole reason why you think they shouldn't be in that position is because they are Muslims, you need to introspect.

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@MojisayoD Most times, when people are blindsided by their affinity to someone of their tribe, race or religion and ignore actual competence to do the job, chaos is the result.

You should be voting for the candidate you deem most competent for the job, not based on religious faith.

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@NwagbaraIzuchuk Many religion employ similar arbitration options. You and another Christian in a personal dispute can decide to involve your church elders or pastor in settling the dispute. Whatever resolution your Christian elders or pastor proffer is not legally binding.

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@NwagbaraIzuchuk Can you elaborate more on the implementation of Sharia law in Birmingham with supporting evidences?
Are you referring to Sharia Councils? If yes, they have no legally binding power under UK civil and criminal law. They are just an arbitration option parties voluntarily opt for.

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@TomiwaImmanuel Mamdani and El-Sayed were elected by Americans because the people believe they are capable of representing their interests. It's that simple.

You struggle to understand this because you have never experienced an actual secular democratic society governed by a constitution.

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@TomiwaImmanuel The US is not a theocracy or dictatorship. The US is a secular democratic state governed by the US constitution.

Your fears are irrational. The 'historical' examples you may want to cite to support, which are primarily domination by religious conquest, are irrelevant.

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@VictoryOlaleye Can you give one historical example where a secular state became an Islamic state by a democratic process?

You'll quickly realize that every example of such transition are outcomes of religion conquests, be it Islamic jihad or Christian crusade.

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@SaintAwoleesu @thekintann I think you communicated your point clearly. I think those who disagree do so based on the assumption that the original post has no scope. Rather than address the scope concern they have, they want to avoid the problem altogether with "Christians can't disagree with Paul".

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@thekintann @SaintAwoleesu ... Solely because I don't think it's an appropriate remedy for any kind of stomach ailment Timothy must have had. It has nothing to do with the question of whether Christians can drink or not.

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@thekintann @SaintAwoleesu Is it ok to disagree with his opinion on marriage? Yes, as long as the disagreement is against his personal opinion. I think that's all Tayo is saying.

I'll give another instance. Paul advise Timothy to drink some wine to improve his ailment. I can disagree with that advise.

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@drpaulenenche Dr Enenche, That wasn't goitre.

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@Thyzeek That isn't goitre. That's most likely pharyngocele aka frog throat. You'll notice the size varied as it intermittently inflates and deflates.

Enenche is a medical doctor. He probably knows exactly what it is. Applying pressure will temporarily deflate the air-filled neck pouch.

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@lodivadri @Thyzeek It's right there in your screenshot that goitres don't rapidly shrink or grow.

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@lodivadri @Thyzeek You are interpreting the screenshot wrongly.

Goitres don't inflate and deflate intermittently in seconds. Goitre can reduce or increase in size based on the thyroid hormones level. The increase or decrease in size is not instantaneous like you see in that woman's case.

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@lodivadri @Thyzeek Watch the woman's video from 0:08-0:12. Goitres don't inflate and deflate.

That's Pharyngocele. If you watched the YouTube video to the end and you still don't understand how it's the same thing, go ahead and do more research.

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@dunamiswrldwide Pharyngocele isn't the same thing as goitre.

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@Thyzeek That isn't goitre. That's most likely pharyngocele aka frog throat. You'll notice the size varied as it intermittently inflates and deflates.

Enenche is a medical doctor. He probably knows exactly what it is. Applying pressure will temporarily deflate the air-filled neck pouch.

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@Thyzeek Pharyngocele is briefly explained in this video.
https://t.co/96bBuSLG91

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@Thyzeek That isn't goitre. That's most likely pharyngocele aka frog throat. You'll notice the size varied as it intermittently inflates and deflates.

Enenche is a medical doctor. He probably knows exactly what it is. Applying pressure will temporarily deflate the air-filled neck pouch.