do you vote in your country? how do you choose who to vote for?
/Ummah/
Isaiah Butler
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Evan Long
No I don't, the King has all executive power so it's pointless
Aaron Lee
>do you vote in your country?
Yes.
>how do you choose who to vote for?
For the brainlets there are websites with questionnaires that have compiled all the different positions of the competing parties. You complete the survey and tick off answers and in the end it will show how much overlap you have with the positions of each party. You can also weight the importance of certain issues and look into the text yourself. Every party also has their complete manifesto online.
Carson Nelson
First of all I wanna say Alhamdulillah, God gave me everything.
Nathaniel Ortiz
How hard is the TOEFL? I'm thinking about taking it
Jordan Torres
Don't be rude to the disabled, they don't deserve this comparison.
As for voting, I can finally vote for the first time next year!
James Robinson
but don't you have a parliament? Here everything is basically controlled by 7 emirs which is why I don't understand how governments and politics work. What can the parliament do and what can the king do?
can you please post the parties test if it exists in english? I'm curious about where I'll land.
And I don't need random political compass tests as I've done many of those.
Bentley Gray
Assalamualaikum brothers
>do you vote in your country?
Yes, of course
>how do you choose who to vote for?
there are websites with questionnaires that have compiled all the different positions of the competing candidates. You complete the survey and tick off answers and in the end it will show how much overlap you have with the positions of each candidates
Joseph Long
I aced it without studying for it at all. Easy as fuck. I thought I fucked up speaking (because they test it in a terrible way) but they gave me a perfect score for it.
Luis Adams
B-but voting is haram