I mentioned it as you did in your previous post, are you mad?
That bacon looks shit.
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Originally posted by @Barry-Sanchez
Cruz to me is simply fucking absolutely terrifying from the death penalty, to pro life, to right to bare arms , absolute free trade, envrionment, World views and many many more, Trump is showman and his views would be easily watered down, Cruz no way.
Yeah - fuck t-shirts.
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Ha Ha he hates wife beaters.
To be honest Barry has a good point to those crowing over his victory in Iowa. Trump is an awful, egocentic billionnaire power hungry idiot. Ted Cruz to be honest is a whole lot worse.
http://www.ryot.org/opinion-ted-cruz-is-the-most-dangerous-man-in-america/423753
Not sure why so much support for Hillary.
Vote for Bernie Sotonians 
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It wonāt make any difference Ted, youāre discussing with people with a cement ideology and belief, Trump is the panto villain but what they can not grasp is people vote for him and thats the far more worrying scenario, Cruz on the other hand shits me up deeply.
Once again, demonstrating a cracking inability to read. I never mentioned the EU. I drew parallels between your need to jump to the defence of Trump or UKIP should someone dare criticise either.
Saying Trump is an utter bellend, or laughing at him throwing a tantrum he lost is in no way an endorsement of Cruz. Ffs I literally agreed with you on Cruz. Are you seriously that thick? Itās possible to think both are awful, awful people. I feel the same way about all Republican politicians. And I do know more than most about them, I literally worked an election for them. Iāve seen how they operate first hand.
You are mad, I have read the previous posts and you mention UKIP first not me, baiting and poorly done, if you feel like that towards all republicans I suggest you get out more, politically someone can be naive and a fool but that doesnāt neccessarily make them awful, you sound extreme and unforgiving.
Donald Trump dominates the headlines as a result of his lead in national polls, despite (or perhaps because of) saying outlandish, crazy things at every turn. He appeals to the worst, and most visceral, reactions of a base that is losing its place in an America they are afraid of. Itās clear to anyone who understands anything about defense, immigration, economics or foreign policy that he has absolutely no clue what heās talking about. There is general consensuses among people actually do understand these issues that he would be a completely incompetent President, and his administration would be a disaster of governance.
And yet, he only scares me a fraction as much as Ted Cruz does. Especially after his win last night in Iowa.
Ted Cruz has made no secret of his desire to win on a surge of Evangelical Christian voting. Indeed, his father (Rafael Cruz) is an ardent Dominionist. Dominionism is an ideology that seeks to implement a nation governed by conservative Christians with a legal system based on biblical law. There is every indication that Ted Cruz is also a dominionist, including his recent statement that, āIām a Christian first, American second.ā
His brand of Christianity is one which looks at God as damning 99 percent of all humans to eternal torture, and sees this as completely fair and merciful. There is no room for interpretation or nuance; only obey or burn. Those are the rules of God, and all of them must be taken literally and en toto.
Similarly, Cruzās approach to politics has followed the same philosophy: Iām right, if you donāt do exactly as I say youāre wrong and l will burn you and everything you hold dear to the ground if you do not comply. It is how he approached the 2013 government shut down, and it is how he has alienated almost every one of his House and Senate colleagues. Even his family looks put off by him.
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When did UKIP become the EU?
Originally posted by @KRG
When did UKIP become the EU?
You are mad arenāt you? You throw about I mention the EU or UKIP when you have mentioned it first, we are discussing the prospective US presidents, stay on track or post on another relevant thread.
Originally posted by @TedMaul
Donald Trump dominates the headlines as a result of his lead in national polls, despite (or perhaps because of) saying outlandish, crazy things at every turn. He appeals to the worst, and most visceral, reactions of a base that is losing its place in an America they are afraid of. Itās clear to anyone who understands anything about defense, immigration, economics or foreign policy that he has absolutely no clue what heās talking about. There is general consensuses among people actually do understand these issues that he would be a completely incompetent President, and his administration would be a disaster of governance.
And yet, he only scares me a fraction as much as Ted Cruz does. Especially after his win last night in Iowa.
Ted Cruz has made no secret of his desire to win on a surge of Evangelical Christian voting. Indeed, his father (Rafael Cruz) is an ardent Dominionist. Dominionism is an ideology that seeks to implement a nation governed by conservative Christians with a legal system based on biblical law. There is every indication that Ted Cruz is also a dominionist, including his recent statement that, āIām a Christian first, American second.ā
His brand of Christianity is one which looks at God as damning 99 percent of all humans to eternal torture, and sees this as completely fair and merciful. There is no room for interpretation or nuance; only obey or burn. Those are the rules of God, and all of them must be taken literally and en toto.
Similarly, Cruzās approach to politics has followed the same philosophy: Iām right, if you donāt do exactly as I say youāre wrong and l will burn you and everything you hold dear to the ground if you do not comply. It is how he approached the 2013 government shut down, and it is how he has alienated almost every one of his House and Senate colleagues. Even his family looks put off by him.
You are barking up the wrong tree here, Trump is a comedian, a joker and would be a pussycat who would be played like Obama has been, Cruz no way and he wouldnāt deviate as he is a fundalmentalist.
Barry, youāre rambling a bit now mate
Ok dear. If you say I am, I definitely am. Thatās how the world works according to Barry.
If thatās how you get through people being mean to your binki Donald. Keep on telling yourself that.
Or, just keep making up what you want to argue against. Clearly, you canāt make a point otherwise. Iāve explained what I said. Itās right there.
As always, youāre completely unable to demonstrate your initial assertion that me laughing at Trump is in any way an endorsement of Cruz.
So deflect away. Keep yelling at those clouds.
Hey Barry, please could you do less āAre you madā? Maybe we could all do less āyou are bonkers/mad/mentalā. Some of us may actually have a mental health problem now, in the past or the near future (reading this forum may help us get there much quicker). And yesā¦ I am one of the PC brigade getting uptight about it.
Back on subject - is it better to have Trump leading poll as the clown vote and more people vote Democrats? Cruz and the one who came third are both Cuban Americans and I donāt hold much hope for them nor Cuba if either become president. So if you want to go there - go soon.
Bernie Sanders is the only genuinely socialist presidential candidate in a generation.
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In fairness to Barry, I figured he meant mad, as in angry?
Iāve spoken before about my mental health issues in the past, much as we have our differences I donāt think he is the sort of guy to mock that or use that as a stick to beat anyone with.
Only FDR and his new deal comes close
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If itās mad as in angry thatās sort of fine. But maybe we could start going āare you angry?ā. I think with the work I am doing I quite like people to be a bit more descriptive in their comunication. Things can get miscronstrued after all.