TRUMP - Some people think......... How do you feel?

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Trump is a scary prospect. But Cruz seems a bit creepy. Have you heard edit: sorry I had to correct...he defended a ban on sex toys in Texas. Wow. I didn't know sex toys are/ were illegal in Texas. Guns are fine but vibrators are a menace to society? Crazy place.

http://m.motherjones.com/politics/2016/04/ted-cruz-dildo-ban-sex-devices-texas

And there's this...immediately following their honeymoon, Ted Cruz ran out and bought 100 cans of Campbell's chunky soup...for who knows what (so, dildos are bad but there are a 101 uses for 'soup that eats like a meal', I suppose:whistle: ...was that in bad taste? Sorry.) anyhoo...weird. The soup thing...who knows why, maybe Costco was on the way home, it's a non-story...but I am a little frightened about his ideology. Trump...I am afraid of him being impulsive and reckless, in worse ways than buying too much soup.

http://gawker.com/after-his-honeymoon-ted-cruz-immediately-bought-100-ca-1770893594
 
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Graeme Decarie said:
Oh, I didn't say she was an end-timer. I said (actually, I did say it. I was wrong). what I meant to say is that both sides treat this as if it were a religious war. The U.S. certainly puts it to the American people that way, nicely ignoring the fact that the US has been supplying ISIS.

This is a real, TV election. I learned early in the game that if you have anything to say, you don't use TV. Your use print or radio. Both of those require active involvement by the audience. But TV requires no involvement. You just sit and look in a sort of stupor. TV has no room for any sort of intellectual involvement.
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Is not intellectual involvement despised by biblical tradition that goes against the tree of knowledge as it grows ... in old England this was know as "vert" the right to cut live trees and cultivate the flat out stuff that lies there ... and thus the burning sensation ...

This leads to incarnate things, or satyr ... as devilish reversal of things as the appear as not ... tis a power that upsets authority ... a virtue of the come-down sensation! Thus the lying out of snaky personalities ...
 
Kimmio said:
Trump is a scary prospect. But Cruz seems a bit creepy. Have you heard edit: sorry I had to correct...he defended a ban on sex toys in Texas. Wow. I didn't know sex toys are/ were illegal in Texas. Guns are fine but vibrators are a menace to society? Crazy place.

http://m.motherjones.com/politics/2016/04/ted-cruz-dildo-ban-sex-devices-texas

And there's this...immediately following their honeymoon, Ted Cruz ran out and bought 100 cans of Campbell's chunky soup...for who knows what (so, dildos are bad but there are a 101 uses for 'soup that eats like a meal', I suppose:whistle: ...was that in bad taste? Sorry.) anyhoo...weird. The soup thing...who knows why, maybe Costco was on the way home, it's a non-story...but I am a little frightened about his ideology. Trump...I am afraid of him being impulsive and reckless, in worse ways than buying too much soup.

http://gawker.com/after-his-honeymoon-ted-cruz-immediately-bought-100-ca-1770893594
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Americans don't have a constitutional right to own sex toys, so why not ban them since they lead to wanton immorality. God's original design for sex did not include the use of such vile instruments.
 
Some stoics need stimuli to get them away from thinking of other types of screwing up the entire nation ... the paradigm, or means ... they fully believe the common Eire should come to NDs! STOP!
 
Pr. Jae said:
Americans don't have a constitutional right to own sex toys, so why not ban them since they lead to wanton immorality. God's original design for sex did not include the use of such vile instruments.
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I hope you're being satirical here, I really do. There is no effing way that a dildo is more dangerous than a gun, even if you accept your premise that they lead to "wanton immorality" (which I don't). Given a choice between an orgasm and a belly full of lead, I know what I'd take.:cool:
 
Mendalla said:
I hope you're being satirical here, I really do. There is no effing way that a dildo is more dangerous than a gun, even if you accept your premise that they lead to "wanton immorality" (which I don't, but I also do not follow a dated, prudish understanding of reality). Given a choice between an orgasm and a belly full of lead, I know what I'd take.:cool:
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They do remove that threatening sense of shot in the dark of the silver bull ET! An evening alone with the lone ranger as a tall dark stranger thing without danger of interim collapse!

You must excuse my sense of humour for the po' Eire unsatisfied lesser soul!
 
I'd also like a definition of "sex toy". Do we ban carrots next, lol?

(Also, what REALLY creeps me out about Cruz? A video I saw of one of his children visibly flinching at his touch...)
 
As I was taught to understand it, God did not have a plan for sex at all. Quite the opposite.

Cruz, like Clinton, is in the pocket of big money. The intriguing thing is the impact of Sanders. Until this past few months, no serious leadership candidate in the history of the U.S. would have dreamed of suggesting anything that even seemed like socialism. It was un-American, unthinkable, even perverted.

Cruz, Clinton, even Trump are really old style machine politicians. I think the Democrat brass will make sure that Sanders is not chosen. But the sudden leap of the word socialism in American life is a revolutionary change. In history, I suspect Sanders will appear as the major character in this leadership contest.
 
Pr. Jae said:
Americans don't have a constitutional right to own sex toys, so why not ban them since they lead to wanton immorality. God's original design for sex did not include the use of such vile instruments.
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Graeme Decarie said:
As I was taught to understand it, God did not have a plan for sex at all. Quite the opposite.

Cruz, like Clinton, is in the pocket of big money. The intriguing thing is the impact of Sanders. Until this past few months, no serious leadership candidate in the history of the U.S. would have dreamed of suggesting anything that even seemed like socialism. It was un-American, unthinkable, even perverted.

Cruz, Clinton, even Trump are really old style machine politicians. I think the Democrat brass will make sure that Sanders is not chosen. But the sudden leap of the word socialism in American life is a revolutionary change. In history, I suspect Sanders will appear as the major character in this leadership contest.
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Is sects and sex's better when spontaneous? But with precautions about the out come or what springs out of it ... that's Jack ... in England a John ... common mortal ... Joan when broad-based ? Hur ... that's all about like an aura of God essence?

That's how it popped out ... of nothing ... when the God essence had some desire for the penis like thing ... or envy ... allowing conjugation ... a gathering of scattered shots at accrued intelligence coming from 2 halves or deuces? Sometimes a integral scro'whop ...
 
Is the carrot a po' rhine Vegan for penetrating ... or pounding into the mire ... and earthy poke?

The bloody thing grows that way ... some like eM some don't ... good with Jigs Din Eire ... a given fete, or feast for the rabid ... even Scarlet chewed on one in Gone With the Wind ... exposing a satyr-like dig ... odd poke at the mother earth hoo has creative tendencies while much of humanity tends towards a destructive position ... thus humanity is assimilated by the mother earth for rationale unknown to all shallow adepts ... and oddity considering the depth of the cosmos ... facetiae? Depend on what masque you look at and from where ...
 
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