shiznit770
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Yes. .......
So "Zionist regime's life" translates to all Jews must die?
Yes. .......
You do realize that I know if you actually had something to prove me wrong, you would have posted it. Instead you are relying on this deflective nonsense.
He says that "even for the supporters of the occupying regime and its leaders, it has become clear that the continuation of the Zionist regime's life in the region is not feasible."
roflmaoroflmaoroflmaoroflmaoroflmaoroflmaoThat's called denial.
Ah, so you are just believing it for no reason.
"I'm going to believe x for no reason and if you can't prove me wrong then I'm right!":roll:
AH! Wow, I'm stupid. I didn't even read the full AP article. Here's a more complete quote:
So there you have it; he is again referring to the administration in Israel and not the state itself.
Sheesh.
Not news.So once again we have Ahmonoajihad in his own words. What say the iranian apoligists to this latest round of "push the jews into the sea"
YES. FOR OFFICE. BUT NOT FOR A ****ING PARTY.. WHY DO YOU KEEP MIXING THESE UP TO SPIN THE REALITY?
And thats why I also said, its not possible to get elected president without being a candidate for either the Republican or democrat party.
How much spin and confusion do you want to put on this issue for it to suit your "American dream".. Yes, dream, not reality.
I dont believe for a second you can run in the primary for the republicans or democrats without some form of approval by the party.. That just wouldn't make sense. Then an enemy of the republicans with a completely different platform who is against all republican policies can run under the republican party in their primary and just say whetever pleases the republican voters to get nominated to run as their candidate. Thats not how it works, the parties couldnt possibly allow that.. There is some kind of process within the parties to accept candidates who want to run for the party.
Anyone can nominate themselves ad independents, yes, but not under a party..
You are the one who is saying your version is definitive, I am just saying my version seems most logic and likely, I am saying I might be wrong, because I have not seen how this actually works, nor any papers saying how it works, or official explanation. You are the one who insist your version is fact, so you better prove it.
and what happens to "isreal" when he pushes, (my bad) just the zionist regieme into the sea.
What pray tell would he replace it with?
You don't even know what nominated is. Given that fact and your constant refusal to even have one iota of understanding of the U.S. system, talking to you about this serves no further purpose. I will let you continue to wallow in your anti-U.S. ignorance. Enjoy!
Wow, a new low level.. This discussion is over, its so unpleasant to listen to your spin, and see you avoid answering my valid posts in the last thread with a simple claim of using a word right. You sank to a new low level in my book by this thread.
I am not anti-US, claiming so just feeds your own ignorance about me and the US, what I say is only realistic and true, yet you take it differently.
Maximus Zeebra said:Originally Posted by Maximus Zeebra View Post
YES. FOR OFFICE. BUT NOT FOR A ****ING PARTY.. WHY DO YOU KEEP MIXING THESE UP TO SPIN THE REALITY?
And thats why I also said, its not possible to get elected president without being a candidate for either the Republican or democrat party.
How much spin and confusion do you want to put on this issue for it to suit your "American dream".. Yes, dream, not reality.
I dont believe for a second you can run in the primary for the republicans or democrats without some form of approval by the party.. That just wouldn't make sense. Then an enemy of the republicans with a completely different platform who is against all republican policies can run under the republican party in their primary and just say whetever pleases the republican voters to get nominated to run as their candidate. Thats not how it works, the parties couldnt possibly allow that.. There is some kind of process within the parties to accept candidates who want to run for the party.
Anyone can nominate themselves ad independents, yes, but not under a party..
You are the one who is saying your version is definitive, I am just saying my version seems most logic and likely, I am saying I might be wrong, because I have not seen how this actually works, nor any papers saying how it works, or official explanation. You are the one who insist your version is fact, so you better prove it.
You don't even know what nominated is. Given that fact and your constant refusal to even have one iota of understanding of the U.S. system, talking to you about this serves no further purpose. I will let you continue to wallow in your anti-U.S. ignorance. Enjoy!
How many people from different countries have to explain to you how you're wrong before you get it?
:lol: and what happens to "isreal" when he pushes, (my bad) just the zionist regieme into the sea.
What pray tell would he replace it with? :roll:
Do you call that an answer.. Is your machine in error or something? Did the spin not work on me and cause you to go in rounds and into a final error message since you just give up by answering like this?
Ps. dammit, there is no smiley for "broken robot".
I havent seen any proof, which you Americans want for anything others say..
I have yet to see proof that anyone who pleases with ANY platform can run as primary candidate for the republican party, even if he hates them and oppose all their political stands, and that he can do all this without any form of approval from the republican party.
Excuse me for finding that hard to believe, especially when you guys just claim it with no documentation.
I am ready to accept logical explanations as proof of other things, but not this, because its illogical it would work the way you say.
This is technically interesting, because in Europe its not like that at all.
Do you have ANY EVIDENCE that the party heirarchy disqualified any candidate?
When are we going to take this ****er out?
When are we going to take this ****er out?
Prove it.. That anyone even a hardcore democrat(who hates all the policies of the republican party) can stand for candidate in the republican party without the republican party approval.
Ps. I might seem like an American but I am not :lol:
No, I might not as well have, that would not be my opinion. I still think Iran is a democracy, a form of democracy, just like the UK, France and the US is also a form of democracy, and that all those forms of democracy are very different forms of democracy.
The US and European systems are less free than we like to believe.
I am not trying to equate Irans democracy with the US...
Yes. I doubt he would be re-elected though.Nah, really, is the primary totally open? So that anyone with any form of platform(even opposing values and platform of the party) can stand for the republican party and just say a bunch of things that will have him elected in the primaries, and then become their presidential candidate if he wins?
So in theory, Obama can just as well be a republican hiding in this democrat party and work his magic republican party policies as soon as he is sworn in.
The approval from the party to run in the primary comes in the form of a requisite number of signatures from party members to run in that state's primary.I dont believe for a second you can run in the primary for the republicans or democrats without some form of approval by the party.. That just wouldn't make sense.
The process is a petition! They must go from house to house and convince party members that they are qualified to run and that they share similar ideals with the party. If they don't actually follow these ideals once elected they won't be re-elected. That is how it works.Then an enemy of the republicans with a completely different platform who is against all republican policies can run under the republican party in their primary and just say whetever pleases the republican voters to get nominated to run as their candidate. Thats not how it works, the parties couldnt possibly allow that.. There is some kind of process within the parties to accept candidates who want to run for the party.
You are the one who is saying your version is definitive, I am just saying my version seems most logic and likely, I am saying I might be wrong, because I have not seen how this actually works, nor any papers saying how it works, or official explanation. You are the one who insist your version is fact, so you better prove it.
I havent seen any proof, which you Americans want for anything others say..
I have yet to see proof that anyone who pleases with ANY platform can run as primary candidate for the republican party, even if he hates them and oppose all their political stands, and that he can do all this without any form of approval from the republican party.
Excuse me for finding that hard to believe, especially when you guys just claim it with no documentation.
I am ready to accept logical explanations as proof of other things, but not this, because its illogical it would work the way you say.
This is technically interesting, because in Europe its not like that at all.