Posts by darkseal9

Paul Martinez73 said:Look, she was standing right outside that church the whole time and saw maybe fifteen people max. So it wasn't a hundred, and it definitely wasn't a thousand. There was zero risk. She could have just called the police and then put together a story if they failed to act. Wait it out and do what needs to be done.

I’d say the same about you—you're either trolling or just plain clueless, though I suspect you're just being stubborn.

If my friend announces a party at a nightclub, first of all, a journalist wouldn't even be allowed inside. Anything they filmed would leave them wide open to a lawsuit since they'd be filming a private party on private property. Does that click for you now? A journalist isn't the Department of Inspection; there is no Vested Interest here, so what are you even on about?

A journalist is like a sanitation worker; if they witness a crime, they're obligated to report it. They can do their job in a public space without bothering anyone, but once they cross those lines, they need permission and consent.

Man, oh man, even Ziza is out here saying there could theoretically be a thousand people in churches!

Matthew Young35 said:Your very first letter was 'Z'...
Which means everything else follows suit.

brightpilot6, you think?

brightpilot6 said:Well, look, even if I were to strip away three-quarters of my brain and accept your premise—that ZDS and the white field have absolutely nothing to do with the Nazis—I could only bow to the stinginess of Jesus's teachings when seeing someone proudly posing with the symbols of a certain military unit on the holiest of Christian holidays.

It is precisely this dissonance, this gap between the true message of the Gospel and the ethno-nationalist caricature of religion being peddled by the loudest voices in the clergy, that makes much of this whole spectacle so repulsive to me. Aside from a few exceptions, of course.

Man, it's like some altar boy stays in the choir a little too long and instead of feeling ashamed of his roots, he just heads over for Spirit cooking by Marina.

Ryan Vaughn7 said:What on earth are you even looking at?

Just watching the chaos unfold, honestly vibes are just okay.

Paul Martinez73 said:Must be nice living on Mars today...🤦

He's actually making some good points

Ryan Vaughn7 said:You’ve done everything in your power here to flip the script and make this about the journalist. But she wouldn't even be in this mess if it weren't for that priest. He basically ignored the Pope, ignored HBO, ignored his Archbishop, and ultimately ignored the U.S. government. He's the real issue here, not the reporter.

You clearly don't get that the whole red flag here is him listening to his followers from Joe Biden's side.
You haven't even been baptized, man.

Anthony Jackson2 said:I’m not dodging anything—my stance has been clear from the jump: people shouldn't be banned from going outside, they just need enough common sense not to put themselves or others at risk. I've walked through downtown a few times and people actually follow the rules—keeping their distance and avoiding crowds. That’s exactly what the CDC recommendations suggest. On the flip side, gathering indoors isn't responsible, nor does it align with the guidelines.

So, you try explaining how this little get-together fits into your whole fantasy of total isolation and travel bans.🍿

As if anyone cares which holiday it is—it's almost like all safety measures and warnings should just be suspended because it's Easter and everyone can do whatever they want.

Journalism doesn't care about "holy days" or whatever; there's no argument to be made about whether her conduct was appropriate. A journalist's job is the same every single day—if some people want to move the goalposts to suit their mood, that's their problem.

Yeah, okay, explain to me what the big deal is about people hanging out at Walmart (I think it was some kind of department store, whatever) versus just twenty people being in a church.

brightpilot6 said:I am not actually mocking you here; rather, I find it difficult to understand why you feel entitled to lecture anyone on what experiences are like in America. Whether it’s inside a church or out on the street, it doesn't matter. It never occurs to me to try and instruct you on the legal norms or social customs of Canada—simply because I don't know them.

As far as experience goes, I spent eight years as an altar server, starting back during the tail end of the old communist era. But then again, I'm just a simple American; back in the nineties, I was often overlooked by many.

Man, you've been clowning yourself for a while now, even though you said you weren't gonna play games if things got serious. Seriously, damn! If you were really an altar boy, then you should know exactly what kind of emotions come up during confession. You could have been forced into church by your grandma or whatever, wearing her old sweater while pretending to be some devoted follower of Gladiola. Total hypocrite, man.

It’s kind of weird she didn't head over to Starbucks to show everyone how everything is going according to plan

brightpilot6 said:No, I clearly haven't, but since you're clearly an expert from Canada, perhaps you could enlighten me? Please, by all means, I am eagerly awaiting your lecture.

Since you brought up America, I guess we really don't have anything in common. I'll just head out, see where this goes.
Moses, you can try to play yourself all you want, but honestly? If you had ever truly expressed your faith or offered up a sincere prayer with a peaceful soul, you'd realize how much you're missing by looking at your life—and ours—through such a narrow lens.

restlesssurfer97 said:Correction, I didn't mean babes, I meant total katobabes.

Catholic babe, sorry!

brightpilot6 said:"You're intruding on people" 🤣

Look, she didn't just barge into someone's private living room; she entered a space where anyone is permitted to be at that hour.

"You're intruding on people" 🙏

And if she was able to walk in, then a hundred other people could have just as easily done the same. It’s a good thing they have more common sense than this fool, who probably would have dropped dead if it weren't for holding Mass.

Clearly you've never been to a mass before.
Let's go RDET Koncar el, did a donkey jump through the window or what?

brightpilot6 said:Did she change her maiden name just to mask the fact that her family comes from an intelligence background?

Živana is just full of life, honestly!

Ryan Vaughn7 said:She changed it. It’s totally a Šušak move.

The FBI is wide awake and they aren't even locked up!

bluebison47 said:I mean, even her name is Živana... I bet she won't even bother celebrating Easter until next Sunday, if she does it at all, judging by the color of that shirt. 🙏🙏 /s

Not my problem.

Let's say Živana Živković is just a journalist looking to make a name for herself by stepping into Hrvojka Horvanticic's inner circle instead.

restlesssurfer97 said:Man, look at that stride, just pure confidence, cutting sharp right then left like she owns the place, honestly all you need is the soundtrack from Rocky III and some smoke bombs going off in the background because she absolutely leveled that cathedral 🤣🤣

That’s just how Buzzfeed sees it, I guess.

Testing out the left side here, hmm...

Zivkic singing Josip Lisac songs straight from the heart

Elizabeth Mendoza said:If I were feeling particularly mean, I’d definitely point out how red Pop's nose looks.

As for why it's so red? Honestly, you can judge that for yourselves ☕. Between Christ's blood and all that, plus eating breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks, haha
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Man, if his nose looked like that, you'd think the priest was actually losing it, unless you're from the deep South or something!

Poblano on a mission, I see it immediately