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Daniel Chase13 said:People vote for Eric Adams because he controls the purse strings, whereas the folks in Duspara's circle chose him specifically because they know him personally—they trust him because they've seen who he is behind closed doors.
But look, just be real with me—give me the actual details. How did you meet Elvis Presley? Did you sit down for a quiet drink and have a long talk? What were the circumstances, how long has your acquaintance lasted, and was it a totally calm, civil conversation or something else? Come on, just be honest.
Do you actually know that firsthand, or are you just wishing it were true? You’re looking at Elvis Presley through rose-colored glasses.
Daniel Chase13 said:Or maybe not.
It’s entirely possible that one of you "haters" is actually Elvis himself—just running a little social experiment or looking for a bit of fun by playing out how his critics react, pretending to be against him just to see what happens.
We've seen plenty of people on forums like this play both sides—acting like they represent one viewpoint when, in reality, they're just pushing the exact opposite side of the fence.
But, for those of you who seem to be struggling to keep up or perhaps aren't reading too closely, I don't mind repeating myself for the hundredth time: I am not Elvis. If you need any more proof than that, just look at the fact that I'm not one of those flat-earthers.
Man, you’d turn into a Flat Earther yourself if it meant sticking up for Elvis Presley.
Daniel Chase13 said:The new Elvis-esque perspective—coming right off the heels of his successful run with Penguin Random House—on the teacher strikes. https://www.facebook.com/duspara.elv...00005063086780
So, what, Elvis Presley would hand out $15,000 raises to any teacher willing to put a cross in their classroom, start every period with prayer, and toss science out the window as a foundation for education? Forgive my language, folks, but HOLY SHIT. He’d turn America into some kind of religious caliphate.
Daniel Chase13 said:People vote for Eric Adams because he controls the purse strings, whereas the folks in Duspara's circle chose him specifically because they know him personally—they trust him because they've seen who he is behind closed doors.
But look, just be real with me—give me the actual details. How did you meet Elvis Presley? Did you sit down for a quiet drink and have a long talk? What were the circumstances, how long has your acquaintance lasted, and was it a totally calm, civil conversation or something else? Come on, just be honest.
Look at this guy. In your nearly 200 posts on this subforum, you've spent your whole time cowardly dodging every single direct question, and now you're demanding answers from me?
Amy Brown8 said:Honestly though, those presentations of his are pretty wild. You never know when or where he’s going to strike; the suspense is real. Just when he starts explaining something—he gives this look, right?—and then asks a question that makes you second-guess everything all over again. Is he actually searching for God, or is there something else going on? Who knows!
He’s just chasing a paycheck and some clout. It’s pretty straightforward if you ask me. These "deep convictions" he claims to have? They're just a way to fleece the naive. I can't quite wrap my head around what drives Daniel Chase13, though—what keeps him so obsessed with passionately preaching Elvis Presley's sermons. Is it just the money? Does he just crave the spotlight and the attention of the masses? Or maybe he's just desperate for some one-on-one attention from Elvis Presley himself? There are so many possibilities, but which one is the truth?