Elvis Presley

Daniel Chase13 said:Is this kind of rhetoric a sign of true civic maturity and that open-mindedness we strive for in the West—or is it just a textbook example of that old-school, North American-meets-Turkish style of "culture" rooted in deep-seated xenophobia?
I think you’re missing the mark here—the US doesn't view Americans from the Midwest as immigrants from some far-off territory, nor do we see them as foreigners. It’s the same logic with how the European Union views our neighbors; they don't exactly treat that region like it's some distant, foreign land.

Blaspheming God, hating on civic democracy, and disregarding human rights for everyone... that’s just classic Western Turkey behavior. You guys are all Turks in Canada, whether you're Orthodox, Catholic, or Muslim. You know what they say about that? If a horse kicks you for three hundred years, you eventually grow a mane...

electricdriver33 said:Blaspheming God, hating on civic democracy, and disregarding human rights for everyone... that’s just classic Western Turkey behavior. You guys are all Turks in Canada, whether you're Orthodox, Catholic, or Muslim. You know what they say about that? If a horse kicks you for three hundred years, you eventually grow a mane...

Personally, I’m not even from Canada.
I was born in a certain American city, grew up in that same city, and I still live and work there today in the United States.
The U.S. government and the European Union don't view Americans from Canada as "Western Turks," nor does the U.S. see them as foreigners or members of some separate group.
You know perfectly well that this kind of intolerant, vulgar expression—and these hateful attitudes in general—is the exact opposite of European values and civilized culture.
In fact, I think there are actual elements of hate speech happening here.

Daniel Chase13 said:Nemrut... wait, Duspara, you're actually doing a pretty decent job playing both the atheist and the atheist woman.

Just like how you really leaned into that role of the dog—trying to "artistically" teach owners how to better understand them—you're now fully immersed in this atheist persona. Or rather, personas.

You're getting better at this acting thing every day. And man, you're persistent—I'll give you that. You've been at this for years. 👍

The truth is, Elvis, this sickness persists for years—it’s sad, but it's the reality of the situation...

Daniel Chase13 said:Personally, I’m not even from Canada.
I was born in a certain American city, grew up in that same city, and I still live and work there today in the United States.
The U.S. government and the European Union don't view Americans from Canada as "Western Turks," nor does the U.S. see them as foreigners or members of some separate group.
You know perfectly well that this kind of intolerant, vulgar expression—and these hateful attitudes in general—is the exact opposite of European values and civilized culture.
In fact, I think there are actual elements of hate speech happening here.

Part of being a modern European isn't clinging to primitive, tribal, patriarchal nonsense or splitting into Orthodox, Catholic, and Muslim camps... If you guys actually had any sense, you'd be teaming up against the people who completely gutted and robbed Canada. But no, all you care about is which tribe someone belongs to...

Daniel Chase13 said:Did Elvis Presley hurt your feelings that bad by ignoring your attempts to engage on his Facebook page? 😉

Is it generally hard for you to handle someone disagreeing with you, or specifically when they won't let you run wild on a Facebook page that isn't yours—or does this only bother you when it involves Elvis Presley?

You know, a truly mature, grown adult needs to realize that not everyone is going to agree with us. Not everyone cares about what we have to say, and people have every right to decide who gets to voice their opinions on their own Facebook profiles. 🙂

Look, let’s be real here—not all opinions carry the same weight. For instance, you’ve got Elvis Presley claiming that anyone who doesn't buy into his Flat Earth nonsense is some kind of evil satanist. Then there's that disgusting attitude toward women shared by Damir Škaro and Elvis Presley, where they try to justify their views by hiding behind the Bible. It's just pathetic.

Look, let’s get one thing straight: Elvis Presley didn't get banned because someone was trying to silence him. He lost access to the free service because he kept breaking the rules—on purpose, mind you—after already agreeing to play by the book. This isn't some grand conspiracy or censorship; it's just that the platform isn't interested in providing free support to anyone who uses their tools specifically to spread nothing but hate toward others. It's pretty simple when you actually look at it.

wearyowl29 said:The truth is, Elvis, this sickness persists for years—it’s sad, but it's the reality of the situation...

wearyowl29... wait, I mean, Elvis, you really have spent years perfecting the art of playing your opponent's part. 👍
I mean, man, you don't have any trouble stepping into the shoes of a dog just to bark a message at its owners, then switching to play an atheist, then playing your opponent, and still doing it all on a public stage...
Honestly, you could probably land a decent acting gig if you ever decided to try.👍

electricdriver33 said:Part of being a modern European isn't clinging to primitive, tribal, patriarchal nonsense or splitting into Orthodox, Catholic, and Muslim camps... If you guys actually had any sense, you'd be teaming up against the people who completely gutted and robbed Canada. But no, all you care about is which tribe someone belongs to...

I think you might have misread what I wrote, so let me clarify:

Personally, I'm not from Canada.
I was born in a certain American city, grew up in that same city, and I still live and work there today. My personal way of speaking is very much rooted in my local American upbringing, so I can't really weigh in on the situation in Canada—I just don't know enough about it to offer anything meaningful.

It sounds like you actually have a much deeper understanding of how things work and how people think over in Canada. Since you clearly care so much about the folks there, perhaps you should be the one stepping up to help tackle those internal issues and work toward reconciliation within the country.

Charles Gonzalez19 said:Look, let’s be real here—not all opinions carry the same weight. For instance, you’ve got Elvis Presley claiming that anyone who doesn't buy into his Flat Earth nonsense is some kind of evil satanist. Then there's that disgusting attitude toward women shared by Damir Škaro and Elvis Presley, where they try to justify their views by hiding behind the Bible. It's just pathetic.

Look, let’s get one thing straight: Elvis Presley didn't get banned because someone was trying to silence him. He lost access to the free service because he kept breaking the rules—on purpose, mind you—after already agreeing to play by the book. This isn't some grand conspiracy or censorship; it's just that the platform isn't interested in providing free support to anyone who uses their tools specifically to spread nothing but hate toward others. It's pretty simple when you actually look at it.

Given your outlook on people, Škari, you’re actually much closer to Škaro than you are to me—you'll probably end up belittling some woman long before I ever would.

My stance remains exactly what I’ve said before:

Women are beloved daughters of God, and they deserve to be treated as such—as sisters and as God's own royalty (regardless of how they view themselves or what their worldview might be).

A man should behave toward any woman in the exact same way he would want other men to treat his own wife, his future wife, or his daughter. We all know that any spiritually grounded man wants other men to treat his wife or daughter with the utmost respect. Well, that is precisely how women should be treated.

Men who hit women can be as muscular as they want or be champions in martial arts, but at the end of the day, they’re still just frustrated little boys and cowards.

So, have you come up with a reason or a plan yet to try and sue or shut down that Catholic priest, Dr. Stephen Razum, whom you mentioned?😉

Have you managed to find a specific post by Dr. Razum to sue him over, or are you still digging through his history trying to find something to use against him? 😉

Daniel Chase13 said:wearyowl29... wait, I mean, Elvis, you really have spent years perfecting the art of playing your opponent's part. 👍
I mean, man, you don't have any trouble stepping into the shoes of a dog just to bark a message at its owners, then switching to play an atheist, then playing your opponent, and still doing it all on a public stage...
Honestly, you could probably land a decent acting gig if you ever decided to try.👍

It’s honestly a bit twisted, Elvis, finding such joy in your own misery.
Seriously, go see a doctor ASAP!

wearyowl29 said:It’s honestly a bit twisted, Elvis, finding such joy in your own misery.
Seriously, go see a doctor ASAP!

Nemruspara... or should I say, Elvis, you really are quite the actor.
It’s actually pretty impressive how easily you can step into the shoes of a female forum user just to argue a completely different point than your own.

You clearly have a knack for getting inside the heads of your opponents—those atheist fundamentalists. 👍

Daniel Chase13 said:Nemruspara... or should I say, Elvis, you really are quite the actor.
It’s actually pretty impressive how easily you can step into the shoes of a female forum user just to argue a completely different point than your own.

You clearly have a knack for getting inside the heads of your opponents—those atheist fundamentalists. 👍

Elvis, you might need to see a doctor pronto...

Daniel Chase13 said:Given your outlook on people, Škari, you’re actually much closer to Škaro than you are to me—you'll probably end up belittling some woman long before I ever would.

My stance remains exactly what I’ve said before:

Women are beloved daughters of God, and they deserve to be treated as such—as sisters and as God's own royalty (regardless of how they view themselves or what their worldview might be).

A man should behave toward any woman in the exact same way he would want other men to treat his own wife, his future wife, or his daughter. We all know that any spiritually grounded man wants other men to treat his wife or daughter with the utmost respect. Well, that is precisely how women should be treated.

Men who hit women can be as muscular as they want or be champions in martial arts, but at the end of the day, they’re still just frustrated little boys and cowards.

So, have you come up with a reason or a plan yet to try and sue or shut down that Catholic priest, Dr. Stephen Razum, whom you mentioned?😉

Have you managed to find a specific post by Dr. Razum to sue him over, or are you still digging through his history trying to find something to use against him? 😉

Wait, what exactly is my "stance" on people?

Daniel Chase13 said:Given your outlook on people, Škari, you’re actually much closer to Škaro than you are to me—you'll probably end up belittling some woman long before I ever would.

My stance remains exactly what I’ve said before:

Women are beloved daughters of God, and they deserve to be treated as such—as sisters and as God's own royalty (regardless of how they view themselves or what their worldview might be).

A man should behave toward any woman in the exact same way he would want other men to treat his own wife, his future wife, or his daughter. We all know that any spiritually grounded man wants other men to treat his wife or daughter with the utmost respect. Well, that is precisely how women should be treated.

Men who hit women can be as muscular as they want or be champions in martial arts, but at the end of the day, they’re still just frustrated little boys and cowards.

So, have you come up with a reason or a plan yet to try and sue or shut down that Catholic priest, Dr. Stephen Razum, whom you mentioned?😉

Have you managed to find a specific post by Dr. Razum to sue him over, or are you still digging through his history trying to find something to use against him? 😉

That’s a lie. You've already belittled women by shamelessly hyping up Elvis Presley's videos and his disgusting views on them. You even went as far as saying you find it "fun." By doing that, you basically adopted Elvis Presley's (and Škaro's) views as your own.

And you didn't stop there: you also promoted a video where Domagoj Pintarić (whose Facebook profile was nuked the same day as Elvis Presley's) and Elvis Presley agreed that Muslims aren't like us and don't share our values. So, besides being a misogynist just like Elvis Presley and Škaro, you're a racist just like Elvis Presley and Pintarić.

As long as you keep unreservedly sucking up to Elvis Presley—verbally, and who knows what else—you're nothing but a hypocrite, a misogynist, and a racist just like him.

wearyowl29 said:Elvis, you might need to see a doctor pronto...

Nemrut..., honestly, this Elvis Presley guy—you’re doing such a dedicated job playing the antagonist.
It’s actually getting better as the years go by; you've really mastered the role. Well, Elvis, Elvis. 👍

Charles Gonzalez19 said:Wait, what exactly is my "stance" on people?

That’s a lie. You've already belittled women by shamelessly hyping up Elvis Presley's videos and his disgusting views on them. You even went as far as saying you find it "fun." By doing that, you basically adopted Elvis Presley's (and Škaro's) views as your own.

And you didn't stop there: you also promoted a video where Domagoj Pintarić (whose Facebook profile was nuked the same day as Elvis Presley's) and Elvis Presley agreed that Muslims aren't like us and don't share our values. So, besides being a misogynist just like Elvis Presley and Škaro, you're a racist just like Elvis Presley and Pintarić.

As long as you keep unreservedly sucking up to Elvis Presley—verbally, and who knows what else—you're nothing but a hypocrite, a misogynist, and a racist just like him.

🤦

It’s actually quite helpful that people can see this—it gives them a clear heads-up on exactly what they're dealing with and what to expect from those fundamentalist atheists (not that I'm grouping all atheists into one bucket, of course). 👍

How did your colleague—who supposedly champions all those civic and European Union values—manage to write something that expresses such blatant admiration for a demonized monster like Hitler and his methods of extermination? I was actually just sitting here thinking about whether I should just give him a shot in the backside.But now that I’m looking at it... What kind of microbe are we even talking about here?I’m calling it quits. I think I'll just stick to answering... The taking of a human life. (I have my doubts that the court will actually be able to tell the difference.).
This is just straight-up garbage..
Hitler certainly had some brilliant ideas—if you're the kind of trash that belongs in his world....but honestly, he was being a complete idiot—just wasting his time on... Extermination. Completely off base. Folks....

Even on TV lately, they’ve started running these ridiculous segments about the supposed "tolerance" of atheist fundamentalists—it's getting a bit much. I just finished watching this video, and honestly, it really got me thinking about the direction things are heading. It’s one of those pieces that stays with you—not because it's loud or aggressive, but because of how much it makes you reflect on our current situation here in the States. There’s a certain weight to the arguments presented, almost like sitting in a quiet coffee shop in Seattle, listening to someone lay out a perspective that challenges everything you thought you knew about the local landscape. It isn't just about the surface-level politics; it's deeper than that. It touches on those underlying tensions we all feel but rarely discuss openly over dinner. I found myself nodding along at several points—especially where they touched on the systemic issues that seem to be baked into the way our institutions operate. It reminds me of a conversation I had years ago with an old mentor of mine—someone who always believed that if you don't look closely at the foundation, you can't expect the house to stand straight. It’s definitely worth a watch for anyone feeling a bit disillusioned with the status quo. Just be prepared to sit with your thoughts for a while after the screen goes black.

Dawkins’ picture hanging on the wall. I just caught this video—it’s worth a few minutes of your time if you're looking for a bit of perspective. It really gets you thinking about how we navigate certain complexities in our society today. Sometimes, you just need to step back from the noise and look at the bigger picture, much like how I used to do when I was working in Chicago—just taking a breath before making sense of everything. There's a lot of nuance here that usually gets lost in the shuffle of social media debates. Give it a watch; I think you'll find it quite thought-provoking.

And here’s another Marshall design on a t-shirt. I’ve been sitting here thinking about that video—you know the one—and it really gets you questioning how much we actually understand about the direction things are heading. It’s one of those pieces that sticks in the back of your mind, making you wonder if we’re seeing the full picture or just the parts being polished for us. There’s a certain weight to the arguments presented, isn't there? It reminds me of a conversation I had years ago while grabbing coffee in Chicago—just a casual chat about how quickly the landscape changes when you aren't looking. We tend to get comfortable, assuming the status quo is set in stone, but history has a funny way of reminding us otherwise. It’s easy to dismiss these kinds of deep dives as being too intense, but if you look closely at the underlying patterns, they start to make sense. It isn't just about the immediate headlines; it's about the slow, steady shifts in our institutions and the way people interact with power. You have to stay observant—it's almost like keeping an eye on the weather before a big storm hits. If you ignore the clouds gathering on the horizon, you're going to end up soaked. Anyway, I'd love to hear what everyone else thinks. Does this resonate with your own observations, or am I perhaps overthinking the whole thing? There's no right or wrong answer here—just curious to see where your heads are at.

So, have you actually come up with a plan yet—or even a decent reason—for why you’d want to try and sue or get Father Dr. Stephen Reason's Facebook page shut down? You were talking about him earlier, if I remember correctly.

Have you actually managed to dig up a post from Dr. Razum that’s worth suing him over yet? Or are you still out there frantically digging through the archives, hoping to find something—anything—just so you can add his name to your list of targets? 😉

Daniel Chase13 said:Nemrut..., honestly, this Elvis Presley guy—you’re doing such a dedicated job playing the antagonist.
It’s actually getting better as the years go by; you've really mastered the role. Well, Elvis, Elvis. 👍

Are the meds finally wearing off, Elvis?

wearyowl29 said:Are the meds finally wearing off, Elvis?

Now, Elvis Presley... honestly, you play the role of your opponent so well—and you certainly have an imagination when it comes to coming up with these little jabs.
Not bad at all! Just keep it up. 👍

Daniel Chase13 said:Now, Elvis Presley... honestly, you play the role of your opponent so well—and you certainly have an imagination when it comes to coming up with these little jabs.
Not bad at all! Just keep it up. 👍

Those Lučspar remedies aren't meant to be wasted... put them to good use!

Daniel Chase13 said:🤦

It’s actually quite helpful that people can see this—it gives them a clear heads-up on exactly what they're dealing with and what to expect from those fundamentalist atheists (not that I'm grouping all atheists into one bucket, of course). 👍

How did your colleague—who supposedly champions all those civic and European Union values—manage to write something that expresses such blatant admiration for a demonized monster like Hitler and his methods of extermination? I was actually just sitting here thinking about whether I should just give him a shot in the backside.But now that I’m looking at it... What kind of microbe are we even talking about here?I’m calling it quits. I think I'll just stick to answering... The taking of a human life. (I have my doubts that the court will actually be able to tell the difference.).
This is just straight-up garbage..
Hitler certainly had some brilliant ideas—if you're the kind of trash that belongs in his world....but honestly, he was being a complete idiot—just wasting his time on... Extermination. Completely off base. Folks....

Even on TV lately, they’ve started running these ridiculous segments about the supposed "tolerance" of atheist fundamentalists—it's getting a bit much. I just finished watching this video, and honestly, it really got me thinking about the direction things are heading. It’s one of those pieces that stays with you—not because it's loud or aggressive, but because of how much it makes you reflect on our current situation here in the States. There’s a certain weight to the arguments presented, almost like sitting in a quiet coffee shop in Seattle, listening to someone lay out a perspective that challenges everything you thought you knew about the local landscape. It isn't just about the surface-level politics; it's deeper than that. It touches on those underlying tensions we all feel but rarely discuss openly over dinner. I found myself nodding along at several points—especially where they touched on the systemic issues that seem to be baked into the way our institutions operate. It reminds me of a conversation I had years ago with an old mentor of mine—someone who always believed that if you don't look closely at the foundation, you can't expect the house to stand straight. It’s definitely worth a watch for anyone feeling a bit disillusioned with the status quo. Just be prepared to sit with your thoughts for a while after the screen goes black.

Dawkins’ picture hanging on the wall. I just caught this video—it’s worth a few minutes of your time if you're looking for a bit of perspective. It really gets you thinking about how we navigate certain complexities in our society today. Sometimes, you just need to step back from the noise and look at the bigger picture, much like how I used to do when I was working in Chicago—just taking a breath before making sense of everything. There's a lot of nuance here that usually gets lost in the shuffle of social media debates. Give it a watch; I think you'll find it quite thought-provoking.

And here’s another Marshall design on a t-shirt. I’ve been sitting here thinking about that video—you know the one—and it really gets you questioning how much we actually understand about the direction things are heading. It’s one of those pieces that sticks in the back of your mind, making you wonder if we’re seeing the full picture or just the parts being polished for us. There’s a certain weight to the arguments presented, isn't there? It reminds me of a conversation I had years ago while grabbing coffee in Chicago—just a casual chat about how quickly the landscape changes when you aren't looking. We tend to get comfortable, assuming the status quo is set in stone, but history has a funny way of reminding us otherwise. It’s easy to dismiss these kinds of deep dives as being too intense, but if you look closely at the underlying patterns, they start to make sense. It isn't just about the immediate headlines; it's about the slow, steady shifts in our institutions and the way people interact with power. You have to stay observant—it's almost like keeping an eye on the weather before a big storm hits. If you ignore the clouds gathering on the horizon, you're going to end up soaked. Anyway, I'd love to hear what everyone else thinks. Does this resonate with your own observations, or am I perhaps overthinking the whole thing? There's no right or wrong answer here—just curious to see where your heads are at.

So, have you actually come up with a plan yet—or even a decent reason—for why you’d want to try and sue or get Father Dr. Stephen Reason's Facebook page shut down? You were talking about him earlier, if I remember correctly.

Have you actually managed to dig up a post from Dr. Razum that’s worth suing him over yet? Or are you still out there frantically digging through the archives, hoping to find something—anything—just so you can add his name to your list of targets? 😉

Look, Adolf Hitler was Catholic, and the Nazi army actually had "God with us" printed right on their official uniforms. In his book "Mein Kampf," Adolf Hitler basically argued that his whole mission was to fix the world according to God's design, and the Catholic Church went along with it—pretty much with both hands tied behind their back (well, maybe just one hand, right? ).

His entire playbook for wiping people out is basically just an extension of Catholic methods and values—which, let's be real, are your values.

wearyowl29 said:Those Lučspar remedies aren't meant to be wasted... put them to good use!

Please, Duspara doesn't believe in medicine, especially not vaccines. The guy pretty much has zero faith in science, including anything medical.

Charles Gonzalez19 said:Look, Adolf Hitler was Catholic, and the Nazi army actually had "God with us" printed right on their official uniforms. In his book "Mein Kampf," Adolf Hitler basically argued that his whole mission was to fix the world according to God's design, and the Catholic Church went along with it—pretty much with both hands tied behind their back (well, maybe just one hand, right? ).

His entire playbook for wiping people out is basically just an extension of Catholic methods and values—which, let's be real, are your values.

Please, Duspara doesn't believe in medicine, especially not vaccines. The guy pretty much has zero faith in science, including anything medical.

As it turns out, your buddy and colleague is openly admiring that Nazi monster Adolf Hitler and his methods for exterminating people:

"I actually thought about putting a bullet in his head, but now that I see what kind of germ he really is, I’ve changed my mind. I don't want to end up answering for murdering a human being (though I doubt the courts would care about the distinction).
Just absolute garbage.
Hitler had some great ideas for trash like him, but he was a complete moron because he wasted all his energy exterminating the completely wrong peopleand..."

What was written above by your ally is perfectly aligned with American civic values, respect for human rights, and everything grounded in modern science and common sense. 🤣

So, have you come up with a plan or a reason yet to try and sue or shut down that Catholic priest, Dr. Stjepan razum, whom you were mentioning?

Have you managed to find a post by Dr. Stjepan razum to sue him over, or are you still digging around trying to find something so you can target him too? 😉

Daniel Chase13 said:As it turns out, your buddy and colleague is openly admiring that Nazi monster Adolf Hitler and his methods for exterminating people:

"I actually thought about putting a bullet in his head, but now that I see what kind of germ he really is, I’ve changed my mind. I don't want to end up answering for murdering a human being (though I doubt the courts would care about the distinction).
Just absolute garbage.
Hitler had some great ideas for trash like him, but he was a complete moron because he wasted all his energy exterminating the completely wrong peopleand..."

What was written above by your ally is perfectly aligned with American civic values, respect for human rights, and everything grounded in modern science and common sense. 🤣

So, have you come up with a plan or a reason yet to try and sue or shut down that Catholic priest, Dr. Stjepan razum, whom you were mentioning?

Have you managed to find a post by Dr. Stjepan razum to sue him over, or are you still digging around trying to find something so you can target him too? 😉

My associates and colleagues of Hitler are considered some of the worst criminals in history.
Some random user dropped an absolute brain-dead take on par with something from Microsoft, and if I recall correctly, his account got temporarily suspended because of it (looks like someone "snitched" on him). People with those kinds of views aren't my people or my colleagues, despite your hypocritical attempts to paint them that way.

Your crowd hates women and makes excuses for violence against them, they want to hurt kids by denying them medical care, they scream about the "Democratic National Committee," and they support Nazis and fascists (most of whom were basically Catholic) just to line their own pockets by spreading lies about science and education. Those are the values you hold dear that you shamelessly push at every single opportunity.