[ SECRET POST #6703 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6703 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Severance]



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[Youtuber Beryl Shereshewsky]



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[Sonic the Hedgehog]



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[Thunderbolts]



















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Comments

[thewakokid]

Didnt he get run off BS for being to christo-fascist?

[akacat]

This is either some really weird trolling, or we’re talking about two different Mark Hamills.

[thewakokid]

Oh, cool I can drop some deep lore on you!

Ok, he was in a movie called The King of Kings, where he played... Herod I think? Never saw it, and am going on 4th hand info for that, take my knowledge on the actual film for what it's worth.

So naturally he tweeted out about the movie.

Which some BS users took to be promoting pro-christian content.

One outrage storm and 2 days later he's back on twitter reversing his "Leaving forever because of the NAZI's. I mean he's on both still so he's not exactly been "Run off", but there was a definite correlation between getting dog-piled as a christo-fascist on one space, and then returning to the other space.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh look, more proof that BlueSky is not, in fact, the kinder, gentler, more rational place that some people purport it to be. It's a cesspool filled with bullies, eager to take whatever someone says in the worst possible light so they can label them a "fascist" and thereafter feel justified in using them as their whipping boy or girl.

[thewakokid]

"It was funny how people were people everywhere you went, even if the people concerned weren't the people the people who made up the phrase "people are people everywhere" had traditionally thought of as people."