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David Wright #kinkshaming #crackpot #fundie

Having sex with someone means “You’re basically helping them masturbate”? To me that suggests autosexual rather than asexual, but I could be wrong. Regardless, I don’t think he is even capable of imagining anyone having a satisfying sex life, let alone that what works as a “satisfying sex life” differs considerably from one person to the next. That’s not any position to be talking about most other people’s sexualities.

Nagolbud #conspiracy #quack

“Viruses cannot be spread from animal to human” is something I’ve seen before, more argument from incredulity than anything else, but understandable given only the most basic knowledge of biology. Understandable but very wrong. But “cannot be spread from human to human”? Do you even know what a virus is? (Reads the rest of it) No, no you absolutely do not. Are you mistaking them for antibodies? That’s the only thing which even vaguely makes sense. (If so, also not how antibodies work.)

Jennifer Bilek #transphobia

…Though more on topic, this has very “all which is not forbidden is required” vibes. This attitude that all people will be forced to alter themselves is not something which anyone is advocating for in general… though some posthumanists are like “you want to remain with the foolish homo sapiens in their slow extinction while everyone else joins in our great and glorious future? allrighty then, no skin off my oflactory detectors”. Which is really jerkish and elitist in a way which I would never defend, but probably not genocidal.

You know, there are an awful lot of things lumped together under the term “transhumanism”. It’s one of those amorphous scary things which some people don’t know what it means and don’t want to, they only know that it absolutely must be forbidden because… um… because it must be bad, otherwise we wouldn’t forbid it, clearly! Originally the term referred to a broad school of philosophy which originated during the mid-19th century (though proto-transhumanists existed going at least a century further back) which was all about discovering the limits of the human experience and using what they learn to better society for all people. That’s not what most think of when they hear the term, though. Some things which commonly get referred to as “transhumanism” these days:

Cyborgism: Already exists, and as part of many people’s lives to at least a limited extent. Despite commonly being seen as “half-biological-half-machine sci-fi beings”, cyborgism essentially started with things like peg-legs and hook-hands centuries ago (and arguably, even further back, in the form of crutches and monocles), and has changed to various new forms as technology itself advances. There’s some discussion whether someone who has become extremely reliant on their smartphone to function in everyday life counts as a cyborg, despite smartphones not typically being seen as parts of or extensions of one’s body. Some might wish to make a distinction between “true cyborgs” (the sci-fi concept which doesn’t exist in the real world yet) and people who have been “augmented”, but unless/until there are new races which are born cyborg and can’t be anything else without radical “de-augmenting”, it’s really a matter of degree.

Bioforming/Heteromorphism/Modding: There isn’t a good name for the concept as a whole that I’m aware of, these terms all have specific connotations which aren’t universally applicable. Basically means reshaping one’s body for a specific purpose and/or aesthetic. Cosmetic surgery, including SRS (Sex Reassignment Surgery), definitely count as this; as do piercings and tattooing; biohackers would probably insist what they do counts, but most of what they do is pseudomedicalist woo; gene therapy will count once it gets more advanced, as what currently exists is extremely limited and usually not visible in effect; some more extreme versions will probably be possible in the future, like furries becoming actual furries instead of having to wear costumes, or people changing their bodies to function normally (or better than normally) in microgravity. Can overlap with cyborgism but doesn’t necessarily.

Extropianism/Posthumanism: For now, these exist only as radical subsets of philosophical transhumanism which say that rather than be satisfied with improving society for all humans, we should also improve humans themselves. Posthumanists would go even further, believing that our descendants and perhaps even our future selves need not be members of the species homo sapiens in any meaningful sense. I say “for now” because the true believers would very much like to manifest their views into the real world ASAP. Much caution is needed here, because both groups are currently infested with techbro elitism and occasionally racism.

“Transgenderism”: Not really a thing, at least not how those who commonly use the term seem to imagine it. Nobody is transing your kids’ genders, as that would require major neurological engineering (read: brain surgery) in a way which probably won’t be available for several decades at least, and possibly gene therapy as well, if it’s possible at all. I’d think you’d very much notice that. Nor is anyone advocating for such a thing to happen.

BondiBlue #transphobia

From a medical perspective, this is an “experiment” which was largely concluded well over a decade ago. Not that this matters to people like them; it’s “new” to them, so therefore it’s only just beginning. No past data matters because it’s all “made up anyway”, no new data could ever matter because it’s only “valid” if it presupposes and affirms their not-how-anything-has-ever-worked worldview.

From a social perspective, I suppose it could be looked at as an “experiment” of sorts, as part of the ongoing experiment where we slowly take away the right and ability for morally lazy people to shit on designated “social inferiors” so they can feel better about themselves, what would society be like after? That’s been going back for over a century, though, and hasn’t reached the point where we can find the answer yet. It’s also not intentionally an experiment, nor does it have proper controls, it’s just a moral imperative.

Elvis Dunderhoff #sexist

If you’re trying to make the case that 12-year-olds can make reasonable judgments and/or decisions about sex, therefore age of consent = bad, this is not at all helping your case.

Lindsey Graham #ableist #dunning-kruger #transphobia

So first I thought it was the litterbox thing again, and then nope, it’s transphobia, but then I started to wonder, is that actually a distinction with a difference with some of these sorts? Because some of them seem to lump together freedom of expression and freedom of identity into a nebulous category of badwrong, and furries are just as much part of that category as trans people, just not something they’re focusing on nearly as much.

Which reminds me of the joke “I don’t want to be put into narrow boxes, I’m not a cat”.

James Gilliland #conspiracy #wingnut #ufo

It is 2023, the governments and religious institutions have failed to bring us Universal Peace, Brother/Sisterly Love, Individual Freedom and Prosperity.

This is not, and never has been their purpose or goal. They exist primarily to create and maintain large-scale social stability, and secondarily to keep the powerful in power. The idea which we even should be concerned with such things, or at least for the vast majority of people, only really dates from the 1800s, and wasn’t even taken all that seriously until after WWII. But what progress has been made on those fronts has mostly been done *in spite* of religion and government, even when people have essentially forced them to change their ways… because again, that’s not really what they’re for.

Now if you’re someone who was a member of the western white middle class circa 1950s-1960s, or likely would have been if you were alive back then, then certainly some things are probably a little worse for you today. Also you would likely have been sheltered from certain harsh and often cruel realities that people outside your bubble often had to face, so the world would have seemed better than it actually was. But on the whole? I’d very much prefer to live today, thank you very much.

However, given the mentions of things you disapprove of, I very strongly suspect your idea of “Individual Freedom” does not match mine, and would hardly be surprised if your idea of those other things were different as well.

Bennett Lee Ross #crackpot #magick #ufo

This part is so nonsensical that it doesn’t even need deconstructing, but I was in the mood anyway.

The DNA helix is a dodecahedron made up of fractal hydrogen

In order to create a dodecahedron, you need atoms which form at least three bonds, and ideally either three or six. I only know basic chemistry, but hydrogen has a valence of 1, which usually means that it can normally only form one bond but might be able to form two unstable half-bonds under unusual circumstances (some elements don’t behave exactly like you’d expect based on its valence number, and I don’t know about hydrogen specifically). You might be able to do something like that with boron or aluminum, don’t know, but I’m 99.9% sure not hydrogen. No wait, this is “fractal hydrogen”, which doesn’t exist, thus is therefore magic. That explains it.

You could also maybe make a dodecahedral frame out of DNA strands, if you could somehow link them together using 3-way protein joints, but it would be questionable if the DNA would actually be functional.

I suspect that this is one of those weird 5-Dimensions obsessions, and they saw one of those abstract pentagon-based representations of a 5-D object, but those are aren’t dodecahedrons, which are 3-D objects.

That is triggered by phonon harmonics

A “phonon” is a type of virtual particle, specifically of sound. It’s possible to mathematically model sound as being carried by a particle rather than a wave, though as we know what *actually* causes sound, it’s entirely fictitious. The phonon is mostly used as an example of how we don’t actually know what’s going on at quantum scales, but we can make reasonably accurate predictions about certain things using virtual particles, which are not necessarily any more real than the phonon. (That being said, some of our theories do require certain types of virtual particles to become temporarily real, which might be a sign of a flaw in quantum mechanics as it currently exists.)

Initiated by heart coherence

I’m going to assume that “heart” does not refer to the literal physical organ (though it might, if this is one of those people who think emotions originate from a hunk of muscle in one’s chest), in which case this seems to saying that you manifest your own DNA by feeling things really hard at it.

Candace Owens #homophobia

Someone who I watch occasionally on YouTube pointed out that when someone’s channel is focused on a particular subject, you only see the side of them which relates to that particular subject. Likewise if someone is an activist dedicated to a specific cause, or you only see someone in a specific environment or forum dedicated to a particular thing, if you don’t know them personally, you’re not going to see much else. And for someone who doesn’t want talking about same-sex relationships to be normalized, even someone talking about the (non-sexual) stuff they do with their same-sex partner can stand out too much in their minds in a way they personally find unpleasant. There’s probably a name for a fallacy and/or bias involved here, but I can’t think of one offhand.

There do exist a tiny number of gay people who are “obnoxiously gay” even to other LGBTQIA+ people, and in almost every place you might see them. But are they really any worse than The Straights™? You know, those obnoxiously breederific cishets who most straight people are embarrassed to be seen with when they get like that.

Michael Baxter #crackpot #wingnut #conspiracy

At least the conspiracy theory about biolabs made some sense, if your main/only concept of “biolabs” was military weapons labs… which *is* what the term tends to be associated even with a lot of people who aren’t conspiracy theorists, even though they’re only a tiny minority of them. This is just a straight-up speculation about something which would be highly unrealistic even if the utterly deranged and even more unrealistic “adrenochrome” conspiracy theory was real. While, as others have pointed out, completely misses the actual likely reasons, which you don’t even need to be super smart to figure out.

This level of brain rot is just sad.

Donald Trump #transphobia #fundie #crackpot #dunning-kruger

They’d probably do something ridiculous like take a bunch of mental health stats of trans people pre-transition, note that on the average they have worse mental health than the general public, declare that transitioning is the cause of their mental health issues (despite this being pre-transition data), thus it should be banned.

Andrew Edwards #elitist #racist

@Malingspann #163076

AE thinks people of all skin colours are equal, but whites are more equal than non-whites?

I think he’s trying to make the distinction that dark skin color is a good proxy for determining whether someone is of inferior character, but it’s not actually the color of their skin which gives them that inferior character. Sort of like, if you see a big red vehicle, it’s reasonable to assume at first glance that it’s fire truck, but it’s not actually the bigness or the redness which makes it a fire truck. Though in this case, it’s more like assuming that a car being yellow is a good proxy for it being a lemon (in the old-fashioned slangy sense of being prone to breaking down), and thus all yellow cars should be treated as lemons, which is superficial, dumb, and wrong.

Dennis Prager #racist #dunning-kruger #fundie

The inferior morally hate the morally superior.

And I’m sure that you have ten billion excuses why your bigotry isn’t hatred. Ain’t buyin’, Mr. Inferior.

various commenters #transphobia

If you could identify into your oppressor class, wouldn't you emulate the worst of their behaviour?

As perspectives on human nature go, this is pretty bleak.

Geoffrey Grider #fundie #quack #conspiracy

Sure, the “references” have been “removed”. It’s not like the KJV wasn’t rewritten in places to conform to political norms circa 1611 England…

Andrew Anglin #wingnut #homophobia

Is Nick Fuentes the President? No? Then he can’t offer you a cabinet post. Also the Secretary of State can’t overturn Supreme Court decisions, especially ones which are unrelated to his duties.

If this is a joke, it’s incoherent. Same if it’s not a joke.

Tatsuya Ishida #crackpot #homophobia #pratt #racist #transphobia

@Malingspann #162386

The two strips before that make it clear that it *is* an A Clockwork Orange reference. They’re also a reference to the idea of “Trans Day of Vengeance” which is currently going around some Right-Wing circles; basically that there will soon be a violent uprising of young trans people against Christians. Or straight white men. Or gendercrits. Whichever one of those groups they most identify with.

As for where they got the idea? Biden’s Press Secretary made a speech for Trans Day of Visibility, and they “figured out” that the speech included a “coded message” for young trans people to prepare to attack, wait for the signal, and the Biden administration will have their backs when it happens. Which I’m like 110% sure isn’t going to happen, unfortunately even if it’s just paranoia on their part it’s still stochastic terrorism.

Ewaranon #crackpot #conspiracy #dunning-kruger

Even if the theory that oil was produced on the boundary of the mantle was proven correct (and abiogenic oil theory was created by people who denied that the world is more than 6000 or so years old) it doesn’t necessarily mean that it would be produced faster than we’re using it up. The fact that we have to keep digging deeper and deeper on the average for new oil strongly suggests it’s not, even without any other evidence. That theory also doesn’t really take coal into account, AFAIK, and is also useless at predicting where to find oil, unlike the alternative.

Julie92845 #transphobia

Looking up rabid right-wingers with the first name “Adam” the only one of significance which comes up in Google is Adam Laxalt, the former Attorney General of Nevada, who is currently a major backer of Ron DeSantis. Last name “Walsh” mostly just gets Matt Walsh. Probably the latter, though my Google searches could always be contaminated because I have looked up things about Matt Walsh a few times in the past.

Anon #conspiracy #crackpot #dunning-kruger

In case anyone needs to know how one can speed up, slow down, or turn in space without “pushing off of” anything, you basically can’t. But that just shows that the OP doesn’t fully grasp Newton’s Laws of Motion; flinging out high speed particles in one direction results in the propellant and the satellite/spaceship/rocket/etc pushing off of *each other*.

Simply being aware of the existence of recoil should be enough to at least vaguely grasp the concept. *Should* be.

Every-ist And-ophobe #transphobia #dunning-kruger #pratt #interphobia

Tatsuya Ishida #conspiracy #crackpot #transphobia

His portrayal of trans women is contradictory. They cut off their genitals, but have huge crotch bulges. With a few exceptions, they have have big muscles and beards, unlike most of the in-comic men, and display them proudly, except when they’re covering up their faces and sometimes bodies with holograms. They semi-openly state that they’re “not real girls”, but get offended if anyone else says it. They’re violent threats who never do anything worse than pee outdoors, engage in petty vandalism, and cry, and rarely even that. Exception is the easily-defeated cosmic-horror-who-is-actually-an-animate-statue who only got violent in self-defense.

For some reason, I am reminded of The Pirates Who Don’t Do Anything.

[Edit] Well, that aged poorly. The latest strip has a trans woman shooting up a church and Biden giving her a medal.

various commenters #transphobia #conspiracy

There do exist a minority of trans people who went through an edgelord phase, or occasionally, an actual Nazi phase, but most of them were like 13. They grew out of it. Why haven’t you?

k C #wingnut #pratt

These types are “constitutionalists” in the same sense that they’re “bible scholars”: Cherry-pick a sentence or even just a phrase, take it out of context, and reinterpret it through the lens of a mythologized version of the people who wrote it who just happen to think exactly like them. Also completely ignore the parts which are inconvenient, except on the occasions when they’re suddenly very convenient.

I’m also not sure how they square the ideas that socialism means giving up freedom yet socialists want open borders. That seems contradictory.

Tatsuya Ishida #racist #wingnut

@Skios #161808

I don’t know about the “loving Jesus” part, so I’m going to assume that if he said anything of the sort, either no one paid attention or it was drowned out by his conspiracy theory blather. About the “reject pornography” part, he never said that, that was a bizarre misinterpretation on the part of some of his fans when he was dumping on one of his exes (who is/was a porn star).

At this point Sinfest probably has more anti-fans than it does fans, given that he’s offended all of his previous audiences and doesn’t seem too popular with the new audience he’s attempting to court.

Vox Day #fundie #dunning-kruger

It took me longer than it should have to figure out why he thinks inbreeding is necessary for a beneficial trait to exist in significant enough numbers to spread across the population. He’s imagining ordinary (coerced) breeding, which is a purposeful selection of traits, and does not necessarily require inbreeding. Likewise, random inbreeding does tend to magnify traits, but not necessarily the beneficial ones, because it isn’t purposeful.

The whole thing is a collection of errors, this is just one of them.

Maplefields & VestalVirgin #transphobia

<@KeithInc.> #161730

My boyfriend is a fairly devout Christian, but he worships hippie socialist Jesus, so there are indeed Christians who aren’t like that. Even considering that, still not making exactly the point they think they are.

Though I think their intended point is that being pro-trans-rights is tantamount to being a religion, and a particularly privileged religion which can freely coerce others into joining. Which is not really any different than what they’ve been saying already.

Peter Moon #ufo #magick #conspiracy

Severely exaggerated. In the later days of the war, Germany unleashed over 3000 V-2 ballistic rockets on various cities, which took everyone by surprise, and prompted the Allies to capture the factory producing the rockets ASAP. For whatever reason there are people who think that “rockets” meant or included spaceships, and some of the Nazis escaped to live on moon bases or something. No, you idiots, the majority of them who fled went to South America, particularly Argentina.

There were some higher-up Nazis who dabbled in the occult in hopes of using magic to further the war effort, but all they came up with was drug-addled nonsense. There were also some German scientists and Engineers who worked on the V-2 rockets who got employment in the US Navy after WWII (the Montauk Point reference above); the end result of that was the Apollo program, not some super-secret program to copy Nazi UFOs or whatever.

Sha'i ben-Tekoa #wingnut #sexist #homophobia #transphobia #fundie

The pill was just one of many, many things that have made small contributions to permitting all people greater freedom and independence which have been going on for at least a century. If you see that as the beginning of the story, simply because you didn’t bother to pay attention to history and social trends which existed before you went to college, then you were missing a lot; it was not the beginning, but the middle, or at least the middle of what has happened so far. It’s not over yet.

numerous commenters #conspiracy #wingnut #mammon

Putin is 71, and reportedly not in the best of health. This may be his one last chance at the glory he promised but largely failed to deliver. Even if he wins, he may not live long enough to keep things together; his successor, whoever that may be, isn’t guaranteed to even be able to hold on to some of the Caucasus States (particularly Chechnya), especially since the military will be utterly depleted at that point. Given that the realistic best-case scenario at this point is that he manages to conquer only part of Ukraine, never mind all of the “lands touched by the Tsars”, that’s a rather pathetic legacy compared to what he dreamed of.

Also, it’s not an “European War”. It’s between Russia and Ukraine. NATO has an interest in seeing Ukraine not be conquered, and the US is part of NATO, so of course the US is going to be involved, even if only indirectly.

kedeshah #conspiracy #mammon

Indian in the Machine/Q++ #crackpot #quack #conspiracy

The CIA researched whether it was viable to use hallucinogens as chemical weapons, with a particular focus on LSD and derivatives, to give an example of something else which didn’t work.

Just because some government agency researched something at some point doesn’t mean that they now have secret tech based on that research. Most things fail. Technology 👏🏻 is 👏🏻 not 👏🏻 magic.

Also, the EU exists. They took a really dim view of Microsoft and Google and others engaging in surveillance fuckery on their own citizens; if they discovered secret mind-control tech, even if the nations using it somehow avoided any direct involvement with the EU, you can be sure it would not stay secret for long.

various commenters #transphobia

Even if it wasn’t Nazis but trolls pretending to be Nazis, that still raises the question of why you would tolerate trolls pretending to be Nazis.

Also, Parker Posie has been in bed with White Supremacists for years. She’s not the only one; I can’t say as to percentages, but a significant chunk of TERFs/GCs are Nazi-adjacent. This results in the others trying to deny that side of their movement, minimize it, or excuse it with something like “the transes are such a dangerous and immediate threat that we can afford to overlook that some of our allies are far from ideal”. The latter is how they justify getting in bed with Evangelicals too; the movement very strongly skews conservative but not quite *that* conservative.

QAnon Believers #wingnut #dunning-kruger

Trump was a “storm” of sorts while he was president: a disruptive influence, with a new scandal every week, a dozen or so of which were Watergate-level. And the international pedo king (Jeffery Epstein) was technically arrested during his reign. They just rejected it all because it didn’t match their grand narrative, a mass delusion born from cryptic statements from a troll, which became an increasingly distorted echo from too much bouncing in their echo chamber.

Sananda via Jahn J Kassl #magick #ufo #conspiracy

wE cAn AlWaYs TeLl is not just for TERFs, it seems. Also this is some next-level “NPC” shit.

Luis Miguel #wingnut #dunning-kruger #crackpot

The 9th and 10th Amendments basically say “the core Constitution and the 1st through 8th amendments are not intended to be an exhaustive list of personal rights and government powers. More can be defined by congress and the courts, without necessarily needing an amendment.” I mean that’s not exactly what they say, but what they have been interpreted to mean ever since the Bill of Rights was written.

The Confederacy actually used the interpretation that because the Constitution isn’t exhaustive and doesn’t mention secession, they had every right to secede, and because it doesn’t give any particular path to secession, they could do it however they wanted to. But the US Supreme Court was like “LOL, nope, actually create a law or amendment which gives a path to secession and we’ll talk” and the Confederacy was like “fuck you, WAR”.

They don’t bother to try, of course, because when Republicans are in power, they’re mostly concerned with forcing liberal states under the heel of an eternal one-party nation like China (if not an outright theocracy), and when they’re not in power, they don’t have the numbers to make it happen.

Jorge Sanders #crackpot #ufo #magick #conspiracy

You know, some of these people could make a living as sci-fi writers. Not *good* sci-fi writers, mind you, because their poorly-formed theory of mind would prevent them from writing compelling characters, except by accident. But it wouldn’t be a pointless and sometimes harmful waste of their efforts like *this*.

Wayne Allyn Root #conspiracy #fundie #wingnut

various commenters #transphobia

They’re the gatekeepers of the One True Feminity™, the ultimate arbiters of what is and is not the default concept of “woman”. And it is disrespectful and othering from the perspective of their tiny subculture for people who are not a part of it to have and use a term which signifies that default.

The irony is, the term in question which comes closest to their idea of “default woman” is “AFAB”, not “cis”.

Peter Koenig #conspiracy

to be successful, has to announce their actions, their betrayal on humanity.

Calling your attacks only works in animé.

Black Liam #dunning-kruger #elitist #sexist

Men who claim that women have it easy with all the cooking and cleaning and maybe dealing with the kids, when it’s time to help out, whine about how it’s so hard and they don’ wanna. I would point out that, assuming their wife also works, helping around the house means more time to spend together, but then I remember that most of them barely care about their wives outside of free labor and sex and I have a sad.

Donald Trump #wingnut #god-complex

I have another number: 5. This is just the first of (hopefully) 5 trials. This one is related to his business records; the other four are related to defamation, tax fraud, election interference, and espionage respectively.

Vlad_Lenin1199 #moonbat #transphobia #homophobia

I don’t know what half of this even means, or what the significance of the other half is in this particular context, yet it clearly stinks of tankie.

Vic Biorseth #racist #sexist #homophobia #transphobia #wingnut #conspiracy

I’m going to side-eye “law-abider” in particular. Most of your kind doesn’t seem to understand law or think it applies to you, until it does, and then you cry “persecution”. No you idiots, that’s “prosecution”.

Matt Walsh #transphobia #wingnut

“Can’t be oppressed if not everyone is oppressing you” is not the gotcha you think it is.

The Aureus Press & Alexander Iulianus #dunning-kruger #fundie

I’ve actually done some reading up on this subject recently. This is oversimplified, but should hopefully be at least sort of understandable to anyone who isn’t that into physics: Newtonian Physics basically treated space and time as a mediums that objects exist within. Relativity fused space and time together into a single medium and dumped some of the baggage that Newtonian Physics has. In recent years there has been a growing trend towards trying to figure out what the consequences to Relativity and Quantum Mechanics would be if you treated space and time not as a medium, but as a relationship between objects. Some are going even further, treating them as an emergent property of the relationship between objects, rather than thing(s) in themselves.

As always, there are naysayers, science is never a monolith. But there are a lot of physicists who believe this approach will help uncover exactly where our current theories are a bit wrong, and perhaps even lead to a true Theory of Everything. At the very least it might help with breaking out of old ways of thinking.

People who don’t quite grasp it seem to be thinking that “space and time are illusions” means something like “things exist, but they don’t exist anywhere.” I don’t entirely blame them, but that’s not really what that means. At minimum, *some* property corresponding to distance and change certainly exists, because we can measure it. It’s just that, while very useful in our daily lives, our brain’s model of that property might not be even remotely accurate to what it fundamentally represents.

Marjorie Taylor-Greene #wingnut #conspiracy #transphobia

No, people are arming themselves for the coming zombie apocalypse. You’re the zombies.

…I said that in jest, but realized it’s actually sort of true; to the limited extent that trans people or anyone else who wouldn’t typically do so are now arming themselves, it’s because they fear neo-nazi attacks.

Guo Wengui #conspiracy #wingnut #mammon #quack

Whhyyy is this specific idiocy still happening?

I guess I underestimated how much staying power “the covid vaccine melts your DNA” was going to have.

@GodlyPatriot #fundie #transphobia #homophobia #biphobia #wingnut

You know, since the last major role I know of for Sorbo is Andromeda (2000-2005), I wondered if he even appeared in anything since then which isn’t a direct-to-video religious movie. The answer to that appears to be “a lot, yet not much”. He voiced a handful of cartoon and video game characters, had very minor roles (as in mostly tertiary characters) in a few dozen movies and several one-time guest spots in various TV series, played a minor villain in 3 episodes of the Supergirl TV series and a villainous tropical resort owner in an obscure and crappy children’s film, and that’s it, aside from the direct-to-video religious films.

So he does still have a career, he’s just a C-list celebrity.