Commie Cal Kestis
@comradejedi.bsky.social
he/him • tankie • armchair revolutionary looking to go pro
Breaking: Supreme Court makes the very illegal actions we were already doing legal
June 23, 2025 at 10:14 PM
Breaking: Supreme Court makes the very illegal actions we were already doing legal
When in doubt, ask yourself "what would Libs of TikTok do?" And do the opposite
June 23, 2025 at 8:03 PM
When in doubt, ask yourself "what would Libs of TikTok do?" And do the opposite
The sins of Trump do not absolve Biden and Harris of their own.
June 22, 2025 at 1:06 PM
The sins of Trump do not absolve Biden and Harris of their own.
Invincible: or How a Half Alien Learned How To Solve The Trolley Problem.
June 20, 2025 at 8:03 PM
Invincible: or How a Half Alien Learned How To Solve The Trolley Problem.
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At the end of the Conquest saga in the comics and end of Season 3 in the show Mark commits to killing any villain, including his father, if it means saving people because he sees his inaction as leading to more death.
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At the end of the Conquest saga in the comics and end of Season 3 in the show Mark commits to killing any villain, including his father, if it means saving people because he sees his inaction as leading to more death.
June 20, 2025 at 5:49 PM
**Spoiler warning**
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At the end of the Conquest saga in the comics and end of Season 3 in the show Mark commits to killing any villain, including his father, if it means saving people because he sees his inaction as leading to more death.
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At the end of the Conquest saga in the comics and end of Season 3 in the show Mark commits to killing any villain, including his father, if it means saving people because he sees his inaction as leading to more death.
Comics are notorious for wanton destruction being commonplace and never truly weighs on our heroes.
Superman v Braniac levels Metropolis? No matter, Kal-El won.
At least with Invincible our characters feel guilt and change because of the violence around them.
Superman v Braniac levels Metropolis? No matter, Kal-El won.
At least with Invincible our characters feel guilt and change because of the violence around them.
June 20, 2025 at 5:30 PM
Comics are notorious for wanton destruction being commonplace and never truly weighs on our heroes.
Superman v Braniac levels Metropolis? No matter, Kal-El won.
At least with Invincible our characters feel guilt and change because of the violence around them.
Superman v Braniac levels Metropolis? No matter, Kal-El won.
At least with Invincible our characters feel guilt and change because of the violence around them.
I disagree.
While The Boys is a prime example of violence and gore for the sake of it, Invincible makes characters deal with the destruction that happens around them.
Mark feels the weight of the deaths around him and makes the general populace more than just fodder for the story.
At least, imo.
While The Boys is a prime example of violence and gore for the sake of it, Invincible makes characters deal with the destruction that happens around them.
Mark feels the weight of the deaths around him and makes the general populace more than just fodder for the story.
At least, imo.
June 20, 2025 at 5:22 PM
I disagree.
While The Boys is a prime example of violence and gore for the sake of it, Invincible makes characters deal with the destruction that happens around them.
Mark feels the weight of the deaths around him and makes the general populace more than just fodder for the story.
At least, imo.
While The Boys is a prime example of violence and gore for the sake of it, Invincible makes characters deal with the destruction that happens around them.
Mark feels the weight of the deaths around him and makes the general populace more than just fodder for the story.
At least, imo.
For context, this place employs the most Tim Burton-esque townspeople I've ever had the displeasure of working with.
A coworker called Juneteenth a "holiday for lazy people."
And I know a dog whistle when I hear one.
A coworker called Juneteenth a "holiday for lazy people."
And I know a dog whistle when I hear one.
June 19, 2025 at 3:39 PM
For context, this place employs the most Tim Burton-esque townspeople I've ever had the displeasure of working with.
A coworker called Juneteenth a "holiday for lazy people."
And I know a dog whistle when I hear one.
A coworker called Juneteenth a "holiday for lazy people."
And I know a dog whistle when I hear one.
I love this so much.
Romero would have been so on board.
Romero would have been so on board.
June 18, 2025 at 12:36 PM
I love this so much.
Romero would have been so on board.
Romero would have been so on board.
Reposted by Commie Cal Kestis
Ultimately, the greater reason for why transgender support has been eroding is that the Right is afraid of everything and hating on trans people is lucrative business. $215 million in anti-trans ads won the Republicans an election.
June 17, 2025 at 3:36 PM
Ultimately, the greater reason for why transgender support has been eroding is that the Right is afraid of everything and hating on trans people is lucrative business. $215 million in anti-trans ads won the Republicans an election.