Infernal Saint Nobody
@infsaintnbdy.bsky.social
Some may consider me insignificant, but I am simply striving to live with integrity. I speak out when I see improprieties within the communities I am a part of.
One day of a flag, years of public access gone. If this is TST’s idea of a victory, it’s no wonder the bar keeps getting lower.
November 25, 2025 at 7:50 PM
One day of a flag, years of public access gone. If this is TST’s idea of a victory, it’s no wonder the bar keeps getting lower.
Meanwhile, Greaves and Malcontent still call this a win, even though their stunt directly led to less public expression for everyone.
November 25, 2025 at 7:50 PM
Meanwhile, Greaves and Malcontent still call this a win, even though their stunt directly led to less public expression for everyone.
The result is that Somersworth residents lose a public right they’d had for seven years. Nothing was “abused.” The city just folded the moment it felt uncomfortable.
November 25, 2025 at 7:50 PM
The result is that Somersworth residents lose a public right they’d had for seven years. Nothing was “abused.” The city just folded the moment it felt uncomfortable.
Malcontent raises a TST flag for ONE day, yells “Hail Satan,” and the city freaks out. Days later, the whole forum is shut down and replaced with only city-approved “safe” flags.
November 25, 2025 at 7:50 PM
Malcontent raises a TST flag for ONE day, yells “Hail Satan,” and the city freaks out. Days later, the whole forum is shut down and replaced with only city-approved “safe” flags.
They hype the Somersworth flag stunt like it was historic. In reality, the town has had an open flag forum since 2017. Atheist flags flew before without issue.
November 25, 2025 at 7:50 PM
They hype the Somersworth flag stunt like it was historic. In reality, the town has had an open flag forum since 2017. Atheist flags flew before without issue.
A real Satanic path doesn’t rely on costumes, borrowed virtues, or warrior cosplay. It stands on its own. And that’s something TST still hasn’t figured out.
November 25, 2025 at 6:17 AM
A real Satanic path doesn’t rely on costumes, borrowed virtues, or warrior cosplay. It stands on its own. And that’s something TST still hasn’t figured out.
What the essay really shows isn’t the rise of any new archetype. It’s TST’s habit of putting theatrical gloss on hollow, crowd-pleasing, performative Satanism. They’ve done it with rituals, with lawsuits, with aesthetics… and now with Bushido.
November 25, 2025 at 6:17 AM
What the essay really shows isn’t the rise of any new archetype. It’s TST’s habit of putting theatrical gloss on hollow, crowd-pleasing, performative Satanism. They’ve done it with rituals, with lawsuits, with aesthetics… and now with Bushido.
The “Satanic Warrior” being pitched isn’t Satanic and isn’t a warrior. It’s a politically correct activist in cosplay. It’s someone who wants the title without the conflict and the symbolism without the substance.
November 25, 2025 at 6:17 AM
The “Satanic Warrior” being pitched isn’t Satanic and isn’t a warrior. It’s a politically correct activist in cosplay. It’s someone who wants the title without the conflict and the symbolism without the substance.
TST loves the spectacle of posing with props, staging symbolic “battles” at school boards, hyping themselves online as if they’re fighting tyranny on the front lines. Calling this stuff “warrior work” just exposes the need to look radical while staying completely safe.
November 25, 2025 at 6:17 AM
TST loves the spectacle of posing with props, staging symbolic “battles” at school boards, hyping themselves online as if they’re fighting tyranny on the front lines. Calling this stuff “warrior work” just exposes the need to look radical while staying completely safe.
The essay tries so hard to force parallels between Bushido and TST’s Seven Tenets, like renaming “compassion” as “benevolence” or “justice” as “rectitude” somehow creates a warrior ethos. It’s window dressing, not philosophy.
November 25, 2025 at 6:17 AM
The essay tries so hard to force parallels between Bushido and TST’s Seven Tenets, like renaming “compassion” as “benevolence” or “justice” as “rectitude” somehow creates a warrior ethos. It’s window dressing, not philosophy.
TST may have gained publicity but the citizens of Somersworth lost a valuable public forum. Pluralism didn’t grow. It vanished. Way to go TST!
November 22, 2025 at 3:49 AM
TST may have gained publicity but the citizens of Somersworth lost a valuable public forum. Pluralism didn’t grow. It vanished. Way to go TST!
The Satanic Temple’s stunt didn’t expand representation or protect freedoms. It helped spark the shutdown of a public space that the community relied on. And issues like the nearby Christian monument are now even less likely to be addressed. Officials predictably dig in when they feel provoked.
November 22, 2025 at 3:49 AM
The Satanic Temple’s stunt didn’t expand representation or protect freedoms. It helped spark the shutdown of a public space that the community relied on. And issues like the nearby Christian monument are now even less likely to be addressed. Officials predictably dig in when they feel provoked.
Predictably, the city panicked. The open forum was shut down, and every resident lost their chance to participate. Some call this a “test of pluralism,” but it was a self-serving stunt for TST that ultimately reduced local rights.
November 22, 2025 at 3:49 AM
Predictably, the city panicked. The open forum was shut down, and every resident lost their chance to participate. Some call this a “test of pluralism,” but it was a self-serving stunt for TST that ultimately reduced local rights.
A functional civic space collapsed as soon as it became a stage for theatrics instead of genuine community expression. This wasn’t just a request for equal treatment. It was designed to provoke.
November 22, 2025 at 3:49 AM
A functional civic space collapsed as soon as it became a stage for theatrics instead of genuine community expression. This wasn’t just a request for equal treatment. It was designed to provoke.
Then a representative of The Satanic Temple requested to fly a Satanic flag on Halloween and ended the event with an invocation closing with “Hail Satan.” Within days, the city shut the forum down and restricted the pole to city-approved flags only.
November 22, 2025 at 3:49 AM
Then a representative of The Satanic Temple requested to fly a Satanic flag on Halloween and ended the event with an invocation closing with “Hail Satan.” Within days, the city shut the forum down and restricted the pole to city-approved flags only.
I don't know. I'm not nor would I ever be a member of their cult.
November 22, 2025 at 3:40 AM
I don't know. I'm not nor would I ever be a member of their cult.
In the end, the essay doesn’t reveal a “grotesque spectacle.” It is the spectacle, an overblown rant posing as insight, mistaking personal frustration for something profound.
November 20, 2025 at 6:10 PM
In the end, the essay doesn’t reveal a “grotesque spectacle.” It is the spectacle, an overblown rant posing as insight, mistaking personal frustration for something profound.
The structure is just as messy as the ideas. It’s rambling, repetitive, and packed with insider references meant to signal that the writer is somehow above everyone else, even while doing the same thing they criticize.
November 20, 2025 at 6:10 PM
The structure is just as messy as the ideas. It’s rambling, repetitive, and packed with insider references meant to signal that the writer is somehow above everyone else, even while doing the same thing they criticize.
We get name-drops like Hobbes, the New Atheists, and “godless religions,” but none of these ideas are explained or developed. They’re filler meant to sound intellectual, not arguments that actually clarify anything.
November 20, 2025 at 6:10 PM
We get name-drops like Hobbes, the New Atheists, and “godless religions,” but none of these ideas are explained or developed. They’re filler meant to sound intellectual, not arguments that actually clarify anything.
For someone claiming to be exhausted by constant outrage, Fragment seems very invested in cataloguing every new controversy from national politics to tiny disputes in the industrial music world
November 20, 2025 at 6:10 PM
For someone claiming to be exhausted by constant outrage, Fragment seems very invested in cataloguing every new controversy from national politics to tiny disputes in the industrial music world
The downplaying reads like he knows the flag-raising didn’t change anything, so he’s trying to make the explanation sound deeper than the event. Even the shout-out to the congregations feel like an afterthought. Not exactly a celebration for the people doing the real work in his org.
November 14, 2025 at 8:48 AM
The downplaying reads like he knows the flag-raising didn’t change anything, so he’s trying to make the explanation sound deeper than the event. Even the shout-out to the congregations feel like an afterthought. Not exactly a celebration for the people doing the real work in his org.