Dude, he’s 13 and a cancer survivor
Kian Jones 🇺🇦🇵🇸
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Kian Jones 🇺🇦🇵🇸
@Soulferttv
I talk a lot about Fortnite and Star Wars. I type a lot and apologize in advance.
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Joined October 2017
- Personally a story about the clones gaining individuality and freedom and bonding with the Jedi for that to all be ripped away in a single moment against their will is far more compelling then the clones just killing their friends because “idk Palpatine said to”The original Order 66, being performed without a biochip, is superior storytelling because it is cold, cruel, calculating and relatable. Orders are orders. You must understand.
- Replying to @RightWingCopeIt just seems unnecessary to target a kid like this
- Replying to @The_SDM25It’s almost like we got an entire arc dedicated to how the clones weren’t just droids and can make their own decisions and disobey orders when they know it’s wrong
GIF - Yeah it would also feel a bit weird to see Cody and Obi-Wan interact and be friends and all of a sudden Cody is just ok with murdering him
- Replying to @ForgisOnDaJeep_Targeting a child is bad even if done as a joke
- Replying to @Neogears27It makes them the victims of the whole thing. Created to fight a war they were told to believe in and forced to kill their friends and generals and then discarded.
- Replying to @SpamWalkerReal and @SpaceWalkerRealSaying this in the season they dropped this banger is wild
00:00 - Replying to @SoulferttvI highly recommend this video if you haven’t seen it
- Replying to @GeeNrkMy point is that we shouldn’t use this kid for political reasons especially if it leads to him being attacked in any way
- Replying to @FdmdarkshadowIt’s almost like the movie takes place at night in Gotham city
- Replying to @byrnetheory @WesternSentinel and @RightWingCopeI understand that, attack the administration then
- Replying to @Let1tburndownThere were thousands of Jedi and somehow like 20 surviving makes it meaningless?
- Marvel trying the bold strategy of making actual filmsThe Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025)
