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"hmm..."

"I had a feeling this would happen to you..."

"It is, in fact, very common for those who partake in cancel culture to be betrayed by it eventually..."

"It doesn't matter how powerful you are, how many lives you've ruined in its name, how much you try to please it..."

"The Cancel Cult never truly cares about you, or any kind of good, really. It only sees its servants as tools to be disposed of once they 'break' or simply outlive their usefulness..."

"Don't believe me? Let's take a look at a few examples, shall we?"

"First: Sock.clip. You remember her, right? Creator of Whitty? She and Homsky (Tabi's creator, mind you) had a bit of a scuffle, didn't they? The cult's intentions were probably to use Sock's assumtions of Tabi being more-or-less a copy a Whitty to crush him and Homsky, potentially granting Sock a monopoly over the FNF modding community that could kill whomever 'she' pleased, without question from anyone. This plan failed, so the cult used what influence they still had on Sock to deal to the community a more deadly blow still: they pushed her to cancel herself, essentially the closest thing to suicide that a person can hope to recover from."

"Then there was A.G.O.T.I. or, more accurately, his remnant, TheInnuend0. The cult had so much fun ripping him in half; but, after looking upon the risen remnants, they saw in Endo's heart a kind of misanthropy that would make him a powerful ally to them. So, they let him live in exchange for his services. He held up his side of the deal in attacks against Amor, Revie, and a few others. But, once the cult had their fun with him; his time was up, and he had his face torn off as thanks for his service."

"And now, for their latest victim...you. You were the man driving Wii Deleted You ever since IceyPie essentially disowned the show. The mere existence, much less rise to popularity, of something like Wii Deleted You was a problem for the cult because, whether anyone involved in production realized it or not, the creepypasta held a subtle, yet profound aesop that they wanted to never let come to light: 'To not forgive someone their trespasses is to open the gates to your own destruction.' The moral of the story was barely recognized yet, and the cult was willing to destroy the creepypasta and anyone attempting to revive it to keep it that way."

"Though, there was an obstacle standing in front of them: Wii Deleted You became so loved by its fanbase; that had you just dissapeared, someone else would just take your place. If the cult wanted Wii Deleted You itself to vanish, they'd have to take their time and allow its fandom (which very much resembled what Undertale's looked like at some point) to chip away at the more resonable of its population before making a perfectly timed attack. Of course, you were a man with many connections, so the opportunity to cause even more havoc in the meantime was irresistable; and if the chaos surrounding the people you helped to cancel raised suspicions that would make getting rid of you easier, all the better. Through you, they led charges against AmorAltra, VOLTERGEIST, and AnthemOverload."

"Anthem, though, was special. The cult figured if they could manipulate him too, they could essentially recreate the rivalry of Austin and Eteled through you two. Two men, the man who shot first, and the man determined to counter with worse...the thought must have been hilarious to them. However, things didn't quite go according to plan. Neither your nor Anthem's fans cared for the cult's little game they played with you and many remained fans of both of you. One of you had to be welcomed to oblivion, and who better to ruin than the original intended target?"

"It is highly likely Anthem will suffer the same fate again, considering he's remixing the original songs of vs. eteled and making a mod of his own with them. But you can make up to him, Chris. You can save him. You can prove to that a person can learn to forgive. That cancel culture's control over the FNF community is not absolute. That when we correct misdemeanors not out of hate, but out of love, true change for the better can emerge."

"And it all starts with looking the voice, that tells you to cancel, dead in the eye and saying 'no.'"

----[TRANSMISSION END]----

Chris, you hurt a lot of people. And there are a lot of people having trouble forgiving you. But God forgives you, and so do I. Your past involvement in cancel culture has put your friends, and now you, in danger; but while I may not be very active on the internet nowdays, I'm willing to help you guys whenever I have a chance. But right now, all I know I can do is tell some anti-cancel culture cells about your plight and leave Lecnac's transmission as warning to you and anyone who may take the same misteps.

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"hmm..."

"I had a feeling this would happen to you..."

"It is, in fact, very common for those who partake in cancel culture to be betrayed by it eventually..."

"It doesn't matter how powerful you are, how many lives you've ruined in its name, how much you try to please it..."

"The Cancel Cult never truly cares about you, or any kind of good, really. It only sees its servants as tools to be disposed of once they 'break' or simply outlive their usefulness..."

"Don't believe me? Let's take a look at a few examples, shall we?"

"First: Sock.clip. You remember her, right? Creator of Whitty? She and Homsky (Tabi's creator, mind you) had a bit of a scuffle, didn't they? The cult's intentions were probably to use Sock's assumtions of Tabi being more-or-less a copy a Whitty to crush him and Homsky, potentially granting Sock a monopoly over the FNF modding community that could kill whomever 'she' pleased, without question from anyone. This plan failed, so the cult used what influence they still had on Sock to deal to the community a more deadly blow still: they pushed her to cancel herself, essentially the closest thing to suicide that a person can hope to recover from."

"Then there was A.G.O.T.I. or, more accurately, his remnant, TheInnuend0. The cult had so much fun ripping him in half; but, after looking upon the risen remnants, they saw in Endo's heart a kind of misanthropy that would make him a powerful ally to them. So, they let him live in exchange for his services. He held up his side of the deal in attacks against Amor, Revie, and a few others. But, once the cult had their fun with him; his time was up, and he had his face torn off as thanks for his service."

"And now, for their latest victim...you. You were the man driving Wii Deleted You ever since IceyPie essentially disowned the show. The mere existence, much less rise to popularity, of something like Wii Deleted You was a problem for the cult because, whether anyone involved in production realized it or not, the creepypasta held a subtle, yet profound aesop that they wanted to never let come to light: 'To not forgive someone their trespasses is to open the gates to your own destruction.' The moral of the story was barely recognized yet, and the cult was willing to destroy the creepypasta and anyone attempting to revive it to keep it that way."

"Though, there was an obstacle standing in front of them: Wii Deleted You became so loved by its fanbase; that had you just dissapeared, someone else would just take your place. If the cult wanted Wii Deleted You itself to vanish, they'd have to take their time and allow its fandom (which very much resembled what Undertale's looked like at some point) to chip away at the more resonable of its population before making a perfectly timed attack. Of course, you were a man with many connections, so the opportunity to cause even more havoc in the meantime was irresistable; and if the chaos surrounding the people you helped to cancel raised suspicions that would make getting rid of you easier, all the better. Through you, they led charges against AmorAltra, VOLTERGEIST, and AnthemOverload."

"Anthem, though, was special. The cult figured if they could manipulate him too, they could essentially recreate the rivalry of Austin and Eteled through you two. Two men, the man who shot first, and the man determined to counter with worse...the thought must have been hilarious to them. However, things didn't quite go according to plan. Neither your nor Anthem's fans cared for the cult's little game they played with you and many remained fans of both of you. One of you had to be welcomed to oblivion, and who better to ruin than the original intended target?"

"It is highly likely Anthem will suffer the same fate again, considering he's remixing the original songs of vs. eteled and making a mod of his own with them. But you can make up to him, Chris. You can save him. You can prove to that a person can learn to forgive. That cancel culture's control over the FNF community is not absolute. That when we correct misdemeanors not out of hate, but out of love, true change for the better can emerge."

"And it all starts with looking the voice, that tells you to cancel, dead in the eye and saying 'no.'"

----[TRANSMISSION END]----

Chris, you hurt a lot of people. And there are a lot of people having trouble forgiving you. But God forgives you, and so do I. Your past involvement in cancel culture has put your friends, and now you, in danger; but while I may not be very active on the internet nowdays, I'm willing to help you guys whenever I have a chance. But right now, all I know I can do is tell some anti-cancel culture cells about your plight and leave Lecnac's transmission as warning to you and anyone who may take the same misteps.