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Kevin Sorbo Just Tried To Mock Liberal Arts Degrees With Joke About Single-Use Plastic—And It Backfired Hard

Kevin Sorbo Just Tried To Mock Liberal Arts Degrees With Joke About Single-Use Plastic—And It Backfired Hard
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Actor and proud conservative Kevin Sorbo is best known for his roles in Hercules and Andromeda, but recently his controversial tweets have taken over the spotlight.

In the last few years, Sorbo has been called out online for his attacks against trans people including exploiting gun violence to make his dubious point, his pandemic hot takes, his anti-mask public outbursts, his slams against California and his historical inaccuracies.


So Sorbo is no stranger to adverse reactions from his posts. However, his tweet on Labor Day stirred up quite the discord amongst fellow platform users.

Sorbo tweeted:

"40% of all plastic is only used once."
"It's kind of like a Liberal Arts degree."

The backlash was swift.











Despite his negative comments about higher education, Sorbo attended Minnesota State University Moorhead and double majored in marketing and advertising.

Although it seems like he isn't using his education either.

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