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Source：Warmth Information Network Editor：Science Time：2025-06-26 06:15:30

Netflix star and Watch Brooklyn Ninesweet tidy-upper Marie Kondo can do no wrong -- or so we thought.

Kondo can be found on screens and bookshelves everywhere, making people decide whether or not their earthly possessions spark joy. She's a consistently calming, harmonious presence. Only Twitter could find a way to corrupt Miss Kondo and turn her into a cleaning demon.

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SEE ALSO: 'Tidying Up With Marie Kondo' has Twitter obsessed with cleaning

We didn’t expect “Marie Kondo” and “gun” to be used in the same tweet this soon, but we’re also not surprised. Here, the victims speak:

Sure, we love Kondo's calm demeanor and soft voice that puts us totally at ease. We'll still never discard this Twitter format. It gives us too much joy.

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