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> theyre basically walking normalcy bias, and most of the cannot understand that what they see on a screen might be different from reality unless its explicitly stated to be fiction.
It's worse. I've seen older folks, that I've known my whole life, degenerate purely from watching fictional jew media. I observed what used to be regular church goers, very traditional people devolve to support specific globohomo philosophies just from watching TV shows and movies. They pretty much never watch the news. They even still pretend to be what they used to be, traditional, Christian, and conservative, thinking that they didn't change.
Whenever I've tried to highlight how they've changed, what media has done to them, what they've been convinced by, how damaging and propagandized modern media is, they flat out deny it and get really uncomfortable. If I bring up the topic again, it's like they've completely forgotten about all previous conversations.
I could even present them mountains of evidence (on any topic) to prove my side, but they metaphorically cut off my legs, because I'm not an "authority" on TV, so therefore I'm wrong.
Boomers are definitely the last generation of TV sheep. I don't see it nearly as bad with millennials, who have their own problems. I truly think it was the internet which broke the propaganda stranglehold. It allowed people to circumvent all of the traditional propaganda outlets (school, TV, news media), and talk freely among themselves, sharing info.
It's worse. I've seen older folks, that I've known my whole life, degenerate purely from watching fictional jew media. I observed what used to be regular church goers, very traditional people devolve to support specific globohomo philosophies just from watching TV shows and movies. They pretty much never watch the news. They even still pretend to be what they used to be, traditional, Christian, and conservative, thinking that they didn't change.
Whenever I've tried to highlight how they've changed, what media has done to them, what they've been convinced by, how damaging and propagandized modern media is, they flat out deny it and get really uncomfortable. If I bring up the topic again, it's like they've completely forgotten about all previous conversations.
I could even present them mountains of evidence (on any topic) to prove my side, but they metaphorically cut off my legs, because I'm not an "authority" on TV, so therefore I'm wrong.
Boomers are definitely the last generation of TV sheep. I don't see it nearly as bad with millennials, who have their own problems. I truly think it was the internet which broke the propaganda stranglehold. It allowed people to circumvent all of the traditional propaganda outlets (school, TV, news media), and talk freely among themselves, sharing info.