/lit/ - Literature

>>16876459
It’s not just /lit/, it’s the whole goddamn world baby. The media lemmings are infiltrating everywhere ... glassy-eyed automatons ...

>>16876477
For sure. The post-truth society is rather frightening. Ironically, in a way Trump DOES happen a big part of it, but it’s not just his fault, it’s also the fault of the clown-world “Orange Man Bad” media campaign which has been run against him. It’s led to a schizophrenic split in society, I think future historians will look back on Trump as the president who started the post-truth era, in which one of the most powerful men in the world is consistently at odds with the majority of mainstream Western media reporting and managed to get a surprisingly huge number of people on board with him.

It’s become so farcical, I actually feel like a pariah in many social situations simply for saying, “I don’t love Trump, but I don’t particularly hate him either.” When telling a friend how a lot of MSM smears against him were out-of-context exaggerated lies (“fine people on both sides” — he explicitly condemned white supremacists just before this and was talking about people protesting the removal of Confederate statues since they were an important part of Southern history — “made fun of a disabled reporter” — actually he used the same gestures and voice to make fun of many other non-disabled people for years beforehand, it’s verifiable, on video, it’s just a habit he has apparently), and was met with a, “Dude, you seem to LOVE Trump,” simply because I was pointing out the reason he saw Trump as a bad person was due to extremely biased MSM reporting.

The MSM psy-op of “Boomer Civnat Orange Man is literally Hitler!!!” is fascinatingly hilarious, tragic, and dystopian all at the same time. As well as the studies and testimonies you can find online of doctors against masks, against lockdowns, etc. We truly do live in a post-truth era.