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Tv shows people have watched dictate too many people’s outlook, possibilities, social interaction avenues in life so much that I don’t even feel like I’m even interacting with people anymore.

Don’t forget spooky dook too! Spooky dookie dook! Losers.

Tv shows people have watched dictate too many people’s outlook, possibilities, social interaction avenues in life so much that I don’t even feel like I’m even interacting with people anymore. Don’t forget spooky dook too! Spooky dookie dook! Losers.

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Every time I speak to people, even those close to me, I hear them parroting some jewish propaganda. No matter how hard I try, most of them go back to it. Can be quite demoralizing.

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When I lived in Vermont, I was working in the office in IT. I kept overhearing odd conversations about people I didn't know. Eventually it clicked that they were talking about TV show characters as if they were people they knew. 'Did you hear X say Y!?'

I've never been into TV for about a zillion reasons and didn't even have one at that point. It was really surreal.

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"Strong minds discuss ideas, average minds discuss events, weak minds discuss people." - Socrates

"Weak minds discuss people, average minds discuss events, strong minds discuss ideas, and the strongest minds recognize it's mostly jewish propaganda." - BANKSTER_COMMANDO

[–] • 6 pts

They call it television programming for a reason.

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NPC's the lot of them. It's amazing to talk to people about local current events or crime and they have absolutely no clue what is going on around them.

[–] • 4 pts

I know exactly how you feel...

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In a sense you are interacting with TV shows. The majority of an NPC's personality is formed by idolizing characters on TV they deem "cool". They are an imitation of characters created by jews to brainwash the goyim.

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Turn it off, go outside.

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I point it out often. What I find fascinating is even if you get them to realize it's true, they still go back to it. I also now know "the stare" I get when they can't comprehend something outside of tv.

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I had a BOSS, no less, tell me she knew something was so because she saw it on some tv drama. Do you think people see themselves as characters in a show?

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I think so. TV also tries to "educate" people about what's legal and what's not. Shit shows like Law and Order have convinced people that guns are illegal and there was a story years about in Tennessee about some couple looking at a house and the wife freaks out after seeing a gun case loaded with rifles in a house they were touring. That is also from the media telling people the gun itself is a bad thing.

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Yes, children do this, remember being a child and being whisked away by becoming a character in a great book you read? Many people never grow up and develop the reasoning skills to understand the difference between fiction writing and reality. For some its a matter of IQ, others, I'm not sure, perhaps fantasy has such a pull on them that they wish to live in the fantasy rather than face reality. Far too many women are like this as well, its why we really need to put a stop to the princess stories.

Oh yeah and I have had conversations with people about writing/reading non-fiction, they were obsessed with it being the absolute truth and not embellished at all. Its as if they don't comprehend the reason or the intent of writing (or the resulting acting out of the writing on screen). The intent to manipulate, and on multiple levels. Shit becomes nefarious real quick which is why some just refuse to accept it even though they are mentally capable of comprehension, emotionally, they reject it and embrace the fantasy as reality.

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The worst, IMHO, are the docu-dramas, where you can't learn ANYTHING factual because it's all wrapped in spin and crowd-pleasing fiction.

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People learn from observing the behavior of others.

People used to act like they were in a movie and expected you to act that way too. They expected pretty women to be fainting damsels and were shocked when they pushed back like they had four older brothers.

It goes even further back, to romance novels from the Victorian Era, and before the printing press there was storytelling.

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People imitate what they view. The media has overwhelming influence on our culture.

Go ahead, punk, make my day. Life is like a box of chocolates. I made him an offer he couldn't refuse. May the force be with you. I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that.

Almost everyone has heard those phrases. That's how influential the media is and that is exactly why jews shouldn't be allowed to control it.

There was even an episode of Star Trek:TNG called Darmok where a race of people could only speak in metaphors from watching too much TV.