TV [Theme]

- You still deny it, bitch!

Modern television is perhaps much more powerful than the Soviet experiments to create invincible and fearless soldiers, while modern media has created a huge crowd of obedient consumers, equalizing all people in the world through the consumption of the same goods.

Television is a huge force that homogenizes and unites people into a crowd.

Long before I started insulting people on telegram, I was doing it on television. Lobkov, Pivovarov, Gordeeva, me - we were masters of the penetrating lyre. Owners of a stunning golden strap-on. When they needed to crucify some nit on the air, they called us.

People look at you the same way they look at the Internet or television. You are entertainment for the vast majority of people. And they are stupid as night, and are unable to distinguish reality from fantasy, reality from delusion, reality from delusion, or reality from conspiracies.

I don't like TV. Every day there is less and less of what could captivate, hook, and what I would like to spend my time on.

Give me a TV remote control, and in six months I will make a stool president.

One of the main manifestations of the Matrix program in our reality is the so-called Religion - and not only Christianity, Judaism, Islam and other movements that immediately come to mind when this word is mentioned. I am also referring to religions such as money, politics, the desire to be “successful,” television, the cult of celebrity, and what is supposed to be the “New Age.”

The presenter, relying only on the TV, is Firs, who has forgotten himself on the chipped Chekhov veranda.

The truth is that online cinemas are not the preserve of elite viewers, for whom television is just the dust of bourgeois everyday life. An online cinema is still the same TV, only for relocant TV viewers who have gone online through Upper Lars.

It's not you who just said it, it's a TV - come on, my friend, learn to think for yourself.

TV is a good thing, I have nothing against it, I just don't like how it takes a person away from the real world.

I don't pretend - I send everything to!

Television is cruel. Dispassionately it seems to fix what is happening, but cruelty consists in this dispassion.