Blackpill Most people are already subconsciously blackpilled in one way or another; they just haven't realised it

[PLA1092]

Title. You see sprinkles of the blackpill everywhere in conversations, jokes, or even social media sites like Reddit. Most people already know your entire life experience is formed when you're conceived; the rest barely matters. The halo effect isn't even an obscure term. Even most kids realize that the most "popular" and well looked upon people are good looking and usually tall.

It's virtually known everywhere that taller and more attractive people are treated better and assumed to have desirable qualities; people simply don't know the big picture and once they hear the word "incel", all possible connections are severed.

They have the pill; they simply don't have the glass of water to swallow it down.

 

[MACHETE]

who else high af rn

 

[mistersinister]

because water is WET

 

[BraincelsRefugee]

It's true. The blackpill (however subtly) has been a popular culture trope for decades if not centuries in all kinds of societies. Just look at how many movies and TV shows have a good looking slayer chad and glasses wearing recessed jaw manlet nerd as a token character. But for some reason when incels try to say it out loud all of a sudden everyone is opposed. Almost like normies are programmed to be contrarian to low value males.

 

[N-Digger]

The blackpill is like a jigsaw puzzle. Normies have a few pieces arranged and can make out parts of the image but can't take all the pieces and put them together into one coherent picture. If you say that attractive people dominate social media, films and tv or that dating is generally harder for men than it is for women, they'll probably agree with you. But if you take these separate pieces of information and form a conclusion based on it, they'll come up with some cope or attack your character.
They understand most of the information already but they don't like it if you come to hate women and society because of it.