[mistermann]

-2? What is happening to this website?

"This, in the end, just illustrates the point that repeating misinformation constantly will convince people that it is the truth."

"You chose a side, it ended up being the losing side, and the whole debacle likely cost the Democrats the White House, yet you're still unable to see that you were played."

These "observations" are in fact 100% imagined.

[jessaustin]

What is happening to this website?

Lots of brigading, of both comments and votes, on this thread. Just look at all the phrases that are constantly repeated. I thought this set of images would somehow inspire a different set of responses, especially since it came from "documentingreality.com", but in future I will just flag and move on.

[mistermann]

I wonder how many people are now living in some sort of a self-made imaginary world.

[jessaustin]

I'd be happy if these were "self-made" imaginary worlds. That would at least be interesting, and the average of a bunch of random steps from reality is probably something pretty close to reality. Most of these individuals seem to be living in the same obviously-false war-media-created imaginary world, so in aggregate they're very far from reality.