>>297875/pol/ is an ideational minefield that is continually shaped and fed by many competing parties (cia, eglin trannies, anons, etc.). I would also argue that it is designed to be addictive (ie, constantly refreshing the catalogue for new threads, reinforcing echoing refrains from users of "you are here forever"). If you don't know how to intelligently navigate that battleground/minefield – moving wisely within such a fast shifting informational environment – and equally if you don't know how to moderate the hunger for the knowledge of new evanescent events, you will end up neurotically transfixed under the regenerating weight of endless propaganda.
For instance, here are a few titles of threads that I went through just within the last 10 minutes:
1 So is this the end of Trump's hyperfixation on tariffs?
2 Are Americans okay? Like mentally speaking.
3 lmao imagine doordashing in ukraine
4 Marry a prostitute
5 TOM BRADY AND SNOOP DOGG ARE STANDING UP TO ANTISEMITISM!!!
6 FBI GOES TO WAR WITH TRUMP!!!
7 buccal fat removal gives succubi ayylmao faces
8 Boomers steal and impregnate zoomettes in America.
9 IT WORKED, WHITE MEN ARE JOINING THE ARMY!!!
10 Insider here. Most honorable and respected Chinese president browsing pol now.
11 Why are American prison inmates so GAY compared to those of other nations?
12 HAPPENING: Redditors are about to get Chitted!
13 Who elected this guy?
14 I want to remind everyone that I love you. You, I love you.
15 ITS FUCKING OVER!!! TRUMP GOT PERMISSION TO USE MILITARY IN MEXICO!!!
16 NIGGERS ENVY INDIANS???
This is a sketch of the quality of content on /pol/ right now as I type. If you can't discern that most of this content merits nor your time nor your concern, I really don't know what to say.