While media should ideally serve as a neutral platform for information and diverse perspectives, corporatized, virulent, and radical progressive communist democrat media propagandists have become a potent force for division, disillusionment, and dissatisfaction among America’s population.

Media outlets driven by radical, far-left ideologies dominate the conversation and play a significant role in shaping public opinion, influencing behavior, and forming America’s collective consciousness.

The constant barrage of this biased, censored, and often sensationalized propaganda goes beyond mere discomfort; it extends into the realm of mental health, potentially causing psychotic dysfunction for those who consume it regularly.

Given the magnitude of these consequences, the toxic influence of progressive media should be recognized as a national health emergency.

• Disillusionment

One of the most noticeable effects of progressive communist democrat media on its audience is disillusionment. The portrayal of society through the lens of progressive ideologies paints a picture of constant crisis and injustice. Whether it’s framing issues like climate change, systemic racism, or inequality, progressive media tends to exaggerate problems, often without offering tangible proof or proposing commonsense solutions, instead offering communist slogans rooted in identity politics. This sense of perpetual crisis and urgency leaves many individuals feeling overwhelmed and powerless.

The media focuses heavily on negative stories, crises, and personal grievances, perpetuating a narrative of victimhood. While significant societal issues need attention, the continuous bombardment of worst-case scenarios fosters a sense of hopelessness. The progressive message is clear: things are getting worse, and we are helpless to change them unless you surrender some of your inalienable rights and freedoms. For many, this constant exposure to negativity causes disillusionment with the world, systems of governance, and even the concept of commonsense reform itself.

Disillusionment in this context isn’t just about losing faith in the media but also extends to larger institutions like government agencies, institutions, corporations, and society as a whole. When media focuses predominantly on flaws and failures, it can create an environment where people begin to see America as irreparably broken, thereby leading to personal dissatisfaction and a lack of trust in societal structures.

• Dissatisfaction

The next phase in the cycle of media-induced mental deterioration is dissatisfaction. While disillusionment centers on the loss of hope and belief in societal progress, dissatisfaction is more personal. It’s the feeling of being unfulfilled or perpetually lacking compared to the narrative being sold by media propagandists. Progressive media often showcases idealized and unrealistic representations of reality, mainly through social media influencers and celebrities, where the standard for personal achievement and morality is set impossibly high or is deceptively created using props.

As individuals consume progressive communist democrat media content, they are bombarded with narratives about how society should function in a non-existent perfect world, what behaviors are acceptable, and what kinds of people are worthy of admiration. The constant reinforcement of these standards creates feelings of inadequacy, and those who fail to meet these ideals, often due to systemic factors beyond their control, experience a heightened sense of dissatisfaction with themselves and their lives. 

Additionally, the progressive communist democrat media elevates victimhood as a badge of honor, perpetuating a culture where personal grievances are not only validated but celebrated. The progressive communist democrat narrative suggests that everyone should be fighting for social justice, and if you are not actively engaged in activism or aligning with the latest cause, you are somehow less virtuous. This leaves many individuals feeling disconnected and alienated from their communities, contributing to dissatisfaction with their roles in the peer hierarchy.

• Dysfunction

The final, and perhaps most disturbing, outcome of prolonged exposure to toxic progressive communist democrat media is psychotic dysfunction—sometimes leading to suicide or the commission of egregious acts of violence to achieve acceptance and acclaim. While this may sound extreme, the mental health implications are significant. A growing body of research has shown the detrimental effects of media consumption on mental well-being, with some studies linking constant media exposure to anxiety, depression, and even psychosis in extreme cases.

One of the most concerning elements of progressive communist democrat media is the creation of groupthink echo chambers. Social media algorithms, often dominated by progressive ideologies, reinforce content that aligns with an individual’s preexisting beliefs, creating a feedback loop. This constant reinforcement of a single worldview can cause individuals to become disconnected from reality. When faced with opposing viewpoints or differing opinions, these individuals may react with hostility or even paranoia, as the progressive media’s narrative has so successfully convinced them of an all-encompassing societal collapse that any disagreement feels like an existential threat.

Moreover, progressive media often fuels feelings of anger and hatred toward perceived enemies—whether those enemies are political conservatives, large corporations, or even entire countries. This environment of constant vilification and an “us versus them” mentality can create psychological distress, heightening paranoia and fueling negative emotions. In some individuals, this can escalate into full-blown psychotic episodes, where they lose touch with reality and begin to view the world through a distorted, increasingly dangerous lens.

Bottom line…

It is clear that the psychological consequences of consuming toxic progressive media are far-reaching, affecting individuals’ mental health, well-being, and ability to interact constructively within society.

The rising rates of anxiety, depression, and psychosis in younger generations—who are disproportionately affected by media consumption—underscore the seriousness of the issue. If these trends continue, we may be facing a mental health crisis of unprecedented proportions, exacerbated by the continuance of an unchecked influence of progressive media.

This situation demands immediate action. Both governmental and societal institutions must recognize this media's toxic nature and take steps to mitigate its impact. Media literacy programs should be implemented nationwide, teaching individuals to critically engage with the content they consume, to differentiate between fact and opinion, and to develop a healthy skepticism toward sensationalized narratives.

Additionally, mental health professionals must be trained to understand the unique pressures and challenges posed by toxic media consumption, particularly in younger populations. Support systems should be established to help individuals who are struggling with the mental health repercussions of media-induced dysfunction.

Only by confronting the toxic nature of progressive communist democrat media head-on can we begin to heal the mental and emotional damage it has caused and restore a sense of hope, balance, and personal well-being in America.

We are so screwed.

-- Steve