Among these groups, calling people blue-pilled is an insult, and it implies that they choose to be disillusioned about their oppression by women or liberal politics. Red pill and blue pill have prompted a number of variant pills, such as black pill, which is associated with incels, who ...
Their language features a range of jargon, such as Chad and Stacey but also femoid (a disparagement for a woman in general) and red, blue, and black pilling, slang for various stances towards mainstream (or normie) culture and “true reality.” Incels have also developed many subsets, incl...
To redpill, in this parlance, is to initiate others into a shared set of beliefs that contradict the fact-based reality accepted by society at large. Thus -pilled has become a suffix denoting indoctrination. The red pill functions similarly in the so-called “manosphere.” The manosphere ...