The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 8月18日 00時00分

George Saunders’s short story from this week’s issue was partially inspired by something he witnessed at a Trump rally in Phoenix. “I saw these two otherwise nice-seeming middle-aged guys, one pro-Trump, one anti-Trump, just bellowing at each other, both using stock phrases that they seemed to have picked up from their respective TV networks,” he said. “It was sad and nightmarish.” The story follows a man known as 89, who has lost his memories and grasp of language after being “reprogrammed” and deployed as a political protester. Read Saunders’s new work of fiction in full at the link in our bio. Photograph by @oliverchanarin for The New Yorker.

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getting_hungary It is a nightmare. I was just at a party listening to the whitehaires white guys talking about the secrets and lies if Obama and Hillary

jon.zo I’m confused, can someone explain how to click on the full link in the bio. I don’t even know what that means. Thank you 😄

phoebelyng Was this photo shoot really necessary? Almost as absurd as John and Abigail Adams screwing on the HBO series

tucsonted66 The reprogrammed word reflects us all ' and if that's not a human rights crime I don't know what is !

nan.elberg What a story! The “reprogramming” reminds me of The Handmaid’s Tale

irise41 Gas lighting = reprogramming. Who is washing your brain?

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