blue-pilled

adjective

ˈblü-ˌpild 

variants or less commonly blue pilled or bluepilled

disparaging

: unaware of or not recognizing the truth or facts of something (such as a situation) : misinformed, naive

Red pill advocates view themselves as more enlightened than those they deem blue-pilled.

—Tine Munk

Someone who is "blue pilled" accepts the mainstream narrative and is ignorant of the "real" way of the world.

—Maddy Mussen

She believed in conspiracy theories … and if we were going to be compatible I had to believe in them too. Sadly, I had to let her down. … It turns out I'm brainwashed, or "blue-pilled" as she called it.

—Anonymous, at The Daily Telegraph Online (Australia)

—often used of followers of politically liberal or progressive ideologies

… the right has successfully branded itself as … independent thinkers fixated on telling the truth when blue-pilled liberals can't step outside of their fantasy land.

—David Min

Word History

Etymology

past participle of blue pill, verb, taken as the counterpart to red pill entry 2

First Known Use

2014, in the meaning defined above