Clueless Individuals Astonished Others With Their Stupidity In The Times (New Pics)

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[@Aiko2-26-9]

I love the tag line, "Of all the things that did not happen this did not happen the most." Amen, brother.

[@KenMabie]

really .. so the vax company now admitting their vax causes clots doesnt mean anything to you? cause the company Astera is now admitting its true .. go get yourself another jab mud blood

[@rainydaylady6596]

How does the guy worried about his baby girl being lesbian from breastfeeding think all the humans who came before were fed? I'm very afraid for humanity. 😡🙄🤨

[@blacksquirrel4008]

Had to stop watching after 10 minutes to retain a semblance of faith in humanity.

[@AutumnForest862]

Wow, you still have some faith in humanity??!?😱

[@jeanneparisot237]

I came here exactly for the same reason. Specially after the one "breastfeeding my baby girl will make her lesbian" Gosh, I can not ! How people can be so stupide. It is even beyond stupidity. At this level, it is a handicap ! What the F*** 'Merica ?!

[@artedejali]

I read your comment before watching the video and thought you were exaggerating. I’m in 6:40 and felt it necessary to stop just to 🤦🏾‍♀️. WOW!

[@babshm]

I made it to 16:11 until I stopped it to cry

[@gchampi2]

4:40-ish here. The world is Doomed....

[@viridian4573]

Never underestimate how many people live in a state of blissful ignorance.

[@richardbeckenbaugh1805]

In the late 1970s and 80s I wrote a series of articles that proved to be groundbreaking in my field. The articles are still quoted today. I recently wrote an article that was rejected by the AI that the magazine uses to detect plagiarism. The reason? It was too close in style and content to an authors work in 1981. That author turned out to be me.

[@IdRatherBeDiving-vr5gk]

17:28 he called the kid "weed" for three days... I'm dying.

[@rosiestewart870]

as a campfire girl leader, i was doing a pre-camping interview with a girl's mother. when i asked how to spell the child's name, i got--"em aye ah vee nah. mahveena " i commented, "that's an unusual name--" the reply-- " she's named after her father--mahvin."

[@stevewebber707]

I am pretty sure that two scissors positioned like that, are symbolic of "or something".

[@graceygrumble]

Yes, you are correct. I am also convinced that were the mother to find out, she would indeed see it as a sign of Satan.

[@matrixphijr]

If only there was a name for putting two of them together like that... double-cutting? criss-crossing? interlocking? I'll come up with something eventually.

[@e.t.8541]

Uh.., maybe, primitive leg wrestling? 🤔 Or, industrial factory conveyer cutting? (Similar to passing the baton in a race, only here, they progressively pass the precut pattern to the next person in the conveyer cutting line). Very common in the clothes manufacturing industry. 😊

[@skydiverclassc2031]

@@matrixphijr Same scissor attraction!

[@yuriski1]

Well, the daughter and her "friend" are indeed crafty.

[@patrickbuick5459]

I suddenly started picturing Aussies with no arms, eating with their feet. Then it went off to the ever popular mistake of the US contitutional right to bare arms and pictured them getting arrested for not wearing opaque long sleeved shirts.

[@IdRatherBeDiving-vr5gk]

The guy with the infected leg is going to lose it... his wife using castor oil and onions 🤔

[@ShintogaDeathAngel]

That’s utterly nuts. And you know his wife (and him? We don’t know if he just shares the same views as her or why he’s apparently letting her treat it instead of getting medical attention, except for the cost maybe, as it seems they’re in the US) won’t see/connect the consequences of her husband losing his leg, or worse, with what she’s doing to him.

[@Greblav]

If they have a drill they probably have a saw too, so wait for her to ask questions about how to saw the leg off. 🤣🤣🤣

[@amzarnacht6710]

Homeopathies DO work. They just work sssslllloowwwwwwly. Bacteria and viruses work quite a bit faster so... go to a doctor.

[@philiprice7875]

dont worry it will grow back in her eyes

[@Maerahn]

17:34 - or, y'know, you could've just... let her wear her mask if she wanted to. It literally has ZERO EFFECT on you. You were prepared to offer her a huge sum of money to persuade her to do something she wasn't comfortable doing just so you could... feel like you were right about something? Jeez, insecure much? What if she'd been wearing a top you didn't particularly care for - would you have offered her $100,000 to just sit there in her bra for the entire flight? No, because then you'd have been called a nasty little pervert and kicked off the plane - and rightly so too. MIND. YOUR. OWN. BUSINESS.

[@dpeprd8191]

This. Also, if she was sick, then at least the mask would have helped if she was contagious.

[@darkmoore05]

Which was exactly the point, I believe. Having to deal with HIM the whole flight. Not the person in the mask.

[@celestephelps5897]

A guy I know told me that the only real chicken was Chicken Mc Nuggets. Everything else was not real chicken. ~smh~. Plus, the woman who had the clogged up dryer lint trap was lucky that her dryer didn't catch on fire!

[@Bobo-ox7fj]

Most decent dryers have a thermistor rigged up to cut power above safe operating temps, which is exactly what the lassie was experiencing

[@MsAubrey]

@@Bobo-ox7fjeven really cheap ones.

[@Arltratlo]

25:56.... that is one of the reasons home schooling is illegal in my country!

[@Bazroshan]

12:46 Nothing wrong with tears of joy. It's amazing that there are still people who expect men to behave in a certain way. I'm gay but, apart from funerals, I don't cry at sad things so much. However, I do cry readily at moments of great joy.

[@davidchurch3472]

It is so sad that people think Tetanus jabs should be avoided. I have seen a patient dying of tetanus, and it is absolutely traumatising, there being so little that can be done, and such an agonisingly painful last few days of life, for something so simple to prevent safely. Anybody who ever goes outside in the garden, or uses any tools, or lives in a house built of 'normal materials', should get the full course of Tetanus shots, to avoid such torture as dying of tetanus! I have seen a second person die rather more rapidly from tetanus-like toxins absorbed from his own bowel contents, but it was also horrific. Nobody should ever die of tetanus again. To deny them the chance to avoid agony is immoral.

[@mentilly_all]

look up logical fallacies, cuz you just did a few and for humanity's sake, stop trusting mainstream and govts when they absolutely yank on heartstrings and try to emotionally rush the entire population into injections while condemning anyone who has a question

[@tiffinid8961]

All great examples of why interactions with people are overrated.

[@thegaymingavenger]

The riddle one is in fact correct so I don't see the inclusion? Editing this because my brain completely misread the riddle as increments and not all numbers, in which case that's incorrect. Leaving the original comment because the irony of my own stupidity on this video is hilarious to me, and hopefully others.

[@vampbait]

Clueless inception! (That the creator of the vid didn't get it, not you. You are right, lol.)

[@thegaymingavenger]

It's actually 18, unless I miscounted. It's only 9 if you write down in an increment of five, which is what I initially read the riddle as asking.

[@barbrn]

@@thegaymingavenger Wouldn't it be 15? 75 divided by 5 = 15. 5 10 15 20, etc.

[@chillinb3816]

The way that the riddle was written, for me, the answer is quite clearly 9. However, my husband got 15. Perhaps it depends on how you read it?

[@anna9072]

One 5 each for 5, 15, 25, 35, 45, 65, and 75 - that’s 7, and two 5s in 55 make nine. I don’t know how anyone’s coming up with anything different.

[@gardenjoy5223]

Love that old lady from the bank!

[@skydiverclassc2031]

20:47 And then their science experiment gets to explain how the water doesn't run off the edge of the flat plane.

[@peterbergvall7752]

Hmm...they left out the four elephants standing on the back of the world turtle. They are raising their kids to be idiots! 🤣🤣🤣

[@sprig5173]

I feel sad for these home schooled kids.

[@darkmoore05]

I think this kind of bs should count as childabuse. Seriously. The poor children.

[@Elriuhilu]

That's what the ice wall is for. To clarify, I am not a brainless moron like they are, I have simply had some exposure to flat earther nonsense. They think Antarctica is actually a wall of ice like in Game of Thrones that goes all the way around the edge to keep the water in. Some of them (like these people) also believe there is a fixed dome in the sky they call the firmament which encases the Earth, and that it is impossible for anything to travel further out than the dome.

[@jonesnori]

I think that's what the ice wall they mention is supposed to be for. They don't seem to have any explanation for round the world flights or ship routes. I guess they believe people lie about that.

[@ThePurleflower]

Too painful, got to be American.

[@anonygent]

I'm still trying to figure out why the guy was wrapping his thumb in electrical tape in the first place.

[@bkitteh6295]

Exactly what I was wondering...😄

[@moviesandfilms4you]

As a mechanic i use paper towel and electrical tape when cut .The reason is the tape holds up better in oily dirty conditions than a regular band aid.

[@thewickedpixie63]

I really want a post childbirth update. There is some mystical work going on though. The only way we willingly go through childbirth more than once is by seemingly forgetting how bloody hard it was the first time. Now i could maybe believe that may be Gods intervention 😂. It is amazing what a woman's body is capable of in childbirth that's absolutely a bit of a miracle but its not pain free for the majority of us.

[@ShintogaDeathAngel]

It’s also not divine intervention when a woman doesn’t have pain during childbirth!

[@stevie-ray2020]

Needs to reread Genesis, particularly the bit after the 'bite'!

[@madelinebell5046]

@@stevie-ray2020That’s what I was thinking. Poor girl literally got it backwards. 😂

[@Spiklething]

You don’t forget the pain. I had three without pain relief and not intentionally. The pain relief just hadn’t had time to work. My youngest is 25 and I absolutely remember the pain. But holding your baby for the first time and the happiness the child brings makes the pain worth it. I’m menopausal now, so I can’t have any more children, nor would I want one. But I would go through all 3 labours put together just to feel that wonderful marvellous feeling when you hold your baby for the first time again. There is nothing like it.

[@thomashughes_teh]

@22:39 For a more accurately worded question replace the "number 5" with "integer 5". The bright kids already know that 55 uses the integer twice before showing their work on paper.

[@Elriuhilu]

I think you meant the digit 5. An integer is a "whole" number with no decimals, so 55 is an integer by itself, but made up of two digits. Also, the number 5 appears eleven times just in the numbers from 50 to 59, which is already more than what the thing says the answer is and the other ones haven't even been counted yet. I think the correct answer should be 18.

[@Elriuhilu]

22:44 The "how many fives" thing, the actual correct answer is 18, isn't it? There's a 5 in every set of ten numbers plus the extra ten fives in the fifties. So theres 5, 15, 25, 35, 45, 50, 51, 52, 53, 54, 55 (which counts for two), 56, 57, 58, 59, 65, and 75. That's 18 fives.

[@philiprice7875]

most of these can be described as "hey look how stupid i am. thank god we have the internet to let every know "

[@erintyres3609]

22:31 There are rogue drivers, and then there are Nissan Rogue drivers. This guy is both.

[@sooskevington6144]

1:05 oh doesn't every woman who's ever had a child wish that were true!

[@stevie-ray2020]

3:50 Often wonder how many tourists end up with similar tattoos!?!

[@shadenphoenix]

This hurt so deep inside.... I saved it to my 'comedy' playlist... Mostly only because i refuse to have a 'tragedy' list, that would also only be filled with others claiming to be the same species as me. 🤪

[@looneybergonzi]

Now I'm not sure if I've been seeing shitloads of blue car brand emblems on cars because the film hasn't been taken off, or whether it indicates the car is electric.

[@Kinokoumori]

25:35 Heck you, I've been off my meds for almost 3 months thanks to this shortage and while I'm handling it surprisingly well, it's only because I'm stimming a lot more to help relieve that extra stress/energy that would normally have me bouncing off the walls. You might not be able to see me curling my toes in my shoes or see my hand playing with the stitch inside my pocket, but trust me, just because I appear fine doesn't mean I'm not screaming inside my head...

[@ashodgkin]

The last one nailed it for me.

[@annetheurich507]

I will point out that my husband and I got a taco 12 pack & a beef supreme chalupa & our total came to $43. I thought I’d have a heart attack. We can go to a sit down restaurant & have a much better meal for that. Sigh!

[@Kim-sn5ty]

Some of them made me feel like a genius, others made me go "huh?".

[@erintyres3609]

13:24 That Aptilink result leaves 85.69% of the population shaking our heads.

[@MsAubrey]

I’m pretty certain that text was photoshopped in. 😂

[@kaakrepwhatever]

When I was substitute teaching, I had to give a test to some middle school science students who were working on chemistry at the time. They had access to a periodic table. The question was, "How many electrons in an iron atom?" The student answered "tons", and was very upset that I marked that answer wrong. Cleopatra wasn't black. She was Greek, from a Greek dynasty.

[@DanBeech-ht7sw]

She was African, from a dynasty founded by a Greek. You might as well have said that Abraham Lincoln was English. But given the series of dynastic marriages her ancestors made, certainly of Mediterranean skin colour

[@kaakrepwhatever]

@@DanBeech-ht7sw She was not a Nubian. She was of Greek heritage, belonging to a Greek dynasty. The modern term "African" is not applicable. She did not have some sort of birthright citizenship that overrode her descent.

[@DanBeech-ht7sw]

@@kaakrepwhatever I am 100% certain I never used the word "Nubian" so I have no idea why you decided to use it. She was Queen of Egypt, her family had lived continuously in Egypt for hundreds of years, she spoke Egyptian (as well as other languages), and was in fact - Egyptian. Just like Abraham Lincoln was American, not English, notwithstanding the fact his ancestors came from Lincoln in England. The modern term "African" is far more applicable than the term "Greek" because she wasn't Greek, even if she spoke Greek, even if her great great great grandfather was born in Greece. "She did not have some sort of birthright citizenship that overrode her descent." So you are saying Abraham Lincoln was NOT American. Presumably you think the same about Trump. Are you saying that Trump does not have a birthright citizenship that overrides his very recent German and Scottish descent? Is that what you are saying?

[@binkie419]

If the term "African American" is the precedent then all those who decended from Europe should be called European American and native Americans should simply be called Americans.

[@gardenjoy5223]

Didn't they start to name it that way, because naming the color of the skin was thought to be offensive?

[@kgbgb3663]

24:07 Mom's right. Slavery was the excuse to motivate the public, not the reason. The core motivation was Northern industrialists' preference for "the American System" of high protective tariffs allowing investment benefiting them, and the South's preference for free trade, allowing them to import finished goods from the then cheapest source, the UK. Slavery would have died out without a war _as it did everywhere else._

[@DanBeech-ht7sw]

The articles of secession and the cornerstone speech make it explicitly clear the reason was slavery, and that slavery was something that they intended to continue in perpetuity and expand into other states.

[@kgbgb3663]

​@@DanBeech-ht7sw The question was why the Civil War started, not why the slave states left the Union. The war was a decision of the Union, not the Confederacy; the Union could have accepted secession, which had conventionally been considered possible under the constitution. Lincoln said _My paramount object in this struggle is to save the Union, and is not either to save or to destroy slavery. If I could save the Union without freeing any slave I would do it, and if I could save it by freeing all the slaves I would do it; and if I could save it by freeing some and leaving others alone I would also do that. What I do about slavery, and the colored race, I do because I believe it helps to save the Union; and what I forbear, I forbear because I do not believe it would help to save the Union._ The power behind Lincoln and the drive to preserve the Union at all costs was the need of the northern industrialists to keep the primary-producing southern economy in the Union to bring in foreign currency, so they could afford the protectionism they needed to grow to rival the UK. Even if you disagree on this, it is clear that "mom" is working at a level of analysis that puts the mocking producer of the video to shame.

[@DanBeech-ht7sw]

@@kgbgb3663 the south wanted to expand slavery. The majority of the USA wasn't having it. The South wanted to rebel because of this and that was the cause of the war. End of. What TRIGGERED the war was the attack by insurrectionists on Fort Sumter

[@FuzzyElf]

This one was pretty good. Thanks.

[@JuinYuki]

"Europeans forgetting Americans are also Europeans"... Technically true

[@matrixphijr]

18:50 - 'Persuasive' gives that a slightly different meaning lol. Guessing she meant more along the lines of 'persistent'.

[@thewickedpixie63]

The scissors thing almost caught me but that hash tag says otherwise 😂 unless that mother is a completely innocent person in which case id like to know how thats possible 🤣

[@MsAubrey]

A lot of religious people or boomers would not necessarily know what it means.

[@carstenkh]

I am so very much surprised by how little many Americans know about the world - it's like the USA are their world, and even then they know less and less about that country! I'm in chock 😮

[@user-qi8xm4cg5z]

Was watching this, suffering from heartburn and waiting for the store to open to get a gingerale which cures it cheaply and quickly. Security guard said "just go to the hospital" as if that is convenient and makes any sense. Imagine going to the er for heartburn. Ppl are dumb!

[@lindaarmstrong2609]

As a former ER worker, let me tell you that tons of people go to the ER for heartburn. Most of the time, it’s a waste of resources. We give them some Prilosec and send them on their way after testing like EKG, Abdominal Ultrasound and CT but a few of them are actually having cardiac events, not heartburn.

[@stevie-ray2020]

0:50 Needs to reread Genesis, particularly the bit after the 'bite'!

[@paulashe61]

My mother said try pulling your bottom lip over the top of your head? Thats how painful childbirth is.

[@melissaharris3890]

3:42 They kind of mean the same thing. lol

[@ShintogaDeathAngel]

24:30 - the origin of the earth is too complex for you to understand…

[@Elriuhilu]

The one about pain receptors being blocked during childbirth is based on something that is kind of true, but she's severely overestimating the amount of "blocking" she will get. There is a natural pain relief mechanism in the brain that activates during childbirth, but it only works to turn the pain from insurmountable, life ruining, brain melting suffering to the worst agony you will probably ever experience. Excruciating pain that keeps going builds on itself until you just can't take it and you pass out, which is good usually, but very unhelpful when you're giving birth, so your brain makes you sort of keep forgetting that the pain is strong and constant and instead feels more like the pain just after you're injured. That way, even though it still sucks, it's not overwhelming and you don't pass out. It's kind of like if you break a bone it feels real bad, but you can keep going at first because you recognise the source of the pain and try to minimise it. Except the pain just keeps going at the same intensity anyway, the effort of pushing through wearing you down until the pain feels like all there is, drowning out your thoughts and interfering with your emotions. It's too much psychological pressure and you pass out. After the pain has subsided, you remember exactly how painful it was, but the memory of the pain doesn't interfere with your mind like the actual pain did when you were experiencing it. This is kind of what happens during childbirth-it hurts really bad, but your brain periodically resets the experience of it, so that it feels like all the pain up to a moment ago is just the memory of pain and what you're going through now is a new, but familiar, instance of pain.

[@philiprice7875]

i would love to be her doc after 24hours in labour she GIVE ME DRUGS Doc God has his plan and pain meds are not on it

[@gardenjoy5223]

8 Billion people on the planet and counting. Just to get a teenager to cuss you out and use you as an ATM.

[@mentilly_all]

i dare you to sincerely attempt to prove the ritualistic shame muzzling 'works'

[@stevie-ray2020]

18:35 My brother's Indian neighbours have a statue of Buddha in the middle of their front yard. As I had recently studied Art History & Religious Art in my Visual Arts degree at university, I knew that Buddhist statues were generally classified by the pose depicted, so would this one be described as 'tired' because it had an old tire around its base to protect it from the line-trimmer?

[@censorshipsucks9493]

8:30 How dumb can you be. I mean I learned in grade school in the seventies that it is the only mammal that lays eggs. That's what makes it unique.

[@chrisdungey6825]

There are five living monotreme species (Mammals that lay eggs): the duck-billed platypus and four species of echidna (also known as spiny anteaters)

[@censorshipsucks9493]

@@chrisdungey6825 Hey, I learned something new today. Thanks.

[@chrisdungey6825]

You are most welcome. Most of our native wildlife is uniquely weird.

[@ShintogaDeathAngel]

There aren’t many known monotremes, but a penguin? How did that register as a mammal in the teacher’s ‘brain’?

[@philiprice7875]

teacher complain about low pay well they get paid on results so i suggest a cashier job at wallmart will pay more

[@anthonywatson7735]

14:31 The person saying 'The Army says blood is purple'. The Army (and probably other Armed forces), says 'My heart bleeds purple p*ss!', as in 'who cares, suck it up!'😉😂🤫

[@mrmessy7334]

I've seen so many Nissan's driving around with the blue badges on :D

[@doclewis8927]

The broken riddle with its solution of 9 is in jumps of 5 BUT they didn't count 5-5 as 2 fives so they ended up with 9 fives instead of 10 but it also doesn't say that you should be doing multiples of 5s. Even if they did, they did not count the first 5 in fifty-five. WTF? We are really getting dumber. Plus, IF you're writing "0 to 75 inclusive", MOST people will write the numbers zero, one, two, and so one, until 75 thus giving you WAY more than 10 fives (the answer they should've had) but...they tried...I guess. LOL. I feel sorry for any one playing the "game" (I'm assuming that's what it is).

[@ZanyScum]

I didn't get the comment about Wales. Wales is a country, did not know, but just googled it. Your comment said, it is sad how many likes the comment got which said that Wales is a country.... ????

[@jasonwarren9279]

That's enough doomscrolling for the day. The captions are as dumb as the memes. I felt like I was being crushed by a moron singularity.

[@Elriuhilu]

9:18 She might have adopted her child or been in a relationship with a single father who then died.

[@Nancy-uc2tu]

There’s no amount of stupid out there nowadays.

[@DanBeech-ht7sw]

18:20 The mother is in for a huge surprise

[@TheresaONeill-ze3jb]

Ugh! That's a hard read. Goodbye

[@SmaxChristopher1]

This will be the land of the free again I imagine.

[@haraldschmidt8828]

17:27 Making fun of other people's stupidity is a fine thing. But then censoring words in a text is also stupid.

[@Blanchy10]

How many of these were from the USA?

[@Spiklething]

The infected leg, drill one. Woman asking for help. I need to know what her goal is first. Because if her goal is for her husband to have his leg amputated, she should just keep doing what she’s doing

[@gardenjoy5223]

Her goal is to avoid the exorbitant medical bills, that the USA is known for. 'Bankrupt by drill' in this case. Of course she doesn't know he might be in any real danger.

[@Rosarium2007]

27:26 This is not the flex she thinks it is. With accounting for time and a half pay for any hours over 40 hours in a week that works out to a rate of 8.94375585/hour, so with rounding that’s $8.94 per hour gross pay. Just $1.69 over the Federal minimum wage. And well below the state minimum wage in several states.

[@andrewnicholson4689]

2:33 - English... Good, too, toot,scoop, took, food, poop, book, cook, hook, look, cook as a few more examples??

[@davidmccluskey6908]

Funny, but it seems that atheist DID announce themselves,

[@ChrisBright-qj6yx]

God help us all

[@Tyradius]

22:50 5, 15, 25, 35, 45, 55, 65, 75 thats 9 fives what doesn't make sense?

[@stevie-ray2020]

13:25 Something wrong there with the way that's expressed, as it should read "Your IQ is determined to be '84', which is within the lower 14.31% of the population, and although that technically places you just within the top 85.69%, what it really means is that approximately 85.69% of the population are smarter than you!". An IQ of 100 means that you are average (ie; the middle of the bell-curve)! Then again, that's probably too difficult for someone with an IQ of 84 to comprehend!

[@philiprice7875]

mate made an insult "you have room temp IQ" but he said it to an amercian so he thought 72 not bad true but the rest of the world says 20? thats bad

[@johnsykes9795]

You have to ask how so many of these people survived long enough to learn how to write even as badly as they do. How come they didn't die as kids or teenagers from trying to eat a bicycle, the mail box or their own feet? That had to have happened.

[@Arltratlo]

6:30, you need to read up a lot of things!

[@MsAubrey]

4:00 I am a woman mechanic and drive a manual. 😂

[@iamcarbonandotherbits.8039]

Homeopathy. I'd, say it was a load of old shite, but you'd need to reduce it's nutrients by 1000% first.😊

[@helenepajot7744]

20:50 ....Aaaaah that's why! ( I was wondering how general education could be so low in the US, then I saw that, and it all became clear). come on people, you can do better, right?

[@johnpowell6386]

Read some comments first. Shoulda believed em. only made it to 20:21 before I had to stop.

[@gardenjoy5223]

No man cried at his wedding before. It's true. It's not gay of course. It's just plain stupid. Henry cried, so now Hank cries too. Silly 'trend'.

[@ahorseshoecrab4266]

22:46 Wait... If you wrote down all the numbers from 0-75, wouldn't you only technically write the number 5 once? All the other numbers (15, 25, etc.) that contain 5 are still different numbers. (And even if you were to count them; the answer would be 8).

[@dianaklien1560]

55 has two 5’s. Not to mention counting the 5’s in 51, 52, 53, 54, 56, 57, 58, and 59.

[@gardenjoy5223]

@@dianaklien1560 Plus 50.

[@dianaklien1560]

@@gardenjoy5223 well, yes. I assume most people are counting the 5 in 50.

[@gardenjoy5223]

@@dianaklien1560 All the clever ones do.

[@MsAubrey]

26:13 PEMDAS 😂

[@Rosarium2007]

2:34 and I can think of at least nineteen more double o words.

[@gardenjoy5223]

"Oops, I forgot to scoop the poop of my cool poodle."

[@Thurgosh_OG]

@Happy Land 24:06 You might just want to get some education yourself, as the original reason of the US Civil War was the South wanting Independence and the North wanting to keep the States Unified. Slavery and the economics from it became the main reason later.

[@DanBeech-ht7sw]

At the time, the southern states were completely open and honest that it was all about slavery. For the NORTH it was mostly about preserving the Union, but also about slavery. It's the modern "lost cause" revisionists who pretend it wasn't about slavery

[@Wailwulf]

What was the reason for the South wanting independence?

[@DanBeech-ht7sw]

@@Wailwulf so they could continue oppressing humans an expand the practice without constraint.

[@TommyCollier]

22:41 5, 15, 25, 35, 45, 55, 65, 75 i just wrote the number 5 9 times.

[@Mark-from-Melbourne]

You missed 9 other numbers in the fifties.

[@TommyCollier]

@@Mark-from-Melbourne riiiiight ... dont know how that happend.

[@Wailwulf]

_how many times would you write the_ *number* _5?_ 1 time. - _how many times would you _*_say_*_ "five" when you read the list out loud?_ 7 times (it is Fifteen not 'five'teen) - _how many _*_digit 5s_*_ are in the list?_ 18 of them

[@emceeboogieboots1608]

12:14 British Broadcasting Corporation, but close enough and point made😅

[@labla8940]

Dont any of you find it odd that this video has access to so many stupid posts. Has anyone considered these are fake like the foreign videos of people rescuing animal always perfect situation of them approaching the animal and more worried about framing a video. Fake Fake Fake

[@ShintogaDeathAngel]

Some of these are damn scary.

[@philiprice7875]

lucky we have sent them away to a place of safety called CONGRESS

[@RosiePosey5150]

Its 18 not 9

[@lisaharmon5619]

The stupid is strong in this.

[@pamelanadel3787]

The clip about flat earthers did not belong. OP stated in the caption that they study flat before they study the globe maps in their books. I think this is a beautiful way to teach the earth and continents. Have you never seen a flat world map? Oof

[@ShintogaDeathAngel]

But they’re still making a flat Earth inside the plastic globe (including possibly adding the “ice wall”), when flat earth has been debunked already. So they’re not really focusing on teaching science or real geography.

[@darkmoore05]

No, what the OP says is basically they wanted to teach the children Flat Earth first (and cement that belief by making that model including their idea of how sun and moon work) before the kids will see the globe models in the books (they want them to believe the flat earth crap, so that needs to be taught first before the kids might get the idea that the books are right) This is exactly what the caption says: indoctrinating the children early

[@jen9996]

I think what OP was trying to do was indoctrinate their kids as flat earthers before they cracked open the required reading for home schooling, which would show the children the globe. They have to show their kids the required text even though they don't believe it, so they spent 2 weeks of school time doing fun arts and crafts so they could dismiss the globe in the text book and refer to the flat earth when they got to those parts in the books. So OP gets zero points for intelligence but 10/10 for manipulation.

[@gardenjoy5223]

@@ShintogaDeathAngel There's a lot of 'true science', that isn't scientific at all. Look at the evolution theory. That's been falsified countless of times. Impossible, the more we know about microbiology! There's no such thing as a 'simple cell'. In fact, it's an entire plant of several factories, where some make parts for others, whilst they themselves need parts from that other factory. Interdependent. They have had to function simultaneously from the very start. Yet, they still teach that nonsense in every school. PhD studies are being refused for publishing, just because the peers don't agree. Well, they don't, because it interferes with their BELIEF system. Good science is thrown out the window at a daily basis.

[@mentilly_all]

are you aware of what even one logical fallacy is ? care to try proving any of your passionately held claims ?

[@teebosaurusyou2-un2nz]

9 fives?

[@karidennis6154]

Actually for the question of how many times would you write down 5 if you wrote down 0-75 it would be 10, not 9. I think they either forgot about the 5 in 50 or else counted 55 as one five.

[@samanthaf6482]

I got 18

[@gardenjoy5223]

Seems you forgot some yourself. How about 51, 52, 53, etc.

[@jeanneparisot237]

29:25 : I beg to differ on that one. But I have to put a disclaimer first to say than not all Christian scream and push their faith into others, and not all atheist scream and try to make others atheist too. With that said, now I differ, since it happened to me. A true Christian do not give a fuck about other what believed in. A cross or a medal is not wear to scream to people that you believe in Jesus and Mary. It is not a jewelry to exposed. Most of true Christian even wear them inside their clothes, and the only thing you see is a gold or silver necklace. I wear mine that way. I was minding my own business when a guy suddenly came to my face while I was changing my broken shoelace, to basically insulted my faith, trying to prove me almost point by point how dumb I was to believe in something as stupid as mermaid or fairies. So, yes, atheist is not a religion, but some of them often tend to break in private discussion to "educated you" as they said. The only thing I do in this case is smile and told them that I respected others people faith, and I just want the same courtesy from them. I just not want to be insulted, like atheist would feel insulted too if I told them that they are stupid to ignored all the miracle and prediction that are already proven true. In fact, it is a good thing to have an exchange of point of view, as long as we just try to see the world through someone's eyes, in a mutual respect. I had that with a group of Muslim when I was the manager of two holidays centers for children and snow class. Their prier songs were beautiful. I ask if I can listen to them from behind the room, without disturbing the class, when they have their religion time study. The children were so sweet, they even try to make me mimicking their gesture and priers, but I smile and told them how they would feel if I told them to knee with me to pray Jesus or Virgin Mary. They were not thinking malicious, they were just curious kids who would found funny to see a white Christian trying to song and speak Arabic language. They were my best guest. Good memories.

[@ShintogaDeathAngel]

Which miracles have been proven true? I think you might also find that with conservative Christians legislating to control other people’s lives in draconian ways, particularly women and minority groups, that atheists will understandably be getting more vocal and intolerant towards the religious. I still disagree with harassing anyone, though.

[@MsAubrey]

That’s a good way to be. 😊

[@gardenjoy5223]

As long as you don't forget that the good muslims, if they follow their book, have to subdue or kill you. Look at what's happening in the UK right now. Not so sweet anymore.

[@gardenjoy5223]

Your own bigotry is getting the better of you, 'Happy Land'.

[@saracheesman3627]

Despair does t even cover it. Can evolution work in reverse?

[@ShintogaDeathAngel]

Not as such. Species can “reabsorb” features if they’re inefficient, unnecessary or something, but that’s still not “going backwards” in evolutionary terms because evolution is about what’s best for the species in that environment, with the associated selection pressures. And if the species re-developed a feature which fulfilled the same purpose later on (which still involves an element of randomness; if no member of the species develops a mutation that gives it an advantage and thus passes it on, the species won’t adapt), it probably wouldn’t be the same as the original. Evolution never steps in the same river twice.

[@philiprice7875]

yes it takes 5 generations of sibling inbreeding to get that low

[@GeorgieB1965]

I like Matt Walsh, but he is very, very, very wrong about ADHD. My daughter has it and I probably had a mild form of it while growing up. Pharma did help to a certain degree, and it's helping my daughter to a very large degree.

[@ShintogaDeathAngel]

A lot of people are wrong about ADHD and autism etc. and many other things. I detest wilful ignorance but it seems to be getting more common, unfortunately.

[@Wailwulf]

If you did have a mild form of ADHD when younger then you still do have a mild form of ADHD now that you are older.

[@GeorgieB1965]

@@WailwulfThat goes without saying.

[@mentilly_all]

the second to last of many evils is not how good is determined

[@jackdelorenzo8498]

Hey, Weldy. Tell me you have Daddy issues without telling me you have Daddy issues. That father is going to be bonded with his children, and they will know he loves them! You, on the other hand, may end up like my father, who never healed his own trauma and inflicted it on his own children. He's dying, and it's gotten to the point where my mother doesn't care. If you want to die on that hill, fine, but you'll be there alone. Don't expect sympathy.

[@ShintogaDeathAngel]

I was thinking similar. I can’t stand men who haven’t developed any sense of empathy, which is something babies need and benefit from coming from both parents (especially mothers, though). Hey, fellas? Is it “gay” to love your family members, is it “gay” to be loved by both your parents?!

[@RosiePosey5150]

I am SUPER uncomfortable when a man cries but i ain't gonna say hes gay. Its a reflection of me not him. My husband has cried and i hold him even if it makes me uncomfortable cause thats my issue and i wont make it my mans plus he is very manly. So its not like hes a full on cry baby. He cries when sad or in pain. Thats healthy. My mentality is not i know that. Unfortunately like spiders and midgets or Santa clause it takes baby steps to get over things that freak me out or make me uncomfortable

[@Fornaxfornax1]

Writing too small

[@tommunyon2874]

The "vax causes thick blood one" sounds like a redo of the old, "If you swallow your chewing gum, your blood will blow bubbles when you get cut."

[@mentilly_all]

look up the history of the manufacturers, and of mass injection campaigns.. and oh ya, the reason why the medical rights portion of the Nuremberg Code exists in the first place . . .

[@eddybowe2953]

WE really have to rethink education in the states, as it is apparent that something went wrong.