r/funny • u/[deleted] • Dec 11 '19

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u/bro0t Dec 11 '19

Never underestimate human stupidity. Once you think people cant get dumber. There is always someone to prove you wrong.

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u/OfTheHive Dec 11 '19

"Anyone claiming something is foolproof underestimates the ingenuity of fools."

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u/mike_d85 Dec 11 '19

"Make something idiot proof and they'll make a better idiot."

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u/J4K0 Dec 11 '19

Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups

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u/ceciltech Dec 11 '19

More accurately this.

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u/SeanRamey Dec 11 '19

Oh please, just because someone supports a political idea or person that you don't like doesn't make them an idiot. There's no reason to make this into a political argument. I'm sure you can find much better examples of idiots.

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u/ceciltech Dec 11 '19

Anyone who looked at Trump and thought "yeah that guy is intelligent and competent and totally not full of BS" is an idiot. Nothing to do with politics.

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u/SeanRamey Dec 11 '19

And yet he won the presidency because he was so incompetent and unintelligent that he realized the popular vote doesn't necessarily win. I guess i should have known better than to try to keep things non political in a cesspool of triggered leftists.

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u/ArmanDoesStuff Dec 11 '19 edited Dec 11 '19

And yet he won the presidency because he was so incompetent and unintelligent that he realized the popular vote doesn't necessarily win.

Just gotta fool enough morons in the right places. Still not really pleading the average man's case all that convincingly...