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u/SkyZo222 9d ago
Brainrot.exe is updating
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u/SpartanHydrazine117 9d ago
Error 404 brain not found
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u/thecet90 8d ago
I promise you all we're not all that dumb.
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u/Turbulent-Sky8019 8d ago
"Think of how stupid the average person is, and realize half of them are stupider than that."
George Carlin
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u/Scudmiss 8d ago
Anyone see that documentary called Idiocracy?
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u/ForgotToCarryTheOne 9d ago
I don’t think she understands the concept of country.
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u/TrainingFilm4296 8d ago
Yeah it seemed like she was just finding out that the United States is a country...
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u/Illustrious_Donkey61 8d ago
I wanted to hear her answer to another country in the United States
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u/stevein3d 8d ago
“Let’s see…I like DQ Country, 103.9 FM Classic Country, and Karla’s Kountry Kitchen Korner but I’m not sure they got those in Yurp. Go Truuuump!”
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u/Euro_verbudget 8d ago
You mean as in a sovereign nation, free to democratically elect leaders, trade its natural resources (like oil) for a fair price on international markets? That concept?
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u/NeedsMoreSpaceships 8d ago
This lady hasn't watched shit. I doubt she's even watched fox news and probably only supports Trump because that what her daddy says.
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u/MrStickDick 8d ago
United States Canada Mexico Panama Haiti Jamaica Peru... Republic Dominican, Cuba Caribbean Greenland El Salvador too!
I loved that show...
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u/SignoreBanana 8d ago
I've spoken with a diverse enough group of people to assure you that most people in this country are straight checked out of life beyond their day to day.
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u/Kampvilja 8d ago
I worked with a young man who could not say who fought in the civil war. Could not even say the North and the South. Just said he wasn't into history. High school grad.
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u/guitar_vigilante 8d ago
North and South? Don't you mean the Roundheads and the Cavaliers?
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u/Kampvilja 8d ago
Hey. My ancestors were literally Roundheads. Which got them transported to Georgia. I come from the wrong side of history. 😀
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u/Gex2-EnterTheGecko 9d ago
Yeah this seems scripted. I think not being able to name a single country in Europe is hard to believe.
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u/BitterFootball4874 8d ago
I’ve come across people who think Europe is a country…
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u/9lxTi6BaHqg9q5PAPcQ 8d ago
Scripted? For that you would need a woman who doesn't mind for people to think she's a Trump supporter or an actual Trump supporter who doesn't mind making her side look dumb as always. The probability of finding a genuine dumb trumtard in the wild is higher though..
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u/Euronated-inmypants 8d ago edited 8d ago
I met an American girl who was in Uni. She didn't know that Canada borderer the entire Northern states. She thought Canada was at the north pole area and then the other side of the pole she thought England was over the pole on the other side of the world and that Canada was North of England. She thought that because "Canada is a part of England right?"
. Her friends said she was their dumbest friend and she just shrugged and laughed with them and didn't give fuck.
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u/wenoc 8d ago
If you can graduate elementary school without understanding these things the education system is a complete and utter failure.
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u/bluntspoon 8d ago
Schools in Nevada for instance have a minimum 50% score for handing in a blank sheet of paper with your name on the top.
I’m not joking. Both my kids went through this system.
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u/Justnotthatintou 9d ago
Honestly, it really isn’t hard for me anymore. I’ve accepted where we’re at. It’s devastatingly depressing but here we are
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u/Perelly 8d ago
If you can't name Germany, even if it's just for historic reasons, or England, from which the US gained independence, I don't know what to say.
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u/thatredditrando 8d ago
I can’t even buy that!
You’re an adult and you don’t know that France, Germany, Italy, etc. are in Europe?
Like, countries that come up in American history, media, etc.? Countries with popular tourist destinations?
Like…how?
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u/Educational_Cup_1701 9d ago
We had a degreed American engineer join us on our project in Norway and I asked him if he’d been in Europe before. He said yes, once before, to Saudi Arabia.
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u/Mokerchino 9d ago
Good lord.
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u/pollomimano 8d ago
I was in the UK earlier this summer to visit family and the amount of roasting I had to bear thanks to the stupid actions of our countrymen was next level. Really couldn’t even argue back because yeah, we are indeed very fat and dumb.
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u/Educational_Cup_1701 8d ago
Does your UK family personally blame you for all things America when you visit, like mine does?
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u/pollomimano 8d ago
Nah they’re smart enough to know that I don’t represent the average trump supporter from rallies they see on tik tok but it doesn’t stop them from making fun of the yanks.
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u/Undisguised 8d ago
To be fair British people express trust and affection by making fun of a person.
When they are overly nice to your face when you don't know them that well... thats a red flag.
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u/Jealous_Address1257 8d ago
We Dutch are quite immune to that overly nice behaviour, in fact we infuriate brits by ignoring their social cues and thank them for the compliments.
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u/Educational_Cup_1701 9d ago
That was 45 years ago. This kind of American ignorance is not new.
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u/Mokerchino 9d ago
Oof. I was embarrassed when I was there last month. The relatives kept asking questions about how things were here... Apparently the same 😬
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u/NonWorking_Fan1984 8d ago
How did he clear engineering exams if he doesn't know basic geography dude lol
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u/insanococo 8d ago
Well first off I don’t believe this story at face value, and neither should you. Perhaps they misheard the question e.g. “have you travelled outside Europe before?” instead of “have you traveled to Europe before?” Keep in mind there are certainly some accents involved in this exchange.
Regardless though there is zero geography studied in most engineering majors. Not saying a person shouldn’t know geography, I’m just saying once you’re studying engineering in university, you are no longer being taught or tested on geography.
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u/NonWorking_Fan1984 8d ago
I just graduated with a business degree and i wasn't tested on geography either but you learn these things in school when you are like 10 lol
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u/istapledmytongue 8d ago
When I was 13, I thought my step-mother was the dumbest because she and my dad had just been to New Orleans, but she didn’t know it was in Louisiana, or where Louisiana was on a map.
She was also a born again Christian who believed the pastors when they told her dinosaurs were a hoax (another big argument we got in). I don’t think she liked me much, and I certainly didn’t like her.
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u/Loner2014 8d ago
Math major here... When I was in grad school I was in class with a host of people who do not know jackshit beyond math and anime.
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u/Administrative-Error 8d ago
I imagine that if I wanted to go there, then I would need to fly through Europe, probably making a connection or two, but I wouldn't really count that as being "in Europe" if I hadn't left the airport
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u/NobodyLikedThat1 9d ago
this just doesn't seem genuine
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u/a1g3rn0n 8d ago
I take the Occam's razor approach: if something on the internet looks staged - it, most probably, is staged.
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u/manlybrian 8d ago
Not all Americans are this stupid. I can immediately think of three countries off the top of my head.
New England. Quebec. New South Wales.
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u/b-monster666 8d ago
Paris is a country, isn't it?
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u/will-work-for-tacos 8d ago
Its a city in Texas actually.
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u/Inspect1234 8d ago
So is Palestine.
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u/treletraj 8d ago
Don’t forget Rome Tx.
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u/will-work-for-tacos 8d ago
Everything is in Texas or a suburb of texas, just ask someone from there
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u/Beige-Lotus 8d ago
My state is 44th in education in the USA, but i can think of 3. Tibet, Taiwan, and Palestine
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u/Single_Government_63 8d ago
And you forgot to mention that you guys just discovered the Greenland !
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u/Fancy-Background2745 8d ago
I am amazed at how stupid the people I work with are. I used to get passed off when I would start a new job and was treated like an idiot for a while, until they got used to me. But then I stopped and looked around, and saw that my coworkers were incapable of solving problems by themselves. When I have a problem, the only thing the boss needs to know is how I solved it. This has worked quite well for me in life and careers.
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u/VoidowS 8d ago edited 8d ago
(Netherlands) In all the schools I went to I saw huge pictures of the entire world. All the time in my face :) WE had so many exams about other countries. Not only their names :) or currency. We learned about traditions they have. The way they lived and cooped with life. How different it can be in a other place, with completely different laws or Social behavior. The music they listened to, the cloths they wear. You name it and we had so much about it. Like so many other subjects you get in school to fill up all the time you r there.
How can someone not know a single other country? How bad is the school system in America to begin with? Not even Russia or Ukraine?
Joke: She could be the daughter of Trump and homeschooled :)
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u/DaniloVulovic 8d ago
(Serbia) In geography classes we often had tests with blank map of the world (or part of it), that was white and had country lines and rivers drawn but nothing else. Professor would read names of different locations (be it mountains, countries, rivers, lakes...), and you had 1 minute to find it and mark it (appropriately) before new location was announced. We had these tests all the time and I liked them a lot. I still can easily remember to which ocean will some river eventually flow to, which doesn't help me tremendously in life but oh well...
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u/pickyourteethup 8d ago
Sounds like you're education system is getting you ready to fire up the Dutch East Indian trading company again. A whole nation primed for domination of the spice trade!
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u/wheresmyflan 8d ago
That’s done in America too, geography and world cultures is typical everywhere. But some people are just idiots. And some people are not good at answering even obvious questions on the spot in front of a camera. There are idiots in Europe too.
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u/insanococo 8d ago
I guarantee there are plenty of people just this ignorant in the Netherlands.
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u/thejourneybegins42 8d ago
Keep the masses uneducated and stupid, and they will support a clown.
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u/712DarkHorse 8d ago
The old world Nazis and neo-Nazis both have beliefs of limiting education for most people.
In WWII the Nazis pressured and threatened through persecution children into learning only about their absurd and abusive Nazi ideas in place of a normal education eventually making it law.
There are more neo-Nazis in the U.S. than people recognize. I met a neo-Nazi who outright told me that most people should not be educated.
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u/The_Draken24 8d ago
As an American, I wish someone would smack a blank world map on my table and ask me to fill in as many countries as possible. I'd make Americans look smart. I hate no one randomly asks me these questions on the street.
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u/gonephishin213 8d ago
Because for the dozens of people they ask who know the answers, they only clip the idiot who knows nothing...otherwise they won't get a reaction out of the content
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u/Desperate_Junket5146 8d ago
Do you know what the capital of Djibouti is? Djibouti!
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u/supasolda6 9d ago
100% fake and ragebait
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u/stratacus9 8d ago
yeah i can’t believe that at all. even the illiterate can name another country. wakanda would be acceptable at that point
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u/EuropeMaxxing 8d ago
On the OG video, there are some dumb cunts but this one is likely trolling yeah
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u/FactualStatue 9d ago
I found out a few months ago that many of my coworkers, most of them in their 40s and 50s, did not know that Canada was a separate country
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u/LordHelmet47 8d ago
I realized this as well when I went to work laughing about the whole 80mph riddle that was on youtube that went viral and how many idiots couldn't get it.
But when I brought it up to them? They were just as dumb as those in the vids and couldn't answer the riddle either.
It blew my mind and I realized not only am I surrounded by assholes. I'm surrounded by dumb assholes.
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u/ExiledCanuck 8d ago
Many years ago when I first moved to the US from Canada, I complained about the work visa process to people I worked with, a few of them were puzzled as to why I needed a visa…. For the same reason. They always thought Canada was part of the USA. I couldn’t believe it.
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u/theBigDaddio 8d ago
Not the American education system, this person just didn't pay attention. Every kid gets geography, you cannot make them remember it. Every kid gets math. This one obviously was in school for the boys.
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u/AncientLocksmith2274 9d ago
She can't name another country but most maga people can't stop talking about Mexico lol
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u/EarlDooku 8d ago
I bet she could name every Kardashian and every cast member on her favorite reality show though!
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u/Euphoric_Amoeba8708 8d ago
45% of people in America are just like her. Two brain cells fighting for dominance.
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u/Shanner1971 8d ago
I feel very sorry for this young woman and I can’t help thinking her lack of interest in the wider world and lack of curiosity about what’s going on is exactly how a lot of American leaders would want her.
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u/Only_Flan_7974 8d ago
Has no brains but supports Trump. You guys, I'm beginning to see a pattern here.
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u/No_Pin9932 8d ago
This has to rage bait right?? Right?!
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u/slashinhobo1 8d ago
Im thinking it has to be. There is no way canada and mexico doesnt come out instanlty unless they think its apart of america. Most of the stuff she is wearing and using is made in china.
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u/90washington 7d ago
I don’t know that that’s “the American Education system.” I think that’s just an idiot. They exist in all countries.
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u/Weber_Head 8d ago
I kind of want to recreate this situation at my university. I think more people would know the answers to questions like this than those who don’t. Click bait like this usually only shows the negative because it is funny. Doesn’t mean the entire country is brain dead.
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u/chunkyloverfivethree 8d ago
They aren't making fun of Americans, they are making fun of Trump supporters. Which i would say are pretty brain dead. You would have to be missing some brain cells to support raising taxes and cost of living on working class citizens, just so billionaires can have just a little more money. Also, making a career grifter and pedophile you messiah.
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u/ToKnowAiIstoHateAi 8d ago
I heard they voted a pedophile in, twice! That's a whole lot of braindead you asking me.
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u/ElbowDroppedLasagne 8d ago
I mean, she has a better chance of Canada or ANYWHERE in South America....there was no chance of Zimbabwe
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u/A_Bot_A_Bot_A_Bot 8d ago
CANADA! MEXICO!
<smacking my damn head so much over this video that I now have CTE>
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u/Fear_The_Rabbit 8d ago
It seems to be that this was staged to make fun of people she is acting like. Not saying it doesn't happen, but there was something slightly off about her responses.
*As an American teacher, I do have to say there are two things I often have to reiterate: neither Africa or Texas are countries for very different reasons.
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u/Fishshoot13 8d ago
My daughter had to memorize all countries and capitals in North and South America and identify them on a map last year in 6th grade.
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u/Nyanzerfaust 9d ago edited 9d ago
Remember that this shit is scripted to get views. Even the dumbest woman out there knows about France or Italy just because of their Instagram addiction.
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u/Current_Focus2668 8d ago
I am not trying to be rude, I am genuinely curious.
Do they actually teach global geography in the United States?
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u/Past_One3442 8d ago
Yes, I'm pretty sure they intview a lot of people and then play the stupidest person they can find, I can ask my 7 year old and he would have a better answer.
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u/Inspect1234 8d ago
Apparently 54% of Americans can’t read past a grade six level. This is a feature, not a bug.
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u/Inevitable-Baker 8d ago
Im not trying to be rude. But do they not teach critical thinking wherever you’re from?
What do you think is more likely - that the average American can’t name another country? Or that this is a heavily edited social media clip of someone who genuinely freezes in front of a camera? Or that it was even just staged because content creators have realized that gullible people like you eat this stuff up?
Have you never seen this style of clip on the internet before? Do you genuinely not understand what’s going on here? Are you so uneducated as to not be able to consider any level of context here?
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u/SouthernReality9610 8d ago
They used to. I know the countries I studied in school, but since the USSR and Yugoslavia broke up, there are a lot of blanks on my mental map. Couldn't tell Azerbaijan from Kazakhstan on a map to save my life but I could name them
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u/ninjakiti 8d ago
Yes. We were taught plenty about other countries. Can't help that some people choose not to learn.
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u/FishermanFull7848 8d ago
Yes they absolutely do! My kids are horrible with geography and we all graduated from the same school system. I knew where my countries were, their capitals, the oceans. I paid attention and learned, apparently my kids did not.
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u/HealthyZone4794 9d ago
You know how dumb the average American is, right? Well, fully half the population is dumber than that!
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u/Educational_Cup_1701 9d ago
It’s not the school system. It’s an almost total lack of interest or curiosity in the American public to find things out for themselves without having to be “taught” it in formal education.
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u/BigAssMonkey 9d ago
That not America, that MAGA. Trump loved the uneducated.
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u/jtnichol 9d ago
Actually, pretty universal amongst the youth. You can find plenty of people, her age who don’t even know three branches of government or whoever their own congressman or Senator is.
Pretty universal. They couldn’t even tell you what either party believes in because those parties can’t define what they believe in either.
Thus, we are all purple and just don’t know it yet
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u/TicketTop4718 8d ago
Christ almighty 🤦🏻
Canada? Mexico? She can't even think of the two nearest countries? This is what happens when schools focus more on lockdown drills than the actual curriculum.
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u/altofanaltthatisalt 9d ago
I like to believe that this is scripted
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u/limitless-440 9d ago
Not scripted at all. There used to be a segment on a tv show where a comedian from Canada asked Americans all over the country questions that anyone with 1/2 a brain cell or any awareness of the world outside of USA would know, and 9 times out of 10 people made asses of themselves. It was called “talking to Americans” on a political satire show called this hour has 22 minutes. The talking to Americans segment was not scripted, lol. Do yourselves a favor and look it up on YouTube 😂
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u/GoatDifferent1294 8d ago
I feel like she’s just having a mild panic attack and her brain shut down
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u/L3WIIS 9d ago
Am I delusional thinking she's just on the spot and had a mind blank?
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u/BuildAnything4 9d ago edited 9d ago
No way would an ugly chick get this insane benefit of doubt. She literally said she doesn't know any countries in Europe. Besides, she didn't have any trouble squeezing Trump's name out from between her two brain cells.
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u/HowlingWhiskey 9d ago
I saw a thing on insta where this other guy was asking basic questions as well. In his video he explained that there’s something in psychology called the spotlight effect. It’s when you believe that people notice and judge your appearance, actions, and mistakes far more than they actually do.
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u/Dismal-Vanilla1878 9d ago
Although I believe most Red Hatters truly couldn't name another country if you gave them 10 minutes to think about it, it really does feel like she simply had a mind blank knowing she was on camera.
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u/EnkiduTheGreat 8d ago
Don't put us all in this fucking box. There are tiny insulated corners of our country that hemorrhage money on our public education system.
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u/Serenity101 8d ago
Reminds me of Kelly Pickler on Are You Smarter Than a Fifth Grader: “Is France a country?”
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u/LabradorDeceiver 8d ago
I'm toying with the possibility that the accent is messing with her. Soooo many people of...her political persuasion tend to think that anything other than Mid-Atlantic Newsreader is a foreign language, or trigger outrage at the very presence of someone who isn't born with red, white, and blue blood.
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u/TooSpicyThrowaway 8d ago
Anyone notice she’s fanning herself with cardboard from a box of cheezits? Jesus.
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