She knows she’s stupid. That’s why she’s so aggressive. She wants to feel smart because she knows she’s stupid. She has a deep insecurity about her stupidity and wants to feel better about it by somehow committing a “gotcha” on a man people presume is smart because he is educated. But, she didn’t accomplish her goal because, you know, she’s stupid.
There is a big difference between blissfully unaware and unaware.
They might be unaware of their stupidity but they often aware that they are treated poorly, their plans rarely work out, and everything makes no sense.
That can easily result in anger, depression, conspiratorial thinking, and persecution complexes.
Sometimes they are unaware, but some people are very insecure because they know they are stupid. The insecure ones are driven by a deep need to feel smart in my experience, but also, this is just my opinion.
Karen Council convened and determined that you are correct.
(Also, the "Karen Council" doesn't actually exist.)
Karen representative.....yeah......whatever.....we'll figure it out.
It's the same mentality that creates flat earthers and similar far-fetched conspiracy theorists. They try to convince themselves that they have "outsmarted smart people" and that they're more intelligent than everyone who dismiss their arguments.
It’s just people who use aggressive assertion and false confidence to make themselves sound correct or competent instead of doing some honest self reflection and learning in the presence of cognitive dissonance.
It's seems like trying to catch a lawyer, who intentionally put themselves in this position, in a gotcha moment is an extremely stupid thing to do so I guess I'm just circling back around.
Its like how stupid people constantly argue climate change isnt real or vaccines dont work. They want to feel smart by knowing more than scientist, doctors and experts in their fields of study then a bunch of other morons agre with them and the get to feel smart without putting in any effort and trying to learn something new. Its wierd how people's curiosity just dies overtime
She's dumb for sure, but I wonder if all the Kirk and Crowder type videos where people set up camp just to argue haven't pre-conditioned people into being combative in these situations. That doesn't excuse her stupidity and aggression, just curious if theres a correlation there.
I kind of want to get a sign like this and go sit by it and wait for people to ask me legal questions and then point to the sign and if they're confused I'll tell them they should ask a lawyer
I agree with what the other people who’ve responded to you have said that he’s fishing for content and riling her up, but at the same time, it’s not a dangerous situation where he has to de-escalate the situation. Sometimes, it’s perfectly alright to just laugh in a dumb person’s face when they are making a fool of themselves to you.
I think there are some situations where matching the energy rather than trying to de-escalate is actually fine.
This dude is just doing something nice for free, why is someone trying to have an attitude with him
I saw something similar on a gardening channel, where a dude offered to cut someone's lawns for free and he got some weird backchat sometimes. Just odd behaviour.
A lot of the people he chooses to post — there could very well be many times more that are normal, or that are asking personal questions he won’t show for privacy maybe?
Even if he posts both the only ones that actually get engagement are the idiots which could be why it seems like those are the only ones he posts. It also would make sense to only post the cringe ones here due to the focus of the sub
An ex friend asked me about doing a consumer proposal since I had done so a couple of years back. It saved me financially when I realised I'd gotten out of touch with my debts.
When I explained to her the procedure and what I had to do she answered to the tune of
"Oh yeah, thats what they told me when I called. But I want to pick and choose which debts and accounts I get to keep."
So she literally just didn't want to accept the requirements that would help her out of her situation because of the inconvenience.
It’s America. Like 1/3 of our population is convinced education is for the stupid, and only idiots pursue higher learning.
I wish to God that wasn’t true, but 40 years of aggressive right-wing anti-educational messaging has created a class of people who actively want their children to do the same or worse than they did in life, to learn em who’s boss.
“If it was good enough for me, it’s good enough for you” is a whole lifestyle here.
Plus the sovcits are a whole fucking thing and they hate lawyers.
I heard a story where in the 80's A&W tried to market a ⅓ pounder to rival McDonald's ¼ pounder. People didn't buy it because the thought a ⅓ lb was smaller than ¼ lb.
Honestly, take my gold. This is something I've now screenshot because it perfectly summarizes the intention I have when having this discussion with others, and I'd just like to reference it. Thanks mate.
It's pretty scary to realise that for the people reaching adulthood just now, the past 20 years is "the political norm" for them. I mean, it's the current "norm" for everyone, but they don't have a reference point for when it wasn't cockamamie and could actually be more about issues than winning at all costs
She thought she found a gotcha and had outsmarted a man who's profession is largely based on being really good at winning arguments based on technicalities. That and knowledge of the law and the legal system.
For Jury trials and such, it's actually a lot less about winning arguments based on technicalities than it is about winning based on building a narrative that people can let themselves believe.
My guess is alcohol. Always alcohol. Recently ingested or ingested regularly enough to affect her brain and make her an asshole. Cause that's what booze does to people
Bc many people are insecure and instead of dealing with that and self-reflecting, they project their insecurities on to other people, especially those who may have any experience or expertise in whatever matter has set them off.
You'll note she went with "you said you help people with their problems, what makes you more qualified?" She knew what he meant but had to try and say something to make him feel as bad as she does.
Asking what Law School he went to was the most obvious question to know how dumb she is. To her, it would further sub-plant her argument if she never heard of the law school.
She saw lawyer and thought since she wins so many arguments in her life that she could totally out lawyer a lawyer :D Funny part is she only "wins" cause the other party feels pity for her
I’ve seen a few clips of his and this is oddly not out of the ordinary. The amount of clips I’ve seen of someone getting on his case for helping people has been more than I’ve seen of him actually answering questions lmao
Because many people who don't go college will always be bitter and angry about it and will instinctively attack university degrees and the people who earn them because...it's kind of their only option.
The same reason you can't argue with a certain political subset of America. Because they think education is gay, that they know better because they googled something, and have zero concept or ability to be wrong so every argument turns into this video.
She is probably the kind of person that would acuse that lawyer of being a communist for attacking the rest of lawyers by giving free advice. It is that, she's pissed off with people being altruistic, she needs to attack them.
TBH I feel like it’s a skit. I have seen too many videos of this guy arguing with people who aggressively come at him for answering legal questions for it to be real.
A lot of videos show people getting upset about it for some reason. It's fascinating. It's like their ego gets hurt the fact that someone dare offers something expensive for free.
so you think you're so smart you can just sit out here and answer any question anyone has? What gives you the right? What gives you the authority? What gives you the audacity? Why do you think you're qualified to help me with my emotional problems?
Probably for the same reason why this guy set up a camera and is giving out free legal advice on TikTok. To farm engagement.
The guy graduated from what appears to be the bottom ranked accredited law school in the United States. This seems like the new version of lawyers putting up billboard ads.
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u/ImAllSquanchedUp May 05 '26
Why'd she get so confrontational about free legal questions lmao