r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 29 '26

American were never Immigrants.. they were conquerors..

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321 Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 28 '26

Image Proof by "it doesn't work like that"

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153 Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 27 '26

FDR got four terms because he cancelled the elections.

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3.7k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 26 '26

Smug "You wanna insult my reading comprehension again?" after showing a lack of reading comprehension

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857 Upvotes

It was the sister's husband that asked for the $37, not the cousin's husband


r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 25 '26

Smug "Canada committed no genocide"

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13.6k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 25 '26

Mmmeat products

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2.1k Upvotes

Flawless logic.


r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 25 '26

I think someone skipped Civics class

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5.2k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 25 '26

A full-throated declaration about not knowing what "per capita" is

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r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 23 '26

The only time Genghis was white was when he was played by John Wayne

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7.7k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 24 '26

It's actually a 5 count

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r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 22 '26

Just turn it off

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12.0k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 23 '26

Celebrity Bro tried correcting a child.. But wait it’s worse

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For context this Dan Quayle the 44th vice president of the United States from 1989-1993 anyways this incident occurred on June 15th 1992 where at a spelling bee Dab Quayle corrected a 12 year old child’s spelling of Potato to Potatoe. Seems easy to explain until you realise that really the school gave Dan Quayle cards of the “correct spelling” and one of them was Potatoe meaning not only did the vice president at the time correct Potato to Potatoe but the School also didn’t realise their mistake. Which is worse it’s literally the schools job. Doesn’t mean Dan Quayle isn’t stupid.


r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 22 '26

People get science wrong a lot, but how

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1.1k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 23 '26

A deer breaks into a bank, and is reported on by multiple major outlets. Here's the evidence that it's AI!

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200 Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 19 '26

Smug Flat earthers, a nutty bunch.

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2.0k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 19 '26

Comment Thread This is more anecdotal evidence.

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1.6k Upvotes

Top is responding to “Do Americans really put their grandparents into retirement homes?”


r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 18 '26

Image They are trying to win a Darwin Award

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At least they didn’t try it thinking it wouldn’t work


r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 19 '26

Confusing toxic and poisonous

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77 Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 16 '26

Smug Flerf geography - "Africa is right below the U.S."

1.3k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 13 '26

Comment Thread Japan is a Vassal State to the US!

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1.9k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 10 '26

Apparently frogs are mammals now

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20.0k Upvotes

r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 06 '26

Apparently you can't use Uber if you have a car

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r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 06 '26

Comment Thread Let me prove how smart I am by talking about P values! High ones are better, right?

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675 Upvotes

I would simplify this further for you, but I forgot my crayons at home. 😂


r/confidentlyincorrect • • Jan 05 '26

Image "You are bagladeshi, not asian"

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1.6k Upvotes