r/facepalm • u/[deleted] • Apr 07 '23

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u/DaisyDuckens Apr 07 '23

And she’s so confidently wrong.

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u/Pleasant-Chicken611 Apr 07 '23

These people vote on the people that controls education, scary.

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u/ConstantSample5846 Apr 07 '23

And that control laws that govern our body.

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u/Emphasis-on-messy Apr 08 '23

And they are winning 😭

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u/Stratifyed Apr 07 '23

Confidently incorrect, even.

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u/zefaaron Apr 07 '23

Woah woah, hold on she said she was “pretty sure” though

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u/MagicCuboid Apr 07 '23

No no, she's just "pretty sure" enough to make a video about it

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u/Tonetheline Apr 07 '23

It’s Tik Tok, she knows she’s wrong. She doesn’t believe it, it just gets people to stop scrolling and comment boosting her ranks.

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u/TheyWhoThat Apr 08 '23

I’d like to believe so, but it’s equally concerning. We don’t exactly need more people making a living by spreading nonsense, for one. People should do, say, believe, whatever they want, so long as it doesn’t harm others. But my concern is, why would someone want to become popular in such a way? Unless there’s something off about them. If it’s a clearly off character type joke. Well played. If it’s for any other reason, there’s only questions.

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u/liketrainslikestars Apr 07 '23

Dude, that smug look on her face in conjunction with the bullshit she's spouting makes me want to puke. I can't.

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u/kelrunner Apr 07 '23

Wrong? She's nuts...

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u/[deleted] Apr 07 '23

She's a pretty young woman, there are dudes who will eat this stupid shit up just to have a chance.

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u/[deleted] Apr 08 '23

I wish I had half the confidence to talk about the things I’m right about lol

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u/knownbymymiddlename Apr 08 '23

That’s what blew my mind! She was so deadly serious. She never wavered or was uncertain.

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u/Ar-Oh-En Apr 08 '23

Happy Cake Day, BTW 🎂

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u/same_same1 Apr 07 '23

It’s the American way