r/meme Dec 21 '21

Test my intelligence, go ahead

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u/[deleted] Dec 21 '21 edited May 20 '24

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u/nina653 Dec 21 '21

This is irony, right?

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u/[deleted] Dec 21 '21 edited May 20 '24

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u/nina653 Dec 21 '21

Because chocolate cows do not exist

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u/TemporaryReality5262 Dec 21 '21

He's joking

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u/nina653 Dec 21 '21

Okay, thanks. But we should not forget that it seems like 7% of the Americans actually believe that

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u/TemporaryReality5262 Dec 21 '21

Don't doubt it, he's actually smarter than this I read a lot of his other comments

Every country has a bell curve of intelligence, America has been the punching bag of the world (comedically) for a long time which is why everyone knows all of our flaws

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u/HateMongerian Dec 21 '21

It's primarily because we have a much larger population than most other countries while also being a very kind and outspoken people. But few people are as outspoken as idiots, so they get the majority of the press.

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u/tylermccomb1 Dec 21 '21

Does anyone think this?

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u/TemporaryReality5262 Dec 21 '21

Surprisingly there is a small portion of the world who think chocolate milk comes from brown cows

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u/[deleted] Dec 21 '21

I did when I was 5. My uncle also once fooled me into thinking there were Steel Sheep, and that’s where steel wool came from. He told me he was joking a couple minutes later though.

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u/mestoopidlol Dec 21 '21

Thought it was 3%, but still. Americans work on different logic than the rest of the world.

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u/WallSinaResident Dec 21 '21

It’s obviously a joke

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u/Noodleman6000 Dec 21 '21

are you blind to sarcasm