The theory of stupidity

[TheTrooper]

The 5 laws of stupidity discussed.

 

[TheTrooper]

 

[Magyars]

I've always maintained that God loves stupid people, he made so many of them!

 

[bobzilla]

"discussed" meaning "I posted memes"

 

[TheTrooper]

"discussed" meaning "I posted memes"

No benefit to self or others. Again.

 

[bobzilla]

Well, at least it was words. Still not really discussing anything like your opinion or experience on the topic.

 

[TheTrooper]

Maybe if you watch it again more slowly?

 

[bobzilla]

Maybe if you watch it again more slowly?

If there was something to watch sure.


Otherwise its a single jpeg on your second post. So enough with the condescension.

 

[TheTrooper]

I can fix it for you, but I will have to charge for tech support.

No issues on this end.

 

[Ingomike]

If there was something to watch sure.

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Otherwise its a single jpeg on your second post. So enough with the condescension.

FYI, if you hit “toggle sidebar” at the bottom the stuff on the right side goes away and the posts are bigger.

 

[bobzilla]

FYI, if you hit “toggle sidebar” at the bottom the stuff on the right side goes away and the posts are bigger.

I don't need them bigger on a 26" screen.

 

[jamil]

No benefit to self or others. Again.

I benefited.

 

[bobzilla]

I benefited.

you're just being kind.

 

[Vodnik4]

Very neat.

“When the bandits unleash stupid people” — perfect summation of the last two years.

They even installed one as president.
The question is who are the bandits, and what exactly is their final goal.

 

[manifest destiny]

The question is who are the bandits, and what exactly is their final goal.

Kaboom!

 

[Sigblitz]

Cliff notes. 5 laws of stupid people.

1. Most everyone is stupid.
2. There is no outside influence that makes stupid people, they just are.
3. Stupid people harm others with no benefit to themselves.
4. Stupid people harm others with no benefit to themselves.
(Yes, it repeats.)
5. Stupid people are dangerous.

 

[Keith_Indy]

Cliff notes. 5 laws of stupid people.

1. Most everyone is stupid.
2. There is no outside influence that makes stupid people, they just are.
3. Stupid people harm others with no benefit to themselves.
4. Stupid people harm others with no benefit to themselves.
(Yes, it repeats.)
5. Stupid people are dangerous.

Didn’t need a video to know that.

Personal observation leads me to believe that most people aren’t stupid, they’re ignorant of facts/reality and too comfortable in their entertainment induced slumber to even question what they’re told.

 

[Mgderf]

Never underestimate the abilities of stupid people in great numbers.

 

[Mij]

Great numbers ? Executive (both R&D), Legislative (both R&D), Judicial (both R&D) yep Great numbers bout covers it.

Ain’t a bit of difference in any of’em. JMO. And I don’t need a meme to convey my opinion. As a matter of fact I think INGO has specific threads for those things.

 

[Cameramonkey]

The 5 laws of stupidity discussed.

The point folks are making here, as well as other threads of yours, is you are very drive-by. You drop content, after content, after content, but typically wont put your two cents in on it. And if challenged, you often either dont respond, or are snarky about it. Or act like you are so smart that you cant be bothered to educate us because we wont understand it.(at least that is how you come off) Not cool.

I think what folks are asking, is that if you want to discuss something, discuss it. Dont just drop a video and walk away. Not speaking for anyone else, but that makes me feel like you are simply regurgitating talking points and agreeing with them, without truly understanding them enough to have a rational, educated discussion about the pros and cons. Because if you truly understood the topic, you'd engage in the thread(s) and discuss the details of the post and try to convince us (if necessary) why we should believe what you posted.

If you want to just sit there and share what you see and move onto the next meme, this aint the place. Stick to Facebook with that shallow behavior.