Whether they crave internet points or run out of arguments in a heated discussion, some people [nonsense] way too much. But the overwhelming amount of lies shouldn’t discourage us from calling them out. On the contrary. Think of it as herd immunity: the population is protected from a disease (a fake narrative) after vaccination (a response) by stopping the germ responsible for the infection being transmitted between people (destroying that absurd fantasy with facts).
There’s even a whole subreddit dedicated to this noble quest, /r/quityourbullshit. With over 1.3M members, it accumulated a large collection of screenshots and images of people calling out [nonsense], delivering burns so big, they might just set your screen on fire.
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#1 IKEA Correcting A Concerned American Citizen On How To Properly Display The US Flag

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#2 Burden Of Proof

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#3 I Have Severe Trust Issues With Any “Pet Shaming” Picture These Days

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#4 Got Her There

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#5 An Anti-Vaxx Double Whammy!

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#6 That Anti-Vax Epidemiologist…

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#7 “Please Stop Using It”

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#8 Instagram ‘Fact Pages’ Everyone

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#9 Not The Gospel Truth?

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#10 Don’t See Much Star Trek Content Here

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#11 Elderly Lady Complaining On Twitter Is Called Out

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#12 The Amount Of Times I Have Seen This Argument Is Astounding

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