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16 People Who Were Confidently Wrong On Social Media
A confident person is not necessarily the most "righteous" all the time. However, social media and forums enable anyone to share their “truths,” but not all are accurate, which can lead to misinformation and confusion.
The overconfidence in some netizen's wrongfull assertation showcase how confidently wrong some individuals can be. From claims about the constitution to misunderstandings of history or basic math, there are countless examples of incorrect statements being shared online, leading hilarious responses from people trying their bes to refute in the most polished manner.
Take a look at 16 of the most amusing and eye-opening misconceptions shared on social media, there’s plenty to laugh at and learn from.
"War crimes didn't exist until 1929, it shows you have no idea what you are talking about" (First Geneva Convention is from 1864)
(Source: Reddit)
"This is the moment you grow up and realize you've been listening to idiots." -says the idiot, completely wrong
(Source: Reddit)
Going through replies to my pinned tweet (about spacex and pride parades) and found this double barrel confidently incorrect
(Source: Reddit)
