Sometimes People Are Not Just Wrong, They're ~Confidently~ Wrong. Here Are 17 Of Them

    As it turns out, leopards are not the same thing as tigers.

    1. Wait, so...what does this person think continents are?

    "due, Asia and Europe are not continenets"

    2. "No ❤️":

    "that's a tiger not a cat"

    3. Imagine thinking that TWENTY-ONE THOUSAND people were being killed by chihuahuas each year:

    "THAT'S PEOPLE WHO DIED IN THE MEXICAN STATE OF CHIHUAHUA."

    4. "No, thats wrong, dumb dumb":

    "Jesus fucking Christ, you're a glutton for punishment"

    5. I'll tell ya what makes zero sense...this comment:

    "I ain't worried abt sunscreen cause i dont use that poisonous garbage."

    6. You're right! Problem is, it isn't a verb here:

    "Next time some research would help you"

    7. Mistake #1: Arguing that "could of" is "formal." Mistake #2: Making that argument to a bot.

    "Either or works."

    8. "Hawaii is a volcano."

    "Hawaii ain't a state"
    "Hawaii is a volcano but you do you"

    9. Seems like you actually don't recognize your own nationality:

    "Are you telling me that I don't recognize my own nationality?"

    10. What does this mean? Does this person think that the only rats that exist are pets? Or do they mean that rats that live in houses aren't "wild" and they think that rats don't live outside? I'm flummoxed:

    "Because you are wrong"

    11. "The more we add to the environment the better." Um, no:

    "You don't accept the simple science of Co2 and oxygen."

    12. Literally everybody wants to live here, apparently:

    "most people around the world live in their homelands"

    13. Are you quite sure about that?

    "these are 3 different languages what-"

    14. I love that this person was so confident about their flat earth theory that they hand-drew a sign:

    "Wake up!!!!"

    15. Dude, this isn't Macbeth:

    "No, the medical definition of birth requires the child to pass through birth canal."

    16. Has...has this person ever heard an Ohioan?

    "they do not have an accent."

    17. And finally... Well, there's just a lot going on here:

    "'English' should be called American instead"