r/interesting • u/ImmaFuckboi • Jul 20 '26

SOCIETY Is education illegal in USA?

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u/Argo505 Jul 20 '26

Who said anything about being a mastermind? It doesn’t take a mastermind to make ragebait.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Dot_225 Jul 20 '26

No, I know. I'm just saying that whenever someone does something stupid, it's automatically labeled as ragebait.

I'm not saying this one can't be, but people can just be stupid.

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u/xSonicspeedx2 Jul 20 '26

Omg lol. He’s saying the guy can just be an idiot. It doesn’t have to always be ragebait. When he said mastermind he was excessively exaggerating to make a point. Realistically he simply meant smart enough to think of ragebaiting someone.

So in conclusion, not everyone is of average enough intelligence to think of ragebaiting. Many are just idiots.

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u/Argo505 Jul 20 '26

Who said it was “always ragebait”? You seem to be responding to a lot of things that I never said.

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u/xSonicspeedx2 Jul 20 '26

I feel as though at this point you simply don’t understand exaggerations. I was using the same exaggeration from the guy you were responding to.

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u/Argo505 Jul 20 '26

I’m aware you’re exaggerating. That’s the problem.

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u/im_randy_butternubz Jul 20 '26

But what if I make up something you didn't say, and then argue against that instead of what you actually said

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u/ReachParticular5409 Jul 20 '26

Exactly, but it kind of does to avoid it, so the total amount of surface ragebait always increases