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48 Times People Posted Something So Stupid, They Received Hilariously Accurate Responses (New Pics)
There’s a real art to crafting the perfect comeback. It takes quick thinking and a good sense of timing to find the words that can completely turn an exchange around. When someone gets it just right, the result can be incredibly satisfying.
The Clever Comebacks subreddit is full of people doing exactly that, so we’ve gathered some of the funniest, sharpest responses below. Scroll down to read them, and don’t forget to upvote your favorites!
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#1
It’s That Simple
Rupert Gilliand 3 months ago (edited)
Her solution to an imaginary problem is that men constantly record women without their consent?
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#2
Record First, Name Wrong
#4
Truer Words Have Never Been Spoken
#5
He Didn't Have To Wait Long
#6
People Want To Work For A Livable Wage
#7
More American Than You Think
Janelle Collard 3 months ago
And she's legally a citizen. We're not sure about Melanoma + everyone's too scared to question it.
#8
America Has No Kings!
Verena 3 months ago
The position of the US president got power like a king, because this was the only ruling system the creators knew. During the past 250 years, Europe got either rid of royalty as rulers, or integrated them in a democratic system called constitutional monarchy ( = royalty is kept for cohesion, diplomacy and decoration, and a questional system). European countries refined the democratic system constantly. Commonly agreed is that voters need to have a choice out of several viable parties, and every vote counts directly for a nationwide percentage, no districts with winner-takes-it-all- nonsense. 6 or more parties sitting in parliament are seen as the norm for solid representation of voters. Money spent on advertizing parties is capped, sponsoring is capped, nobody can buy elections. Nobody needs to register as a voter for a certain party. Only the USA cling to a monarchic system with only two viable parties, which are not different enough from each other to provide a true choice.
#9
Incentives Highlight Political Hypocrisy
#10
She Sure Ain’t Balsa Wood
#11
Musk Blames Ukraine
#12
Bro Doesn't Chew. His Stomach Has Acid
Nathaniel He/Him Cis-Het 3 months ago
How this idiot managed to marry Billie Piper I will never know.
#13
17 Years Of Idiocy
#14
Irony Meets Faith!!!
#15
Power Needs Humble Beginnings
Roxy222uk 3 months ago
I’ve thought for a long time that anyone that wanted to stand as a candidate to be an MP first needed to prove that they had worked for an entire year for minimum wage and survived on just that. At the moment half of them got to Eton, then Oxford, then straight into politics and have absolutely no idea how the real world functions.
#16
Conservatism Is Just Figuring Out Why The Thing You Destroyed Existed In The First Place
Tom Brincefield 3 months ago
Reminds me of the guy during Covid who said we didn't need vaccines, out immune system could protect us. We just needed a way to expose it to less dangerous levels of the disease so it could learn to fight it.
#17
It's My Money They Took
#18
Being Taught Us Civics 101 On Live TV
#19
Not The Heroes You Think
#20
He Summed Up The Pattern In Four Bullet Points
#22
Another Example Of How Not Everyone With A Degree Is Smart
#23
We Are Now Joined On Zoom By A Combat Veteran You Deported To Korea
#24
Surprise, Surprise!
Wicked Step-Grandmother 3 months ago
"A 5 percent annual wealth tax on America's billionaires aims to halve their wealth." You guys really don't know how math works, do you?
#25
Paycheck To Homelessness
#26
Russia's Empty Threats
#28
So Dei Is Okay If It’s You?
Wicked Step-Grandmother 3 months ago
Ok, then we also have to have half of all officers in the Military be liberal. And we also have to have half of all CEOs and corporate board members also be liberal.
#29
How The Cops Thought This Was A Good Look Is Absolutely Beyond Me
#30
Husband Care Questioned
#31
Legal Age Revolt
Janelle Collard 3 months ago (edited)
I have sooo many answers to this question but none of them will pass BP's censors. Sad. :(
#32
Election Misconceptions Clarified
#33
Happy Pride Month!
Wicked Step-Grandmother 3 months ago
Fun story: At a Pride parade in Birmingham, AL (around 1989, I think) the parade route went past a church. As we walked by a bride and groom were leaving the church with their family and friends. We waved and cheered and said, "Congratulation!" And they waved back. Then we came up with a new old-wives-tale: If a Pride parade passes your church during your wedding, then your first born will be gay or lesbian.
#34
All American Coffee
#35
Community Noted In Real Life Is Insane
#36
Finally, The Idiots Are Starting To Get It
Janelle Collard 3 months ago
And where's all the money they saved? I never did see them publish a breakdown of which departments, agencies, etc., had the most "waste."
#37
Any Plans To Meet With Putin?
#38
This Is Not A Premise You Can Reject!
#39
Leavitt Caught Lying In 4K
General Anaesthesia 3 months ago
Carrying on in the spirit of Kayleigh McEnema, White House press secretary, "I'll never lie to you, you have my word on that."
#40
She’s Got A Point
Roman Arendt 3 months ago
"Mrs. Leavitt, would you please elaborate on those facts the President based his feelings on?"
#41
Republicans Avoid Voters
#42
Whatever It Takes To Own The Libs
Janelle Collard 3 months ago
DonOld's like a dog that that to christen every tree, etc., he comes across. Just like his name has to go on buildings, airports, train stations, etc.
#43
Is This Surprising?
Andrew Keir 3 months ago
Who's going to complain? (Sorry, that should be "Who important is going to complain" ?)
#45
From R/Tipping
43Duckies 3 months ago
I understand where the commenter's sentiment comes from, but if you want to protest tipping culture punishing the server does NOTHING but harm someone else who is struggling. The business owner doesn't feel your protest *at all*, so it gives them no incentive to pay their staff better. If you *actually* want to protest tipping culture effectively, A) vote for politicians who support worker protection laws, and actively contact your elected officials (whether you voted for them or not) to add to pro-regulation pressure on them; and B) STOP USING/VISITING ANY TIP-BASED BUSINESSES. If you refuse to boycott restaurant (owners), it's simply unethical (on top of illogical) to refuse to follow the only current system for servers to be able to afford their rent.
#46
Remember Kids, Maga And Media Literacy Don’t Mix!
#48
This Is Not A Hobby
Roxy222uk 3 months ago
I’m going to hazard a guess that your Uber driver has many customers a day, every day he wants to work. A photographer is going to be pushed to manage more than one, say, wedding a day and I wouldn’t imagine they get booked every day of the week, or every month of the year, either, so that argument is a bit rubbish.
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MiauMiau 3 months ago (edited)
I reckon Americans are the clowns of the planet. And I don’t mean to insult clowns, because I love them. North Americans. My girlfriend’s from the South, and she’s a thousand times better than them.
PenguinEmp 3 months ago
Do you include Canadians and Mexicans? We are also north American. I think you need to go back to a map.
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I reckon Americans are the clowns of the planet. And I don’t mean to insult clowns, because I love them. North Americans. My girlfriend’s from the South, and she’s a thousand times better than them.
PenguinEmp 3 months ago
Do you include Canadians and Mexicans? We are also north American. I think you need to go back to a map.
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