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Four-panel collage of quote cards and debate-video thumbnails about fooling people and correcting fools — fits smug takedown, debate reaction, or armchair-philosopher jokes. Free to caption and download.
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TOO BAD NONE OF THESE FOOLS UNDERSTAND THAT THE ANUNAKI HAPPENED AND THE IGIGI HAPPENED AND NOTHING INVOLVING THE ALIENS/EXTRATERRESTRIALS CONTRADICTS THE BIBLE · NOR ANYTHING ELSE IN HUMANITY'S HISTORY AND STORY. Y'ALL SPINNING YOUR WHEELS WITH YOUR BLINDERS ON. OH WELL, THEY CAN'T ALL BE WINNERS.
When someone shares fake facts · and refuses to admit it
Me quoting wisdom · to win an argument on the internet
That one friend in group chat · who thinks they're always right
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