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28 People With Completely Delusional Opinions

Just because you write something on the internet with complete conviction doesn’t mean it's true. Here are some of the internet's most outlandish belief.

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I think self defense usually ends a little before this.

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Simply factually incorrect.

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No matter what their thoughts are, there is an objectively wrong answer here.

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Men actually do not have to do this.

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How about everyone is just equal, and we protect every living thing the best we can?

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This take should be brought to you by unhealthy foods, but somehow it's not.

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Aside from how messed up this is, I think there are enough things sexualized right now.

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Fans shouldn't be allowed to criticize NFL players until they've played in the league.

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And from the New York Times of all places.

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This is how you end up with boyfriends in prison.

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How did the Brits learn our language?

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There is of course the "Stalin is really bad himself" category missing.

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But of course parents are more than teachers.

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What's with these toxic men drinking their coffee black?

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It's just a whirlwind of delusion.

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People who don't leave their house are dangers to others!

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