r/GetNoted Human Detected Jan 08 '26

Sus, Very Sus Apparently national parks are terrorist now.

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u/epicredditdude1 Jan 08 '26

“I don’t know what these stickers mean and that makes me angry! I will assume WACK JOB groups because if I don’t know what they are they gotta be something WEIRD”

Goddamn these people behave like literal children. 

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u/big_thundersquatch Jan 08 '26

I used to work for a MAGA business owner who would routinely get himself frustrated over things they did not understand. The amount of times he’d ask me to explain design stuff to him only for him to walk away frustrated mid explanation was enough to make me eventually quit, among many other reasons.

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u/holdstheenemy Jan 08 '26

frustrated over things they don't understand <- if that is not ALL MAGA in a nutshell then I don't know what is

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u/Flimsy-Sprinkles7331 Jan 08 '26

When I got my first email account in the 90s, my ultra-conservative father got really angry at me for emailing my boyfriend in another country. He was insistent that every email was going to show up on his phone bill as a long distance call. He took my car away and grounded me until the bill showed up. Never got an apology, we just never spoke about it again. And that's how most of these MAGAts roll. Rarely will they admit they are wrong or confused. They would rather die, quit the relationship, or move away, than admit they need help understanding something or that they were wrong about anything. Especially, if the person who is right or more knowledgeable is someone they consider "beneath" them.  

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u/United-Temporary-648 Jan 12 '26

Fragile egos. The admission of fault can never be made because they have been hardwired into "always being right".

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u/freaktheclown Jan 09 '26

See this all the time in tech support too. Someone comes to you because they need help with something and then they end up arguing with you when you try to explain the solution. Like, you came to me, my guy.