Normally we think it's wrong to make fun of people's misfortunes, but these moments of incredible obliviousness were just too good to pass up. So scroll down to see some instances of people not quite understanding obvious jokes, and then click here for more "Ate The Onion" moments!
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The people disobeying lockdown orders right now are like the kids in your fourth grade class who wouldn't follow the rules so the teacher kept punishing the entire class. So just remember, the more y'all keep breaking the rules the longer we all have to be in lockdown!
Now scroll down if you want to see some incredibly cringe-inducing posts, but honestly, we would understand if you don't.
Here's a message for stupid people everywhere who refuse to take the threat of coronavirus seriously: not everything in life is about you. And there's perhaps no one who needs to hear this message more than Katie Williams, former pageant queen and candidate for Board of Trustees in the Clark County, Nevada school district.
Williams has tweeted some unbelievably moronic things regarding the coronavirus pandemic, but luckily people have been calling her out on it with the hashtag "Corona Katie." That's right people, this woman is running for office, and she doesn't care if she spreads the disease to anyone else!
For those who aren't yet sick of the dark humor, have some COVID-19 memes!
Twitter user Jason Richard Levy tried to slide into fellow Twitter user The Frenchiest Fry's DMs and ended up getting totally shut down in the process. He then made matters even worse by replying to a tweet she wrote about being single with a whole bunch of cringey selfies and a tweet about his "high IQ." Let the roasting commence.
We just really hope that this guy is joking and doesn't really lack this much self-awareness...
Alzheimer's Disease is no laughing matter, but these Twitter memes certainly are. When Twitter user Lira Mercer asked followers their thoughts on infant vaccinations, one person responded saying they were against them, asserting that as a consequence babies can acquire "Down syndrome, Alzheimer's, etc."
Of course, this person probably meant to say autism and not "Alzheimer's," but the damage has already been done. Now let the facepalm fest commence.
Well if this isn't the most ironic message exchange we've ever seen. One particularly angry Karen was so fed up with the "Karen" trope that she messaged the admin of the Facebook group No, KaReN to complain about how bigoted she felt the group was. Well, lucky for us the admin had quite the sense of humor and decided to indulge her frustrations. Let's just say, the whole thing is incredibly ironic and hilarious.
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