35 Brilliant Times Community Notes On Twitter Saved The Day With Their Comebacks To Different Ridiculous Tweets

A 28-year-old woman refused to let a ridiculous tweet slide, and instead turned the whole comment section into a courtroom. The post was the kind of “everyone knows this” nonsense that sounds confident but falls apart the second Community Notes gets involved.

And it got messy fast. You had engagement bait trying to farm likes, misleading claims about student loans, and wild takes like “cats cannot be vegans” and “vaccines do not cause autism,” all competing for attention. Meanwhile, other replies popped off with clarifications like “those are worms,” “the house is on rent, y’all,” and “Jesus turned water into wine, okay?” making it impossible to tell what was satire, what was misinformation, and what was just someone proudly being wrong.

Now the timeline is basically a highlight reel of people getting their facts, and their attitude, corrected in real time.

1. The actual price is out

2. Student loans can actually be canceled

3. An engagement bait to gain likes

4. I definitely find it very helpful

5. When you're trying to discredit a good product

6. As simple as it can be

7. Cats cannot be vegans

8. Apparently, vaccines do not cause autism

9. The house is on rent, y'all

10. This is one flawed analysis

11. It's the way these people are given their rightful place

12. He is not trans, okay?

13. Just so you know

14. What do you see in the potato?

15. Rest in power

16. To clarify, those are worms

It also reminds us of the coworker lunch theft case, where one employee debated whether to confront them.

17. It still comes from the farmers

18. You can protest peacefully in some places

19. Trying pizza with pineapple?

20. This is what is known as the sunset

21. Who didn't wear a mask back then, though?

22. Jesus turned water into wine, okay?

23. How do we start answering this question?

24. He was never vice president?

25. The Disabilities Act recognizes those with ADHD

26. There will always be a commensurate trail of blood

27. Some people just need to get their facts right

28. This post is misleading

29. The shocking hubris of the colonizer

30. Where do all these people get their information from?

31. No one person has ever said this

32. A great way to make passive income

33. Finding ways to hate poor people

34. Why would anyone want to put that on record?

35. There is no evidence that it was an actual device

That’s when the engagement-bait tweet about “getting likes” met a blunt Community Note that called it out for what it was.

Then the student-loan claim got smacked down, right alongside the “cats cannot be vegans” and “vaccines do not cause autism” posts that were just begging for a correction.

After that, the misinformation escalated into full-on nonsense, from “the house is on rent, y’all” to “to clarify, those are worms,” and the notes kept landing.

Finally, the whole thing wrapped up with the most savage clarifier of all, like “there is no evidence that it was an actual device,” leaving everyone to rethink their sources.

Even though ignorance can be bliss, having only half the truth can be perilous, particularly in work environments. Imagine if someone at work provided you with false information, just as in these posts.

It could result in mistakes and misunderstandings that affect business initiatives. These clever community notes are doing a great job of offering the best clever responses you've ever seen, and you should share them for others to see as well.

Nobody gets away with half the truth when Community Notes shows up.

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