Asklemmy

Being poor and idolizing the rich.

Bigotry and prejudice. Not necessarily uneducated, but certainly poorly educated.

Being proud of not knowing things, and having no desire to change that.

Right-wing politics

Thinking that someone without a formal education is somehow beneath you.

People who litter. Throw their rubbish out the window of the car. Or who throw rubbish in public, like into drains or sidewalks.

It’s in the mentality, and I say the lack of education is the reason for it.

It’s sad to see the people of my country do this, and to see it with your own eyes.

Being a conservative and accusing every progressive person of being a pedophile.

Not being able to entertain ideas. "What would the world be like with 100% renewable energy?" "Would basic healthcare for every person help our country?"

I tried to explain the 4 day work week to someone that gets paid by the hour. You make the same money but work 4 days a week instead of 5. Insisted he got paid less. Had to explain like a Bingo card with a Free Space, 1 day he is paid even if he stays home.

Not trusting in science.

Edit: Since there are many comments, I would like to clarify my statement. I meant that you should rather trust scientists, that the earth is round / that there is a human-made climate change, etc. and not listen to some random internet guy, that claims these things are false although he has made no scientific tests or he has no scientific background. I know that there are paradigm shifts in science and sometimes old ideas are proven to be wrong. But those shifts happen through other scientific experiments/thoughts. As long as > 99 % of all scientists think that something is true, you should rather trust them then any conspiracy theorist...

I see this in a lot of places I do work:

Toolboxes covered in union stickers, AND Trump stickers...

Being a baby. What do they even know?

Parents feeding their baby cola in bottles and smoking while pregnant are two things that usually cause me to make assumptions

Not understanding the marginal tax rate.

taking Ayn Rand's work seriously. five seconds of critical thought and her entire philosophy comes crashing down

Being proud of not owning books

They think opinions are facts.

Black/white thinking. Everything is either bad or good, the problem or the solution.

Racist and intolerance to people different than them

Reckless driving, speeding, having a loud car, having a lifted pickup truck.

Racism.

Not wanting to tax the rich because "I might be rich one day".

Refusing to accept that they are wrong.

Anti vaxxers

A Big Mouth Billy Bass that's been hacked with a recording of someone screaming "POORLY EDUCATED!"

Utter confidence in an area without expertise and without room for doubt or challenge.

Associating with arbitrary groups, such as football fans, nationalists, wearing certain clothing brands

Trying to push mlm schemes like essential oils

"Let's go Brandon!" Bumper stickers.

Being a republican. Sure there are some educated grifters who decide to label themselves as republican, but your average republican voter is a mouth-breathing fucking idiot.

Not listening to other people's opinions and ideas

Not being curious. Education should never stop. You should constantly be seeking intriguing books, new ideas, different perspectives. Once you've lost your curiosity or pridefully believe in one opinion and one way of thinking, no matter your schooling, you have at that moment become poorly educated.

"Whataboutism", or if you are unfamiliar with the term:

"The act or practice of responding to an accusation of wrongdoing by claiming that an offense committed by another is similar or worse"

People that use this mechanism are "poorly educated" and unable to hold a conversation and they should just be mocked by whatabouting even harder, so they can maybe understand that they're dumb and that's not how you should debate.

Example of the last argument I had recently with my dumb c*nt father:

• Me: You shouldn't idolize that politician, he evaded literally billions in taxes and that befalls on citizens like you
• Dumb c*nt father: Yeah? And what about that other politician?
• Me: What about the disappearing middle class?!
• D.C.F.: What...?
• Me: WHAT ABOUT THE BEES!?!

Ironically, defending arguments using scientific studies and experiments, but not being able to think critically about the methodology used or what the results mean. Too often people will cite scientific literature based off the title and MAYBE skim it. Trying to have a discussion with them will usually result in them calling you anti-science.

A good example is the pseudo-scientific belief common within incel circles that women can store and absorb dna from past sexual partners and that their children can then have more than one genetic father (an excuse to shame sexually active women while fear mongering about cuckoldry). If you track down the source the study actually explicitly explains exactly why this isn't the case.

Believing that capitalism lifts people out of poverty.

religion and the belief in the supernatural/paranormal. also the belief in conspiracy theories.

Any reference to "common sense", which really means "what I believe". Violating it is used as a universal rebuttal for any intellectually sophisticated argument.

Believing the earth is flat

Nationalism