Idiots Online Are Flipping Out Over A Joke About Fake Money And Homeless People

People are throwing a tantrum on social media over a joke about fake money and homeless people.

Johnny McEntee is the founder of the dating app The Right Side, which is focused on being a platform for conservatives. One of the major marketing strategies is to share parody videos where McEntee pretends to be a liberal saying stupid things that far left people probably actually agree with.

I'm sure you've seen the videos pop up from time to time on Twitter or TikTok. They're pretty popular. It's also obvious to anyone with a brain that it's not meant to be taken seriously.

That leads us to a recent video from The Right Side that is enraging people.

Joke video sends the internet into a state of chaos.

McEntee, who briefly worked in the Trump White House, recently appeared in a video joking about how he carries fake money to give to homeless people. That way the homeless person gets arrested when trying to spend it and gets off the street.

It's so obviously not real that I'm not sure how anyone could think otherwise.

Well, things went off the rail when the X account @RpsAgainstTrump shared the video claiming his actions were "disgusting and illegal."

Again, it's not real, but let's not let facts get in the way of a good story. Check out some of the truly unhinged reactions below.

How are people falling for this over a tweet claiming it's "disgusting and illegal"? Again, John's entire shtick is to do comedy videos where he pretends to be liberal or sarcastically make political points.

Anyone with five seconds of free time and internet access could figure it out. The TikTok's name is literally in the video that was ripped and posted on Twitter.

Did nobody think about searching for it? Of course not. This is the internet we're talking about. People don't think. They just flip out.

Internet flips out over joke video from Johnny McEntee. (Photo by Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post via Getty Images)

Everyone needs to relax, take a deep breath and remember to laugh. Life is short. Don't take it too seriously. Let me know at David.Hookstead@outkick.com if you agree.