You're never safe on the internet, especially when it comes to hot takes and voicing your opinion. In the current age of information, you can be sure to meet a lot of pushback whenever you post something that isn't exactly accurate, or just willfully ignorant. Especially on Twitter, where there are a bunch of self-proclaimed "fact-checkers" who won't let anything you say or do slide, and they'll make a show out of it.

Reddit's /r/clevercomebacks is a haven for such individuals, whether it's government officials or just run-of-the-mill people who are incredibly witty. You'll find plenty of examples of people clapping back at others who probably had it coming, whether it's a politician saying something incredibly stupid or a public figure involved in a lot of controversy. It's quite refreshing to know that hypocrisy and horrible takes will never go unnoticed, not on the internet's watch.