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Feb 6, 2026 2 min

Trey Knowles - Stupid People Hate Correction

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Stupid People Hate Correction is a sharp, faith-based comedy by Trey Knowles that exposes a familiar reaction to truth: people who assume every correction is a personal attack. When critics foolishly ask, “Trey, are you talking about me?” Trey responds plainly—he's not talking about anyone by name; he's talking about sin. Ironically, the critics reveal themselves by insisting, “If you're talking about sin, then you're talking about me.” As the satire escalates, another offended voice appears, accusing Trey of trying to steal constitutional rights and end “gun worship.” Rather than argue with absurdity, Trey chooses a better response—he walks away, denies himself, and follows Jesus, leaving stupidity to argue with itself. Rooted in humor and Scripture, the comedy brings Proverbs 12:1 to life: “Whoever loves discipline loves knowledge, but whoever hates correction is stupid.”

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