Despite the mistakes we're all prone to making on a daily basis, the stupidity of some people would still shock you.

Some people just don't seem to think at all. When it comes to phone accessories and gadgets, it's fair to say we all have our own tastes - whether it be a cringy Hello Kitty phone cover or glittery jewel stickers stuck around your screen - we all have our own way of personalising our stuff. While we may gently rile our mates about their decorating skills, there are some stances people take that are super offensive and just not on.

via Giphy

One idiot in London's Stansted airport has come under fire for his choice of phone case. Despite the rising cases of gun violence in airports and in public areas around the world, one idiot chose to bring his inappropriate phone case to the airport only to have it discovered by the security. Keeping his phone in his back pocket, onlookers spotted the handle of the offending phone case and looking at the photos, we can kinda see why people would be more than a little worried.

You have a split second decision to make ... #WhatWouldYouDo #joblikenoother #AirportCops pic.twitter.com/qxiq7OxXjQ

— Essex Police STN (@EssexPoliceSTN) July 6, 2016

This is what was in the back pocket ... An #iPhone case. Someone decided to put themselves in such a situation today pic.twitter.com/Lu66Et1bdg — Essex Police STN (@EssexPoliceSTN) July 6, 2016

Twitter users couldn't believe the ignorance of this one flight passenger, suggesting how his stupidity should have been dealt with.

@EssexPoliceSTN in America he would of been jumped on by at least 6 police officers then punched kicked hand cuffed then Shot 5 times.

— AFC GLEN (@AFC_GLEN) July 6, 2016

@EssexPoliceSTN you can do this shit when you #white — Teflondon (@teflonthadon) July 7, 2016

@EssexPoliceSTN @xam459 The Common Sense gene is recessive in SO many people.

— Conni Christensen (@eyemabee) July 6, 2016

@EssexPoliceSTN @iang_1972 Shoot the plonker. Only a complete moron would think this cool. — JBW (@Hunter1872) July 7, 2016