Trump supporters. We've heard from you stuff such as "this pandemic is no big deal." "This is just like the flu." "Everyone needs to stop panicking." "The CDC is blah blah blah yadda yadda yadda."
If you really think that, I have a simple challenge for you: Prove it with your actions. Don't wash your hands. Suck your fingers. Get on an airplane. Or a cruise ship. Find someone who has been diagnosed with COVID-19 and spend time with them. Better, if you two are consenting adults, let them feel you up. Have unprotected sex. Exchange as many bodily fluids as possible.
It's no big deal, right? It's just the flu, right? What's a little cough as repayment for your traveling the world and having hot, hot sex, right? All those travel tickets are on sale now, so go get some! :lol:
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(P.S. If you are too ignorant to know that "A Modest Proposal" means obvious satire or are too lazy to Google it, then please keep your ignorance a secret and don't reply to this.)
(P.S. If you are too ignorant to know that "A Modest Proposal" means obvious satire or are too lazy to Google it, then please keep your ignorance a secret and don't reply to this.)
The OP wasn't satirical, I reccomend you reread a Modest Proposal and try to comprehend what about the essay makes it satire.
Eating poor children as a way to prevent them from being a burden to parents and society is satirical.
Which is satirical due to Swift's very deliberate prose on making the essay sound serious, and intentional. Satire requires a bit more creative thinking than Phys is capable of.
The OP wasn't satirical, I reccomend you reread a Modest Proposal and try to comprehend what about the essay makes it satire.
Trump supporters. We've heard from you stuff such as "this pandemic is no big deal." "This is just like the flu." "Everyone needs to stop panicking." "The CDC is blah blah blah yadda yadda yadda."
If you really think that, I have a simple challenge for you: Prove it with your actions. Don't wash your hands. Suck your fingers. Get on an airplane. Or a cruise ship. Find someone who has been diagnosed with COVID-19 and spend time with them. Better, if you two are consenting adults, let them feel you up. Have unprotected sex. Exchange as many bodily fluids as possible.
It's no big deal, right? It's just the flu, right? What's a little cough as repayment for your traveling the world and having hot, hot sex, right? All those travel tickets are on sale now, so go get some! :lol:
...
(P.S. If you are too ignorant to know that "A Modest Proposal" means obvious satire or are too lazy to Google it, then please keep your ignorance a secret and don't reply to this.)
You are in no position to lecture me about what satire is and isn't, CMP.
I sure as hell hope you aren't saying what I think you may be trying to say. :shock:
The OP wasn't satirical, I reccomend you reread a Modest Proposal and try to comprehend what about the essay makes it satire.
Sick joke comes to mind
Which is satirical due to Swift's very deliberate prose on making the essay sound serious, and intentional. Satire requires a bit more creative thinking than Phys is capable of.
You're saying it's bad satire, not that it isn't satire.
I'm absolutely in a position to lecture you on satire. You're one of the dimmest people on this site. If you thought your OP was genuinely clever then I have some Minion memes that I'm sure will make you LOL (ps: That means Laugh Out Loud. Give my best to Enid and the dogs!)
The OP wasn't satirical
Sick joke comes to mind
If satire is done poorly then it isn't satire. Kinda like how if you cook bread for too long it becomes toast.
Writing isn't bread. It's satire because of how it is structured.
You not liking something doesn't change what it is.
And what about the structure of the OP is satirical? More to the point, how does it even compare up to a Modest Proposal? MP made an actual argument and used dehumanizing language and used the prose of British Elites to ridicule and shame the ruling class. What Phys did was more sacaristic than satirical.
It meets the definition.
Satire: the use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices, particularly in the context of contemporary politics and other topical issues
It literally does not meet any of that criteria. It wasn't funny, ironic, or exaggeration. The OP only dared Republicans to catch Corona. That requires zero wit, comparing it to Jonathan Swift is an insult to Swift's work.
? It looks like you didn't read the definition. Here after the third comma...
Satire: the use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule
And as I said, it doesn't have to be good to be satire so comparing it to Jonathan Swift is unnecessary.
I hope for your sake that you are not even trying to suggest that the OP should be taken literally.
Your intent to be absurd and edgy is always obvious, but like always the execution is cringeworthy.
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