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10/1/2015 6:46:12 AM
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I feel like you attempted to use satire tree but was unsure due to how terrible it was
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I doubt you could spot satire if you mistook my mockery as satire.
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Satire can be used in many forms. Mockery happens to be one of them. Look it up
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Satire isn't intended to be obvious, mockery is a form of sarcasm. At least in my taste, I dislike satire that is easy to read.
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Nowhere in the definition of satire does it say it can be obvious or not
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Edited by Mr. Morale: 10/1/2015 7:04:49 AMNo it doesn't, but a writer chooses how to approach it. My satire wouldn't strike as obvious, therefore I wrote a mockery of the commenter. Also, I hardly exxagerated, or even tackled the commenter for what he said. I just mocked his statement, subtlety. I wouldn't call that satire, it isn't good enough.
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Hmm okay fair enough. But if you are going to write something that can be considered satire by others then be ready for someone calling it out
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Fair enough, it felt insulting though so I became a little defensive.
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I have a belly button
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I find it hard to believe you do.
