Sarcasm is the love child of Satire, Satire had a one night stand with a member of the PC community and so Sarcasm was born, a method of humour that, unlike Satire, grew up in a time of restriction. A time that has to put a health warning on using an empty can of Heinz beans as a drum to promote a product, just in case our children, who lack common sense, cut themselves. A time when to call someone crazy, lazy, stupid or mock their parenthood, place of birth or skin colour in a joke is no longer viewed as humour, probably because today there is a high chance that person may well be crazy, stupid, lazy or easily offended. The Satire age people could cope with these comments far better, they also knew that a can would cut, you coped with that, nobody ever died or was disabled by such a wound, nowadays I'm sure a child would suffer long term damage to a nerve, never work ,a life of disability and there parent would need counselling, but the compensation would help, but never be a substitute for there disabled pinky.
The world has moved on, for better or worse. Sarcasm has simply replaced Satire.
Unless your a Devils fan watching in England, pointing out the Welsh desire for sheep is apparently is still acceptable.
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The world has moved on, for better or worse. Sarcasm has simply replaced Satire.
Unless your a Devils fan watching in England, pointing out the Welsh desire for sheep is apparently is still acceptable.
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