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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsRemember the olden days when you didn't have to ask if something was parody or not?
or check to see if it was Borowitz or The Onion?
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Remember the olden days when you didn't have to ask if something was parody or not? (Original Post)
Amaryllis
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lamp_shade
(15,296 posts)1. Yes I do.
chouchou
(2,479 posts)2. Oh yes. Especially when it has to do with Donald, MAGA or people like Miller or Blondy Bondo.
Worse, it's like "That can't be true" "There's no such thing" "Comeon..Nobody would believe that"
If someone told me we had to learn the Moonwalk, I'd think about it seriously..
GusBob
(8,023 posts)3. Forget parody
One cant trust ANYTHING one reads or sees online anymore
Irish_Dem
(76,303 posts)4. Farce has become reality.
LetMyPeopleVote
(171,474 posts)5. It is hard doing satire in today's world
For example this Borowitz report was based in part on facts
https://www.democraticunderground.com/100220700937
I was amused to post this
It is really hard to do satire in today's world

Link to tweet
I have found no other reason to suspect that Trump is dead than the fact that his social media posts are currently being written by someone else.
Trump is incapable of such sensible and civilized writing
Trump is incapable of such sensible and civilized writing
