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I only read the headlines, but I find them immensely funny, and a good (sarcastic) commentary on current events (from a different bias than most media). A few r
by tomp 6y ago
I only read the headlines, but I find them immensely funny, and a good (sarcastic) commentary on current events (from a different bias than most media). A few recent examples:
- With Mic Muted, Trump Corrects Biden With Tweets
- Intelligence Experts Concerned Media May Tamper With Election By Asking Biden Questions
- Hero: Man Stranded On Desert Island Still Obediently Wearing His Mask
- CNN Pre-Debate Poll Shows Biden Clearly Won Debate
- World Turns To Christianity After Learning There Are No Politics In Heaven
- Brian_K_White 6y agoI do not find these funny. I think for these to be found humorous, you have to have a bunch of pretty crappy attitudes. Like the mask hero one. To find that funny, you have to feel that the rules to wear masks are infringing and unnecessary, ridiculous even, thus you enjoy them being ridiculed. Every time you laugh at something, try to ask yourself what exactly you're laughing at. Or don't bother. Stupid snowflake libtards tryinna tell you what to laugh at amirite?
- tomp 6y agoYou’re taking a very extreme interpretation. Someone (e.g. me) could support wearing masks inside / near others, but still ridicule wearing masks when e.g. alone in a car, or running alone in the park (yes, I’ve personally seen people like that).
- loco5niner 6y ago> To find that funny, you have to feel that the rules to wear masks are infringing and unnecessary, ridiculous even, thus you enjoy them being ridiculed. Not at all! I'm all for masks in the right scenario, and think ridiculous true-life scenarios are funnier than fiction.