But people who are at Stanford Law School, which is where the Stanford Federalist Society exists, would have heard of it. Whether you can identify it as satire

But people who are at Stanford Law School, which is where the Stanford Federalist Society exists, would have heard of it. Whether you can identify it as satire is irrelevant because you are not the audience and you never would have seen it if not for the broader publicity. You're clearly wrong on this, as Stanford Law School has agreed that it is protected speech in the form of satire, and they're obviously much more qualified than you to make that judgement on several levels.