2 ms·
I think that's generally the point of targeted satire. You've seen the real thing (from companies, in this case) so many times that it feels like it could be re
by mynameisvlad 3y ago
I think that's generally the point of targeted satire. You've seen the real thing (from companies, in this case) so many times that it feels like it could be real.
It's the basis for sites like The Onion and Beaverton.
- rightbyte 3y agoYe messages from some companies are best described as psychotic. I got this feeling that the inner circle on many companies are like sects, but I have never dwelt on those my self.
- FrustratedMonky 3y agoI know it is satire. I'm saying it might be even more dire, that in todays world, and limited access to health care, families might increasingly put kids up for adoptions. And of course, the cross link to corporate satire makes it more funny and sad.