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⌈ Secret Post #2300 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

no it's still a silly novelty pop song

it's one that maybe has a serious message behind it, or at least comes from the context of a political critique that people make, but that doesn't make it in itself serious political commentary. the fact that it deals with or is related to serious issues does not make it in itself serious.

[tabaqui]

Whatever, dude.

[(Anonymous)]

So... do you also think Stephen Colbert is serious political commentary? Because he raises some pretty important issues but, well, the guy's a bit of a clown.

[(Anonymous)]

You realize sometimes the purpose of one is to call attention to the other right?

[(Anonymous)]

nayrt

but I think so. Yes. Just like I think satire comics in newspapers can be serious political commentary. Just because something is funny and goofy doesn't mean its message can't be about serious issues.

And speaking of Colbert, I'm sure some people wouldn't even think about most stuff if it wasn't for the way people like him call attention to various issues. Comedy is always a great way to reach a broad audience.