You'd think so wouldn't you.

Right, the meme is the literal beliefs of American zionists, that's why a simple juxtaposition of both beliefs highlighting the ethical inconsistency between them is all that is required for satire.

Hey I know it's been a week but. I learned about this today. That's relevant. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poe's_law

Also. Ive seen two people add "s/".

At the end of their comment to denote it as satire/sarcasm. That seems to work well too. And can be done on a computer

The people who are angry that you can't read their mind, yet they can't read yours.

I recall a long time ago that the period symbol used to imply sarcasm tone. But that was back when you had to always manually add it.

That was like.. 2000 -2010 ish. I think.

Or was I just a sarcastic teen who assumed everyone I talked to was also being sarcastic. 🤔

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