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Clinicallydepressedpoochie@lemmy.world to conservative@lemmy.world · 1 year ago

America has lost something essential. At any other point in my life, if an elected official, said anything like this they'd be tar-and-fethered and we would speak of them no more.

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America has lost something essential. At any other point in my life, if an elected official, said anything like this they'd be tar-and-fethered and we would speak of them no more.

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Clinicallydepressedpoochie@lemmy.world to conservative@lemmy.world · 1 year ago
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      It says satire next to the title. Don’t people read these days?

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          Read the post in the image

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              The image shows a post with a satire flair and the post title gives the impression that OP took that satire to be genuine. That is where the confusion is coming from. It is unclear if anyone actually said what the satire post is claiming, even as a joke.

              Was this post on r/Conservative made thinking it was legitimate, and only later flaired as satire? Was it marked as satire from the get go? What is the intent of this post? What are we getting at here? There isn’t enough context, this isn’t clear.

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                  It literally says babylonbee.com

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A community to satirize conservtive and right-wing “ideals”.

This community (now) exists as a pressure valve, a place to process through humor the often frustrating world of conservative politics. Above all, this is NOT the place for serious conservative support/viewpoints/arguments. There are other places on Lemmy for that if you desire it.

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  2. Parody With Purpose: This is a space for humorous takes on conservative politics. We welcome satire, but draw the line at content that promotes racism, sexism, homophobia, or other forms of bigotry.

  3. Memes Over Manifestos: This community focuses on humor and parody, not serious political debate. There are plenty of spaces for earnest conservative discussion, this isn’t one of them.

  4. Highlight Contradictions: Sometimes the best content points out inconsistencies and hypocrisies in conservative talking points. Creative commentary is encouraged.

  5. Public Figures Fair Game: Politicians and pundits can be satirized, but no targeting of private individuals, doxxing, or harassment.

Children of public figures under the age of 14 are also off-limits, a 16 year old has enough free agency to break with or adopt their parents views. An 8 year old kid doesn’t.

  1. No News Zone: Memes only, news or other serious content should be sent to the nearest relevant comm. Meme’s of current events, however, are encouraged.

  2. Clear Satire: Make your satirical intent reasonably clear. We’re here to mock bad ideas, not accidentally spread them. If you’re unsure how it will be taken, feel free to DM the mod team ahead of time or explicitly tag it as satire in the body.

A note on ChadMcTruth: Chad’s content is 100% satire, but his work can sometimes be hard to tell, but if he posted it be assured, its satire.

  1. Relevant Content: All posts should relate to conservative politics or ideologies in some way somewhere in your post. Either in the title or the meme itself.

For more general political memes please see !politicalmemes@lemmy.world

  1. Community Respect: Disagree with fellow members all you want, but personal attacks aren’t welcome. Save the criticism for the ideas, not each other.

  2. Moderation Discretion: Mods will use reasonable judgment in applying these rules. We’ll be fair, but firm. These kinds of comms have a tendency to get off the rails, so we might seem overzealous in moderation sometimes.

  3. For the moment, i’m allowing properly tagged NSFW content as long as its funny and relevant. Don’t make me regret it.

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