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[Opinion] [Satire] How Satire Changes Our Opinion of Someone
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How Satire Changes Our Opinion of Someone
Satire—the coupling of criticism and humor—has been a popular means to add a seemingly lighthearted touch to somewhat sensitive topics. For example, Saturday Night Live parodied quarterback Tom Brady during the NFL “Deflategate” investigation (which tried to find out if New England Patriots intentionally deflated footballs for the quarterback’s benefit). In one scathing sequence that portrays Brady as both airheaded and guilty, a reporter asks…
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