(This is a form of comedic writing called “hyperbole”. They didn’t actually get accused of causing sunspots. It’s just an exaggeration of how they get blamed for everything, like apparently how Brazilian farmers are “coerced” by China into buying cheaper, higher-quality, not-locked-down tractors instead of American rent-seeking pieces of shit like John Deere.)
Ah. Well, we’ve gotten to the point where I’m no longer able to discern the difference between reality and satire. I really wouldn’t have been surprised if our current administration had made that accusation. Disappointed? I guess, but it would have been par for the course at this point.
(This is a form of comedic writing called “hyperbole”. They didn’t actually get accused of causing sunspots. It’s just an exaggeration of how they get blamed for everything, like apparently how Brazilian farmers are “coerced” by China into buying cheaper, higher-quality, not-locked-down tractors instead of American rent-seeking pieces of shit like John Deere.)
Ah. Well, we’ve gotten to the point where I’m no longer able to discern the difference between reality and satire. I really wouldn’t have been surprised if our current administration had made that accusation. Disappointed? I guess, but it would have been par for the course at this point.
I know, right? We’ve reached the point where I can’t tell the difference between reality and The Beaverton. Like which of these are satire?
Any one of those could be mistaken for reality these days.