Allie Beth Stuckey
Does the left understand the idea behind satire and parody? 
It's legally protected free speech .
Freedom of Speech: Why Satire is Protected
READ: https://www.hg.org/legal-articles/freedom-of-speech-why-satire-is-protected-34438 …
The right is starting to get better at comedy and it's making lefties nervous.pic.twitter.com/8iRWwgtd7a
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The idea behind satire is that it points out the foibles of a point of view in an amusing way. They are protected speech because they're necessary, but that isn't the idea behind them. The idea is to be amusing. This clip isn't.
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Its also criticism, but this is just lame. Kinda stuff I made when I was 13 years old
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Damn, you're right! Paul, you're the biggest joke on Twitter.
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I'm literally shaking by how nervous I am as a leftist.
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I showed this to my wife and she left me
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This comment was funnier than the whole video and every right wing comedian ever.
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Hes still not.
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When does it get funny
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Sometimes the truth isn’t funny
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You should inform Paul of that then...
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the daily show did this like 9 years ago with better editing
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Wasn't Conan doing this in the mid 90s
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Chris Morris certainly did it in like 1992
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So like, y'all are taking improv classes or something?
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Cause if so I wanna say short-form is probably more in your lane.
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*PJW gets paused mid-scene and gets a note from his coach about how to be better at finding the game.* PAUL: “U mad?”
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