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 @9H8DTXS from Ohio answered…5mos5MO

Depending on the belief, i would mentally challenge what it is saying, I would defend my own belief to myself, so I can think clearly about what I believe.

 @9H8RSVR from Texas answered…5mos5MO

I believe that an individual is able to prove their point without degrading another persons views and opinions. When you are trying to persuade someone it’s way more convincing to prove your points rather than say the other person is wrong the whole time.

 @9H85H4T from Nebraska answered…5mos5MO

Just because I believe something, doesn't mean everyone else does and because free speech is a thing, anyone can oppose my beliefs at any time. Therefore a satirical piece that challenges a strong belief would leave me unbothered.

 @9H8HPPT from Minnesota answered…5mos5MO

I try to take it with a grain of salt. It is a satire so I can't be too upset that I chose to read the piece and expected it to be of my beliefs. Though, I do hope it's done in good taste and not just something to get clout. I hope it provides a valid opinion in at least some way.

 @9H8MP2MRepublicananswered…5mos5MO

Depends on the quality of the piece. If its good, then appreciative. If its garbage, laughter at the failed attempt.

 @9H8TZNH from Arizona answered…5mos5MO

 @9H8R67Q from Iowa answered…5mos5MO

It's satire and therefore shall not be taken as if it were a serious piece. That's what someone made for entertainment and will be approached as such.

 @9H8SBXXanswered…5mos5MO

It depends on how the satirical piece was done, was it offensive or was it for the sole purpose of being ironic and light-hearted.

 @9H84WPK from New York answered…5mos5MO

Satire is a very useful tool in providing incite on certain topics but should be handled delicately

 @9H9BTLV from Texas answered…5mos5MO

I think on some instinctual level of my brain bred into me over generations of evolution I would be upset, but on a logical level I would consider the point it is trying to make.

 @9H97WZWDemocrat from Kansas answered…5mos5MO

I think all opinions matter, so I would read and try to understand the satire and other peoples opinions and values.

 @944N5SDSocialist  from Arkansas answered…5mos5MO

If the satire made you think differently, shouldn't that be worth exploring yourself? If you still feel like you are in the right after that exploration, brush it off.

 @9H9DY9Ganswered…5mos5MO

Everyone is entitled to there opinion. Evne though the satirical piece can be hurtful, you just have to ignore the hate and continue believing what you want to believe.

 @9H8QG7N from North Carolina answered…5mos5MO

I would say that some sacrifices will take some beliefs from you and make you have some beliefs.

 @9HBGHD9Libertarian from Arkansas answered…5mos5MO

Satire is meant to ridicule itself. to exaggerate in irony to challenge beliefs or precedents. If it either offends me, or is very humorous, it does it's job. When it pushes the line of malice and discrimination, that is where it gets pushy. Satire making fun of conservatism or democracy is fine. Satire making fun of a situation of rape, hate crimes, or even terrorism with the ill pointed at the victims to regulate malicious hateful beliefs? That is where the line should be drawn. In connections with myself, I try to keep an open mind regardless, but anything with the above, is where I don't consider it.

 @9H9CHJQ from California answered…5mos5MO

It would likely be a negative reaction since that "joke" could influence others to actually believe whatever satirical statement is being said.

 @9H8JB5HDemocrat from California answered…5mos5MO

 @9H7G3MT from California answered…5mos5MO

 @9H85SLF from Illinois answered…5mos5MO

my reaction is usually dull, they aren't in control of that belief, if the satirical remark is made by a figure then I would get upset, but if it's from a guy who has no value to the topic then I don't care.

 @9H87ZKL from North Carolina answered…5mos5MO

Satire is often used to point out inconsistencies or ridiculous parts of arguments or people but at the same time makes a mockery of them. If one of my deeply held beliefs were exposed to satire, I would be quite offended for the other person making fun of me and not treating me with the dignity that is expected in discussions of serious topics involving very strong beliefs.

 @9H8PWQHRepublican from Nebraska answered…5mos5MO

I would be offended if someone ridiculed my religious beliefs because I would feel sorry for my God.

 @9H98XNB from New York answered…5mos5MO

My reaction to a satirical piece that may challenge a belief of mine, would frustrate me. But I have and understanding that not everyone has the same beliefs as me so there is nothing I could personally do about it.

 @9H9DXHKRepublican from Michigan answered…5mos5MO

 @9H97CH9Socialist from Minnesota answered…5mos5MO

I can't name one off the top of my head but there are many reactionary comedians who attempt to challenge my views all be it in an ignorant way

 @9H87KKG from Texas answered…5mos5MO

Satire is a very useful tool in providing incite on certain topics but should be handled delicately

 @9H9FHHV from Illinois answered…5mos5MO

 @9H8C9W8 from Idaho answered…5mos5MO

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