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Where you, cheerful teaser?
Covered to the rod! To take in to tear!
What our satirist
crushed and bestobell!

Satire is a terrible curse. Not long ago, I understood why in the Middle ages rulers were more afraid of bards than wizards or witches. Suppose you have angered the witch and she cursed you. What will happen? You will die a couple of chickens, sour milk or any of your children born with a cleft lip. Nothing. But if you've angered the bard, he will turn against you no curse and satire. He will put you in the eyes of others stupid fat verbiage, and you will long remain so to your surroundings, your family and yourself. But if you got a particularly skilled bard, and three hundred years after your death people will laugh at how ridiculous bastard you were in life.

Satire is a bitter coffee that is coming, spreading across the plate. And it would be strange if the liquid is filled only part of it.

- Why are you allowed to say politically incorrect words, but others are not? What's the difference?
- The fact that I'm a comedian. That's the difference. My job is to speak something unutterable. That's why I say these words. In order to pin up pomp blade of satire.

I'm all for satire. It is necessary for us. People taking things too seriously.. And I think it helpful to stick a needle in the ass bishops.

The rulers have no power over the people who laugh at them.

Satirist, of course, has a lot of rights. Just not right to be an idiot or a scoundrel. In addition, the object of satire, too, has some rights. For example, the right not to be abused, the right to human dignity, their religion and shrines. The essence of the profession of satirist elsewhere. To protect the good and resist evil, to make the world better.

The public is despotic. First she speaks, then praises. She cursed Gogol's laughter, then the laugh turned against her, began to extol. Criticism is the mirror of this mood of the public did the same. The right to laugh, to ridicule, to expose "our wounds", as you say Gogol in "Theatre in passing", was established to him, although this is not so liked, and others would prefer the easy laugh.

Satire - the ruthlessness of the enemy. Humor - the love and the pain for the weakness of the native.

Humor is when scary funny satire is funny when scared.

To become a satirist is always easier than to become a comedian.

And AIDS by Marina V. from Irkutsk, throwing the net a third time, caught a fish of gold, and made three wishes about love. Now she and the merchant's wife, and Queen, and the mistress of the sea at a depth of two meters of the Smolensk cemetery.

A satirist is a hurt idealist.