Satire Quotes

Satire is truth wearing the mask of humor. It exposes hypocrisy through laughter and forces reflection through irony.

Quotes about satire remind us that wit, when sharpened by justice, becomes a tool of enlightenment. Great satirists have always used words not to wound, but to awaken — turning ridicule into revelation.

Satire thrives where freedom of thought exists. It challenges authority, mocks vanity, and questions the comfortable illusions of power.

To understand satire is to appreciate both intellect and empathy — for it ridicules what is false, yet defends what is human. In every era, satire remains a mirror, reflecting not what we wish to see, but what we need to confront.

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George Orwell’s famous line “All animals are equal, but some are more equal than others” exposes how power corrupts even the noblest ideals. This post explores the political irony, philosophical depth, and modern relevance of Orwell’s timeless warning about equality and moral responsibility.
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