I've been doing satire on X and a YT channel "Max Can't Help It". I don't expect millions of viewers. What I'm most surprised at is the animosity. I'm also surprised at how much suppression is in place, but that's a rabbit hole conversation.

I believe the primary reason you can't do satire on the ammo gun machine is that figuratively, everyone DID die (rather go brain dead) during the Obama administration. By that I mean they viewed the world as spit between Republicans and Democrats with no recognition that the government is supposed be non-political and focused on the welfare of its citizens.

Instead of recognizing common government values the ammo machine is just an arguing point between Republicans and Democrats. There's no question about how it's good or bad in the real world, so to speak.

I'm an independent but my satire could not be seen as such because there is no common sense, so to speak. Most of my satire would probably be viewed as right-leaning, but hard-right, when to me it wasn't Republican at all. Just satire.

I believe the Democrats are the worst offenders at this. I'm talking about liberal educated people. During the Trump years I argued with MAGA types all the time but none "unfriended" me. I say one bad thing about a Democrat and there was more chance I'd be defriended by a Democrat.

I come back to suppression. If it is a problem it is unsolvable because to bring it up to anyone you're assigned a tin foil hat. If you post on the ammo machine on social media it will only get distributed to a few people. We are not free individuals. There is no free speech anyway--it's all filtered. Well, I could go on and on.

If you ever want to talk about it I have another YT channel "Writers Too". I have no real passion for the channel, but there might be a few people out there interested in the conversation and if we're going to talk might as well record it.