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Old 07-15-2008, 09:50 AM
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Originally Posted by preciousjeni View Post
2) The people for whom this cover reinforced beliefs are in the exact same place they were before . . . .
The people for whom this cover would reinforce their beliefs don't read The New Yorker.

And in all likelihood, they don't get satire.

I didn't see the cover until last night, after hearing news story after news story about it. (Hey, at least it was a break from Brangelina's twins.) After seeing the cover, my thought is that perhaps it could have been better executed (although please -- no lame thought bubbles), but it was clear what it was and who it was really making fun of.

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I do believe that the person who drew it as it is rather than as a thought bubble or some other way might have been projecting insecurities, but I'm not a psychologist.
Obviously.

jk . . . sort of.
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