[Carling]

I don't have many criticisms of FReepers, but I do notice that sarcasm is lost on many of them.

[MarkeyD]

I've noticed the same thing.

[Just another Joe]

When you hit a hot button issue a lot of people don't look for sarcasm. They take it at face value.
Besides, you could see a democrat actually saying this, couldn't you?

[Jaxter]

"I don't have many criticisms of FReepers, but I do notice that sarcasm is lost on many of them."

It never fails to amaze me how many here would not recognize sarcasm (and for that matter satire) if it bit them on the butt.

[tx_eggman]

I don't have many criticisms of FReepers, but I do notice that sarcasm is lost on many of them.

I think sarcasm/irony posts need their own version of a "Barf Alert" in them.

Something along the lines of:

The blood pressure spikes generated by posts without some sort of warning are not good for heart health.

[Chi-townChief]

Not really.

[badbass]

I don't have many criticisms of FReepers, but I do notice that sarcasm is lost on many of them.

I've noticed that also.

[Born to Conserve]

Are you being sarcastic?

[N. Theknow]

I don't have many criticisms of FReepers, but I do notice that sarcasm is lost on many of them.

How can so many otherwise bright people be so obtuse?

Guess that's why God invented the < sarcasm > tag.

[Osage Orange]

I don't have many criticisms of FReepers, but I do notice that sarcasm is lost on many of them.

You should see what happens when you just scoffingly gibe......

[FITZ]

I don't have many criticisms of FReepers, but I do notice that sarcasm is lost on many of them.

Sadly because the writer was so right on with the typical democrat attitude. Too real.