No. 6

Many subjects of history must stand as moments that must always be remembered, these moments must stand as testimonies of the destruction and death that had occurred. These subjects must never be tainted with humour for they must stay as a testament to the damage done in the past and the need to prevent such an event ever happening again.

Any event about the destruction of human life in no purpose such as the Holocaust which has become such a dark page in history and a pillar of death an ever ready reminder of cruelty human beings can possess against themselves. These events should never be made 'funny' with any form of satire. These events are needed to remind generations to come of the hatred humans can possess against themselves. Satire is used in events of history or politics to bring these events into a more funny light, satire is used to make fun of people, to make an event 'funny' and to tone down the news this should never be done for some subjects. These subjects such as the Holocaust where the deaths of millions should never be 'toned down' but should remain as the harsh truth of the extreme cruelty human beings possess. These events should never be satirised out of respect of the people effected and to the people fallen, to protect the future and the purity of the damage done upon each other and to protect the purity of the information.

As the generations after these dark pages in history we have the responsibility to protect the time before to deny the right to tone down the events by satire so future generations may learn from the past in an effort to protect the future. Satire can be used in events political events and current news but must never taint such subjects involving mass genocide or the deaths of millions in respect for the people effected. Satire is used to tone down current events but there are some subjects that must never be toned down but must remain the dark page of history as a testament to our dark history.