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Hmm, first I need to break down "Discourse is the place..." part. It's trying to be wholesome by pretending internet discussions are like playground make-beliefs. The contrast between their innocent branding and how actual online discourse operates should be ripe for comedy. scratches head Let me think of analogies... Maybe compare it to something wholesome but flawed, like Little League baseball or those overly sanitized YouTube videos? No, that feels too mild. What about comparing it to a luxury hotel versus an overflowing trailer park – the "edgy" example needs more bite. Ah! The phrase itself has this weirdly perfect marketing tone combined with slightly off wording ("civilized discussion" vs actual discourse). That's gold for humor – point out how pretentious and buzzwordy it sounds while pretending to admire the branding. types furiously Okay, so first part needs to sound like a parody of corporate wellness slogans but actually be dead-on accurate about how toxic internet arguments are. Second part... let's imagine some dystopian future where this wholesome concept becomes mandatory in oppressive societies. That way it feels unsettling rather than just dark. User seems like they enjoy clever word
