lampooned

You're saying that someone doesn't have to be offended when that person's entire identity is being lampooned.

More of those outliers that get lampooned in every media outlet for railing against the status quo?

But this was widely criticized (including being lampooned in Gulliver's Travels ) and didn't last long.

Attacking someone because they violate orthodoxy is something that is lampooned in this comic.

You were nervous in a way that suggested to me the kind of fannish knee-jerking that I unfairly lampooned.

If I wrote in hypotheticals without examples, I would have been lampooned for not providing examples.

You lampooned my scenario in your first sentence into this sub-thread.

That's what this article seems to be focusing on, and the group which is generally lampooned more broadly (graduates who are still living at home).

Later works often lampooned and subverted those tropes, of course.

> More of those outliers that get lampooned in every media outlet for railing against the status quo?

Apple products are often lampooned for selling at a price-premium when compared to similarly specified commodity alternatives, and Apple devices fetch strong pricing on the secondary market.

It was lampooned on The Office, for Pete's sake[0].

Some writer who was fined in the 19th Century then lampooned the magistrate as "Monsieur Nonante-Cinque", the fine having been 95 francs.

People lampooned the iPad before it was released with "why would anyone want a device just to brows the web while on the toilet???".

Good for them to break open this cabal and report user's best interests, and not being worried about getting lampooned on by "new" media.

Heck, Cheney all but quoted Reagan's "I don't recall"-defense as a 20th anniversary tribute and that had been lampooned specifically.