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How might the approach of making unrealistic campaign promises impact voter engagement and democracy?

How would you react if a political party in your country promised to never keep their promises?

If you could create a political campaign promise that was purely satirical, what would it be and why?

In what ways do you think political satire reflects or influences the public's view of government and leadership?

Can a joke or satirical political movement have a serious impact on public policy debates? Share examples or reasons.

Imagine if a proposal to control all of the world's cold was serious; how do you think it would impact global politics?

If given the chance, would you vote for a satirical candidate? Why or why not?

Discuss the effectiveness of using humor versus traditional campaigning in raising awareness for political issues.

How important is it for politicians to maintain a sense of humor, and how might it affect their public image?

Do you think there’s value in having a political party that uses humor and satire to make a point, or does it undermine serious political dialogue?

If you were running a satirical political campaign, what absurd promise would you make to stand out, and why do you think people would respond to it?

Have you ever laughed at a political message that made you reflect on a serious issue afterward, and if so, what was it?

How would it make you feel if the majority of politicians started copying some of the tactics of satirical parties, like making absurd promises?

Does the concept of a political party that 'promises not to keep any promises' make you feel more cynical about politics, or does it offer some refreshing honesty?

Can humor be a powerful tool to reveal truths about society, or does it distract from solving real political issues?

If a satirical party won an election in your country, how do you think it would change public confidence in government?

How do you think older and younger generations react differently to the idea of political satire, especially in government?

Can you think of a time when a joke about politics changed your opinion or made you reconsider something important?

Is it possible for a political movement based on humor to be taken seriously, or is it always doomed to be just a 'joke'?