In the mock press release from The Onion, the author(s) illustrate how products are marketed to consumers by using very bold claims and outlandish customer reviews to portray the message in a satirical fashion. This use of satire sparks pulls on the pathos of the reader and allows for a more engaging experience for the reader.
The author(s) of this passage use satire to its fullest effect through outlandish claims. A prime example of these foolish would be, "If the frequency of one’s foot is out of alignment with the Earth, the entire body will suffer." The author(s) use claims such as this one to pull on the pathos of the reader that elicits a humorous response while still portraying a clear message. Another example of this would be
The author(s) of this passage use satire to its fullest effect through outlandish claims. A prime example of these foolish would be, "If the frequency of one’s foot is out of alignment with the Earth, the entire body will suffer." The author(s) use claims such as this one to pull on the pathos of the reader that elicits a humorous response while still portraying a clear message. Another example of this would be