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In "The Modest Proposal," Jonathon Swift, satirizes the
incompetence of Ireland's politicians, the hypocrisy of the rich, the domination of the English, and the unpleasantneses in which he sees so many Irish people living. In fixing this problem in society, he proposes to sell Dublin's poor unfortunate children into meat markets where this can be the remedy of Dublin's problems of overpopulation and unemployment. Johnathon Swift wrote "The Modest Proposal" in order to reveal that the Irish's politicians, upper class, and the
ENglish are responsible for the nation's appalling stsate through his use of satires, parodies, and organization.
Jonathon Swift uses satire to mock the politicians, wealthy, and the English. AFter reading "A Modest Proposal" attentively, the reader can assume that
there were many unsuccessful journalism essays about this topic to achieve any actual progress. This essay objects the absolute inefficacy of Irish political leadership; the politicians. He......

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