The Onion Satirizes Patriotism With Man Pretending Washington Monument Is His Penis
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The Onion Staff
Summary
A satirical article from The Onion about a man who becomes emotionally overwhelmed while pretending the Washington Monument is his penis during a Fourth of July celebration in Washington, D.C. The piece humorously explores themes of patriotism, masculinity, and national pride through absurdist comedy.
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· 3 pulled'It's just... it's just so big,' said Whitford, his voice cracking with emotion as he gestured toward the towering 555-foot obelisk.
'I've never felt more like a man, more like an American, than I do right now,' he told reporters, visibly struggling to compose himself.
'This is what freedom looks like, guys. This is what our forefathers died for.'
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