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Borat's back, but does 'extreme comedy' really change minds or just push people away?

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Sacha Baron Cohen says his Borat movie sequel aims to "reveal the dangerous slide to authoritarianism." But how influential satire is depends on whom it actually reaches — and some experts say his comedy merely convinces those who are already convinced.

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Borat's back, but does 'extreme comedy' really change minds or just push people away?

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