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Why is Lord Byron's "Don Juan" considered a satirical poem?

Why is Lord Byron's "Don Juan" considered a satirical poem?
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Why is Lord Byron's "Don Juan" considered a satirical poem?

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It is a satirical poem because it makes fun of many things such as the society, courting, love, looks, and may more things. It satirizes all aspects of life.
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