How does Vonnegut use satire to explore ideas about fairness? Check all that apply.

In “Harrison Bergeron,” Vonnegut satirizes the pursuit of equality by exaggerating the use of handicaps and showing a society where everyone is forced to be alike. This distorted, dystopian world exposes how attempts to enforce fairness can become oppressive. He does not propose a practical way to correct the problem, so A does not apply.

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