"If you're going to get into social criticism with absurdity and satire, you can't be politically correct when you do that"

John Cusack's quote suggests that when engaging in social criticism through absurdity and satire, one need to not be concerned with being political correctness. This suggests that in order to effectively criticize society, one need to want to take threats and want to challenge the status quo. By not being political correctness, one can more effectively explain the defects and injustices of society. This quote encourages people to be strong and unafraid to speak up against the injustices they see in the world. It also encourages people to utilize satire and absurdity to make their points, as these can be powerful tools for social criticism. Ultimately, John Cusack's quote encourages individuals to be brave and to use their voices to speak up against the oppressions they see worldwide.