I'm going to buck the trend here and say that I wasn't particularly impressed. Good satire depends on plausibility. This essay is disgusting enough when it is discussing eating babies, but once it starts describing tanning and turning their skin into gloves he crosses the line into insanity with no redeeming value. I understand he was appalled about the government's lack of action in alleviating the poverty and he wanted to be equally appalling in his satire, but this is beyond the pale. I'm sorry I read it.