How to satirize a person who talks about benevolence, justice and morality?

To satirize a person who talks about benevolence, justice and morality, you can use the following methods:

1. Expose hypocrisy: You can say: "You are really like a pastor, always talking about morals and morals, But in fact, your behavior is not so moral."

2. Compare your words and deeds: You can say: "There is a big gap between your words and deeds. You claim to be benevolent and moral, but in reality. What you do is completely different."

3. Irony: You can say: "You are so moral that every time I see you, I feel like I should go. Repent."

4. Sarcasm: You can say: "I don't know what you are thinking, your benevolence and morality seem to be just to decorate your mouth."

5. Sarcasm: You can say: "Your understanding of benevolence, righteousness and morality is really unique. I believe that no one can understand benevolence, righteousness and morality as thoroughly as you do."

Remember, Sarcasm should be moderate and not too harsh or offensive.