How to satirize people who don't speak good faith

You need to use subtle or humorous ways to avoid directly attacking or hurting each other's feelings.

Ironically, people who don't speak good faith can express it like this:

1, what you said is like fallen leaves in autumn, which is hard to believe.

2. Your reputation is like a blind bird, always flying into the darkness, which is unpredictable.

You always talk nonsense, just like a boat without a compass, drifting at will.

4. Your words are like an ice floe, which looks solid but fragile.

Your reputation is like a destination that can never be reached, and people want to wear it.

These expressions can imply that the other party lacks honesty, but they will not directly attack or hurt the other party. Using humor can make people around you feel relaxed and happy, and remind them to pay attention to their words and deeds.