Mock, the forgotten verb

    How long back in time you don´t  mock ´bout the situation that has you overwhelmed?, mock it, please ironic with the adverse event, laugh as it was a clown that laughs at you, in return laugh louder; because the adverse event may be a masterpiece made out of your brain that soon will pass away, but who´ll take that from you: mockin in his face!
   Or simply mock in front of the situation that once made you cry, or the economic situation, the politics yap, the slip that show up your sockcs?
   Remember to combine the verb mock in first person, with yourself, and you adversities, that would be a kind of religion; take a look: christians and its suffering; buddist that get rid of everything, even the self; islamists and their fanatism, and the so called holy death worshipers...come on!, isn´t that macabre...not laughing?
   Psycologists name it self-irony, I name it love yourself, please, take it from me: don´t forget about the verb that takes out of our human misery.
    That´s why this entry has the weird name of MOCK: the forgotten verb!....ah!, you think it´s funny?..hahahhaha, ...me too!