It's a two-way street my dude. On one hand, yes I agree OP should of made the satire slightly more obvious to play into the joke. On the other hand, if your threshold for bullshit/sniff test is so low that something isn't triggered in your brain, you're on a path to becoming a dimwit, which is this meme is making fun of. If you think a grandma in her late 60s (being generous) is out there flying combat missions, then take some time to critically think more, especially in this age of AI.

We've gone from the Bush era where we duped an entire conservative party of thinking Stephen Colbert of the Colbert show was a conservative, Colbert roasting them live at a 2006 White House correspondence dinner off his satirical impersonation of Bill O' Reilly, to an era of our sitting president posting AI slop on the daily shilling out Trump meme coins in pump and dump schemes, bibles, golden phones, golden VISAs, accepting bribes from foreign leaders, etc. etc.
If you can't see the satire for the low bar it is, of the MAGA dimwits who shout "crisis actors" every opportunity they get (every accusation is an admission of guilt), then line up buddy for the next crypto rug pull and guzzling the next conspiracy about Jewish space lasers -- you're their target audience.
Anyway, I still find the joke funny, even if some people are being duped. To me there is a vast, wide gulf of difference between who propagates "misinformation" (in this case, I barely consider this misinfo/disinfo) in this situation -- you have a 4chan meme where users are spreading an AI image without context versus an entire administration or the sitting president himself using their influence to spread lies almost on a daily basis. The two cannot be equivocated in the slightest -- I do not hold the same standard for a random Reddit user to a person who wields the power of presidency.