that would be hee larry us

It really IS just you.

Here's the silver lining - you should take comfort in the fact that you have a different view about something than literally everyone else on the planet. You renegade, you.

Who cares about the politics, its construction paper children with foul mouths. It just proves that no matter how obscene, racist, or just plain un-PC it is, it is ok just because it is a cartoon. Look at Drawn Together. It's a great thing we have here, plus its an excuse for me to still watch cartoons.

Thanks for at least trying to have a discussion

Everyone else seems content to go along with the mob rules theory.

From watching southpark and team america, I really get that they support the war.

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This is what's wrong with the fucking entertainment industry.

Why can't people just watch it, and fucking enjoy it?

Who cares if its fart-jokes, politic-cracks, religious-movements, etc. Just fucking take it as it is, and enjoy it.

Matt Stone and Trey Parker are fucking Gods in my book, and if they do something I disagree with, I still fucking laugh. (In celebrity roasts, do people get pissed off? No. Why?)

It's called a sense of fucking humour.

People like you a whole lot better if you have one.

So they play a recording of him saying "hello children". Not a big deal.

"Why bad?"

"Well lemme sing you a song about it..."

Isn't there a soundboard for this type of thing already?!

Having a sense of humour and having an opinion are not mutually exclusive - but having an opinion sometimes means you don't find some things funny... even if people don't like you.

Quick Isaac, the spaceship is coming! act like you've been doing something worthwhile.

ACTUALLY, upon further reflection, isn't one of the main ideals of the liberal mindset that all people are equal and every race, religion, culture, and so on should receive respect?

And if liberal mindset really IS all inclusive, then why is there so much bias against Christianity? If you say that everyone is equal and deserves respect, except for ______, well then, isn't that excluding someone, and therefore a flaw in the logic?

There is a LOT of anti-Christian sentiment here, which seems to defeat the purpose of ideas like "equal", "tolerance," and "all-inclusive." Whether or not you agree with Christians or Christianity, they have the right to believe what they want.

If all of this is so...then wouldn't making fun of all of the forementioned differences be the opposite of liberal? Does that mean that South Park is not necessarily conservative, but more like... "anti-liberal?"

Here's a novel idea...people could just STOP making fun of all religion? Instead of making fun of one, two, or all of them?

Is that too radical a thought - that we just all make a concerted effort to be more respectful and tolerant in the REAL sense? It seems like people can talk the talk but can't REALLY walk the walk in that aspect.

Hmmm, the mind truly boggles.

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I'm fairly positive they've made fun of Scientology before in that show, at least in passing. He didn't seem to mind then.

Everyone has opinions... It's just when you become a pain in the ass to everyone who disagrees with you on it that you become a fascist... For example, giving Matt and Trey a hard time for anything they do is exercising your opinion on someone else.

They're just comically mocking those who enter the spotlight, all in good light...

So thus, I prefer to be associated who have a "Universal Sense of Humour". You know, the type of person who finds humour in everything and anything?

Yeah, they're the best...

Wow, you're really clever!

Nah, strike that... but you do seem incredibly insecure about your own "opinions" (just a tad hero-worshipful of trey and matt?) if you have to resort to calling me a fascist

Do you want to be an astronaut or a fireman when you're all gwowed up?

It's a nice idea, but without viewpoints there isn't diversity. I think it's how that viewpoint is defended (ie guns, legislation, illegal wars etc...)

However, I was just wondering if anyone else seem to think that southpark was pretending to be something it's not - and I got my answer!

Peace

South Park has always taken both sides of any argument and make extreme caricatures out of them, thus making both sides look equally idiotic for taking their views so seriously.