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And very accurate.

And according to the most recent source from AGI, a full 59 percent are not white. Blacks are almost five times more likely than whites to have an abortion (much to Planned Parenthood's delight).

Praise the middle class and above! They've figured out that the two easiest ways to avoid getting stuck raising a kid as a single mom are: (1) waiting til marriage, and (2) using birth control.

Now I prefer the former. But even if someone else chooses the latter, at least we don't have girls sneaking off to kill an innocent human being. And then spending the rest of their lives wondering if they're morally different from a serial killer.

Proudly supporting John S. McCain for President (McCain/Romney?)

My favorite one is the Christopher Reeve episode. I love South Park and how they take an idea to some actually logical conclusions to some arguments. Great Post.

You are absolutely right. Its pretty much the only show which is an equal opportunity offender (I like Penn & Jillette too in this regard.) It is the most sarcastic, the most topical show, and I try not to miss any episode. Sure, they will take aim at Republicans too (the one in which Kenny is in a vegetative state), but at least they dont pretend to be fair if they are not... and they are.

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Is it because I is black? - Ali G

Penn and Teller, for instance, were the spark behind the atheism two-parter. They got very mad when they found out Parker and Stone were not atheists, and their friendship ended over it.

Penn Jillette always struck me as the kind of guy who might actually have a rational position there, but if he *ends a friendship* over it, he sounds more like an anti-theist than an atheist.

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He stated unequivocally on Glenn Beck's show that he would never allow Beck into his house because of his belief in God.

South Park is not brilliant social commentary it is profound social commentary.

...a long habit of not thinking a thing wrong, gives it a superficial appearance of being right...

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You know, with Seaman Sea-Man.

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for the entirety of Seasons 10 and 11.

(Odd, as Comedy Central wouldn't allow Mohammed to be shown in the "Cartoon Wars Part II" episode, yet he actually was anyway)

"No matter how much lipstick you put on the taxation pig, it's still a pig... and it's currently snout-down in your wallet." - Michael Fisk

In that character montage at the end of the theme song, Mohammed is standing next to Satan, no less.

Coincidence?

"No matter how much lipstick you put on the taxation pig, it's still a pig... and it's currently snout-down in your wallet." - Michael Fisk

Where Cartman discovers the money he can make off of human embryos. He is sitting at a big executive desk wheelin' and dealin' in aborted babies.
Kind of gross yes, but it was a great joke against abortion and embryonic stem cell research.
Shoot, did I just admit to watching South Park? It really is great mindless entertainment.
MelZ

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than they are about abortion. Nonetheless, it was very interesting.

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Yep, one of the Bronco's is Cartman's mother.

...a long habit of not thinking a thing wrong, gives it a superficial appearance of being right...

---Thomas Paine---

"Land of the Free and Home of da Whopper" Peter Griffin...Family Guy

conform and celebrate diversity....or else!!!

...a long habit of not thinking a thing wrong, gives it a superficial appearance of being right...

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that women have a defective sense of humor, after all women don't like the Three Stooges either.

"Nothing works like freedom, Nothing succeeds like liberty"
Kyle

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Give me some classy humour, like Cosby or Engvall or Foxworthy...

Or, failing that, mindless comedy, like Monty Python.

"Guns don't kill people...
"...But they sure help!"
-Paul Giamatti, Shoot 'Em Up

Bring out... the rack!

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Either that or the "Comfy chair!" And don't forget about tea time.

"Guns don't kill people...
"...But they sure help!"
-Paul Giamatti, Shoot 'Em Up

nudge nudge...
say no more!

But she has a sense of humor refined by years of Monty Python.

I know several women that wear the South Park t-shirts. Heck, one of these ladies is a colleague of mine who constantly references the show to her students.

...a long habit of not thinking a thing wrong, gives it a superficial appearance of being right...

---Thomas Paine---

However, my wife is the one who got me watching it. The first gift I bought her even before we started dating was Season One on DVD. So there is at least one other woman who appreciates it.

I am not a fan of animation, and initially dismissed it as just another Beavis and Butthead, but then a saw an article about Team America, watched it, loved it so decided to give SP a try - I caught the Cartoon Wars episodes - and was really bowled over.

PS I was a big Monty Python fan back in the day as well.

Beavis and Butthead. It was comedy gold. And, like Southpark the show made fun of liberalism.

"Nothing works like freedom, Nothing succeeds like liberty"
Kyle