Posted on 11/25/2007 5:47:35 PM PST by chasio649
If you saw the Go, Go, God story played out (the buck rogers parody) you would have seen a somewhat respectful view of religious belief.
Sure, they may not believe in Jesus. But they, like many of our generation with similar politics, are not willing to totally condemn faith.
I didn’t get the full meaning, xjcsa, EveningStar, and PennsylvaniaMom ran it down to me, in addition to yall’s posts. Me thinks me gots it now. Thanks.
There’s a key line from that episode that sums up the whole shebang:
Kyle: If you don’t show Mohammed, then you’ve made a distinction what is okay to poke fun at, and what isn’t. Either it’s all okay, or none of it is.
It was definitely one of South Park’s more offensive moments, but I don’t think the point would have been made quite as effectively if it hadn’t gone that route. Yeah, it probably put off a lot of viewers(you included). I think we need to view this in the big picture angle though. South Park is counter culture, and does a VERY effective job of getting people(especially younger people, their target audience) to think and question the absurdity of PC. I don’t think there’s any other popular television program that does this, let alone do it as well as South Park does.
“south park!!! politically incorrect humor (hehe).
wheres trey parker when u need him?”
When read your post I saw these words in the sentence.
trailer park
Kind of fits the humor.
deleted scene for your pleasure....gotta love ol’ Butters! ;)
http://youtube.com/watch?v=syYr4VZfoWw
Hey Cartman, did Adolph Zitler launch an attack across your face!? LOL!
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