[SeminoleSoldier]

Another example of what I hate about liberals - a bunch of coffee-house bs artists with pretensions of grand artistic and social insight, but in reality only criticizing those who have actually DONE something to make the world better and surrendering when there is a real fight or a real example of somebody snuffing out the light of objective (or satirical) criticism with the basest of arguments: the threat of physical violence.

[Rome2000]

Pussies

[AnotherUnixGeek]

Another example of what I hate about liberals - a bunch of coffee-house bs artists with pretensions of grand artistic and social insight, but in reality only criticizing those who have actually DONE something to make the world better and surrendering when there is a real fight or a real example of somebody snuffing out the light of objective (or satirical) criticism with the basest of arguments: the threat of physical violence.

If you're referring to Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the guys who make South Park, you're pointing at the wrong guys. The episode was heavily censored by Comedy Central/Viacom. Comedy Central has also refused to let Parker and Stone make the episode available on their web site.