Seth McFarland has been a complete libtard prick since forever. Loves making fun of Christians too
I always thought Family Guy sucked. It was nothing compared to South Park. Then I heard this interview with Matt and Trey where they basically said Family Guy is simply a derivative work with zero innovation, my hatred had clarity:
“I just want to say for the record right now, we’ve seen Family Guy, it’s… it’s… we do hate it,” Parker admits in an interview. “We do hate Family Guy. And we totally understand that people love it, and that’s why we put it in the show. We understand that it speaks to some people, and it can just be a simple laugh, and that’s great… and we certainly don’t think it should be taken off the air or anything like that. We just don’t respect it in terms of writing.”
“I think what makes me disappointed about Family Guy is that it could be an amazing show,” Stone chimes in. “You can tell there are smart people working on it.”
“I don’t think they work hard enough,” says Parker. “They need to work harder.”
After ‘Cartoon Wars’ aired, we got calls from people at The Simpsons, of people saying ‘Thank you.’ Because they actually hate Family Guy more than we do, even though they won’t say it,” says Parker. “And then we got calls from people that work on King of The Hill– They said, quote, ‘You’re doing God’s work by ripping on Family Guy…’ That’s sort of how everyone in this town feels about Family Guy,” says Parker. “And it’s sort of a childish jealousy thing too, because it’s like ‘come on, our stuff is cooler,’” he says (in an Eric Cartman voice.)”
Ayn Rand said “It is a moral crime to give money to support your own destroyers.” In turn, I refuse to watch Family Guy or buy any of Seth’s flatulent crooner albums.