They wan't out don't they? I expect them to push it as far as they can this season commenting on each handfull of dirt as it fills in the hole. They're loving it and I doubt they could care less.
Anybody here think that Matt and Trey are digging their own graves.
Apr 14, 2006, 4:57 PM ET7 posts by 6 postersalt.tv.southpark
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blue wrote in message news:l1U%f.56872$[email]...
They are at their best when in the thick of it, not only commenting on the news but making it. There is so much stupidity of the institutions of the world they will have no problem keeping it up. I would like to have seen them take a swing at the war in Iraq, though. When it comes to US militarism they seem on the jingoist side.
"Detector" wrote in message news:[email]...
Nationalism is a form of insanity that is invisible to those it infects. It's a lot like the way a religion or an ideology encourages people to believe in it wholeheartedly, making it unnecessary and possibly evil to even consider the other guy's side.
blue wrote:
The show has never been so controversial as it's been this season... but I don't think the show is any more "bad" than it's ever been. It's just a contentious political climate right now.
But it's taking on their own station that intrigues me. They were censored and unless it is all a ruse I think they might well be a little upset - and when they get upset... Matt and Trey whenever I've seen them interviewed always talk about how they don't want to do any more southpark, and then they do. I just wonder if they've made a concious descision to say "fuck it" and just try and push it as far as they can.
On 2006-04-14 16:57:53 -0400, blue said:
This season so far has been FANTASTIC! One the best I think. Current topics, nearly up to the minute stuff! I LOVE IT!
If memory serves me correctly, blue wrote:
First Isaac Hayes, then George Clooney, and now Comedy Central. Are they deliberately trying to burn all their bridges?