South Punk

Do you share with me that SP is in fact or in part, somekind of a peacefull social revolution? Isn't it the first time that some show of tv, movies or music performers have satired so extensively and on such a big audience quite everything from left to right wing politics, from people's attidutes to people's dreams? Isn't that what the punk communities of the 70s were doing were doing but somehow failed by being nearly on purpose unintelligent in words? Isn't this the first time we see something like that in an intelligent and also strong but also peacefull way?

Isn't great that even this message could be ridiculed in a SP episode? :p

meneg wrote in news:[email]:

Nope. Been done many, many times, for decades. The Simpsons is a more recent example.

meneg wrote:

That's not my understanding of punk.

Nope. But it's a good show. It's funny more than half the time.

When you watch it butchered in syndication this fall , you'll see the real "social revolution" in action.