Kyle's Essay on America

Didn't ANYONE find the beauty in this ep???? Kyle wrote an essay about putting all poor people in camps and killing them.. so there would be no poor people and there would the perfect society of "gods". Being a Jewish kid, this was AWESOME! Trey Parker and Matt Stone have such a talent of teaching a great lesson or, at least making an excellent point, by using the innocence of an 8-year-old. I mean... who could BLAME Kyle after the way his father explained society to him?

I know SP is supposed to be a lighthearted thing... but in most episodes there's a gem like this just sitting there, and that's why I truly love this show!

Christina

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Heard and seconded.

Tirya

Personally, I preferred Cartman's paper about why he thinks Endor is better than America :) -Toni

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Well, I can't say I disagree! :) That was AWESOME :)

Christina

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THanks... I was preparing for a serious slamming for that... I wrote tht and realized most of the people on this NG don't give two shits about anything of substance having to do with SP. :) (Dare I say it, but I've actually be TOUCHED by some eps!! Being physically disabled myself, I found Conjoined Fetus Lady to be one of the most informative ANYTHING about the feelings of a person with a disability). I'm glad to know there really are people who get it!!

Take care! Christina

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I agree completely and scoff at those who think M&T don't think about things like that. . . they're just funny.

BTW: did you notice that Kyle refered to his idea as a "final solution"?

Exactly. You'd have to be blind not to see the satire, deep or otherwise, that shows that Trey and Matt aren't just potheads, they know what they're talking about. Actually, looking at some things they've said and observed, they're rather smart, too. And usually right.

Marguerrite, Hunter of the Infamous Matt and Trey (they call me Kim, but I know better) Aka Crabtree-Norn "Sit down and shut up!" "&^*$ Censorship!"-originated on alt.tv.southpark

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No no no, that is merely a disguise for its very clever and very accurate satire...