South Park is right wing.

S09E03 WingretroJun 18, 1999, 4:59 PM ET2105 days before it aired37 posts by 22 posters
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rAD

Sure, I enjoy SP for the sound of children swearing (always nice). But lately I've noticed that the themes of many of the shows are conservative, a refreshing change from the politically correct drivel of most of the media.

On one episode we learn that chain stores, such as Starbucks, are not always bad. That they got where they are by providing better products than the local yokels. We also learned about the evils of power-mad Hollywood liberals like Robert Redford and Barbra Strident, the former a victim of a shit explosion. And on the latest episode we saw how incompetent and ineffective species are SUPPOSED to become extinct and how pointless is it to try to preserve them. What was their name, the Jackoffagouse?

rAD

PstokelyrAD

are you also saying it's okay to destory the rainforest

rADPstokely

Pstokely wrote in message news:[email]...

I call it the "jungle". It's no different from any other part of the world. It can be improved by man.

Don't believe everything you read. Most of it is crap. Check out www.junkscience.com.
SuttsteverAD

In article , "rAD" writes:

Yeah, let's cut down all that oxygen-providing vegetation. Who needs air, anyway?

----- Steve Sutton Springfield, Georgia E-mail me at [email]
The PacifistSuttsteve

Actually, we could chop down all the Rainforest and we'd still have more than enough oxygen. Most of our oxygen is produced by algae and lichen...

The Pacifist

Suttsteve wrote in message ...

world.

BillrAD

You are aware, I hope, that "junkscience.com" is funded by the industries that stand to lose the most from environmental regulation?

You're right about how we shouldn't believe everything we read, but that cuts both ways, you know.

Pstokely wrote in message ...

No no no! Parker and Stone aren't saying it's OK to destroy the rainforest; they're poking fun at limousine liberals in general and limousine environmentalists in particular.

South Park makes fun of *everyone* and *everything*, which is why I find it impossible to be offended. And for every tweak at sanctimonious liberals, there's an episode like "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride", the gun nuts Jimbo and Ned, and Jesus as a public access talk-show host.

You think this is poking fun at religion? Jesus is actually the only adult (along w/ chef) who has any sense in the town.

Metlhd3138 wrote in message ...

Well, it sure wouldn't make Ralph Reed and his buddies too happy. . .

I'd rather have a tempura in front of me than a temporal anomaly.
Kyle BroslofskiMetlhd3138

Which is why I have no clue why Christians bitch about Jesus being on this show. I'm a Christian (by birth) and I'm not offended at all. He may say his occasional <bleep>, but Jesus *was* human, as Christians believe (Christians also consider saying "curse words" to be a sin--breaking of the "rules"), and Jesus is human and therefore he could "sin", then there would be nothing wrong with him being depicted as having an occasional slip of the tongue here and there.

Christians are just making a big old deal out of peanuts. The way Jesus is depicted is not at all against any Christian beliefs. If I hear one more Christian whine about Jesus being a character on South Park, I will scream.

Just an opinion.

~Kyle Broslofski~� �1999, All Rights Reserved, Void Where Prohibited, Batteries....Not Included. "Obsessive Cartman Fan...AND PROUD OF IT!!!"
Kyle Broslofski wrote in message ... >Metlhd3138 wrote: >> >> >Jesus as a public access talk-show host.

Christians need to learn to laugh at themselves. Whether you are black, white, Native American, Christian, Jewish, or Buddhist, straight, gay, or bi, there's always something about you that can be made fun of. I happen to have read humor about my religious faith and things that I believe in, and I often laugh at them myself. Half the time, they are the exaggerated version of the truth. As long as people like Trey and Matt are educated about the real way things are, and don't believe what they say in humor to be true in a serious light as well, then there's no problem here. With freedom comes the abuse of it, and until we learn to stop being so goddamn PC, we're going to have a lot of problems. IMO, that's what South Park is all about.

-Kim (well, that was a pointless rambling..)

In article , [email] (BRaines000) wrote:

I hear that Jews for Jesus have used the SP Jesus in their literature. LOL

rADrAD

Joseph Singer wrote in message news:7kgbo1$r5f$[email]...

conservative, a

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Ha, a commie-lib jewboy.

VincentrAD

Maybe this series should have a "Not to be wieved by possible politicians" warning.

rAD wrote:

Vincent -"Mostly harmless" --
RDM1976Vincent

Ultimately, it's just a freakin cartoon! Who cares if it's got liberal or conservative undertones. Do you honestly think anyone will change their views and/or beliefs because of South Park? I tend to hang out on the liberal side of things, but since it's just a caroon, nothing they say or do is gonna bug me in the least.

VincentRDM1976

Haha!! Seriously? A source of sarcasm like SP is impossible to ignore. Besides, a cartoon(that you can laugh at) can attack subjects in a way that normally would cause a lawsuit(?right word?). "It expands your mind", no dubt about that.

RDM1976 wrote:

Vincent -"Mostly harmless" --
jrAD

On Fri, 18 Jun 1999 16:59:53 -0400, "rAD" wrote:

   Yea ... but they they trash gun owners and hunters
   as mindless destructors (not *evil* - just misguided).
   SP is not "conservative" by any means, but it's not
   entirely "liberal" either. The writers are obviously
   wise to how much of the "liberal" agenda and popular
   philosophy is just pure bullshit. In this respect, I
   equate it with the old "DuckMan" series.
   And it's always refreshing to hear little TV children
   swearing like sailors ... just like REAL kids do ...
   -j
rADj

Gee j, where do you live? The kids I know don't swear. My nephew doesn't and I didn't and neither did my brothers and sisters. If I had a kid who swore a lot I'd smack the shit out him. Sure, it sounds cool. But screw that.

jrAD

On Sun, 20 Jun 1999 07:34:02 -0400, "rAD" wrote:

   Uh, you DO realize that there is a CONSIDERABLE
   DIFFERENCE between the way kids act while an
   authority figure is spying on them and the way
   they act when amongst their peers ??? I'll bet
   your nephew knows and uses cuss-words rarely
   heard outside of a Shanghai whorehouse. If he
   doesn't, well, maybe there's something wrong
   with him ...
   -j

Missed the point, didn't you.

Can't recognize a little sarcasm?

Mark

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GHouckMark Edward Balcom

Whoa, Mark! Did YOU actually write/recognize some sarcasm? That's right up there with irony, which you have a lot of trouble with. Nice improvement.

How're the clearcut-logging facts coming along? Ready to respond to responses to your latest allegations?

ghouck

Stephen HopkinsMark Edward Balcom

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Mark Edward Balcom wrote in message ...

doesn't and

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Hey you tree-huggin' hippie, that ain't sarcasm, dude, that's fact! Any kids you know, try to listen in on them when they think they're not being observed. Would shatter your illusions/delusions in an instant.

- -- Stephen Hopkins PGP key ID 0xE24AA972 on public key-server or e-mail me. "It's the alien anal probe! It's shooting fire from Cartman's rectum!" SPS1#1

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jStephen Hopkins

"Stephen Hopkins" wrote:

   Hey, when I was a nice middle-class small-town
   kid in the mid 60s, it was practically a contest
   to see who could use "fuck" and "shit" the most
   times in one sentence. The "South Park" boys
   wouldn't have made the grade - well, Cartman
   might get honorable mention. The way kids talk
   amongst themselves is extremely different from
   the way they talk in front of Reverend Lovejoy
   dontchaknow.
   Evil persons want to keep TV cameras on the kids
   24 hours a day to FORCE them to maintain the
   public facade. This is supposed to make them
   "better" people who will build a "better" nation.
   Big Brother is very pleased ...
   -j
D.G. PorterStephen Hopkins

YOU'RE A BUNGHOLE FUCKWIT BARBARA STREISAND! NYAAAAAAHHHHH! Dork.

Stephen HopkinsD.G. Porter

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D.G. Porter wrote in message ...

At least I try to steer clear of obscenities as insults. Care to engage what brain cells you actually have left working before you hit the "Reply" command?

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D.G. PorterStephen Hopkins

No, I don't have any! You're a stupid bunghole Beav butt Beavis.

Stephen HopkinsD.G. Porter

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D.G. Porter wrote in message ...

hit

And it shows.

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Stig T.LarsenrAD

rAD wrote in message news:[email]... If I had a kid who swore a

U know.....there's actually a law against that? Besides , I swore like hell when I was a kid.(Still F***ing does ,really)

STL

Eric PerlinrAD

SP is neither right-wing nor left-wing. There's something there to offend everyone, or at least anyone oversensitive enough to take it too seriously.

SP could easily be interpreted as leftist because of the pro-gay episode (Big Gay Al's Gay Boat Ride) or the frequent mocking of the Christian religion.

SP also made fun of the Muslim religion once, in an episode that Comedy Central has refused to air even once.

jEric Perlin

On Wed, 23 Jun 1999 02:39:38 GMT, "Eric Perlin" wrote:

   Is it availible as a RealVideo or something on the net ...
   like the "Spirit of Christmas" bit ?
   I'll agree with you ... SP is an equal-opportunity
   offender, bless its heart. They find things that
   they know *someone* holds sacred and stick pins
   into it. Apparently the creators have finally come
   to the one great truth - that the only thing in
   modern culture which is *really* obscene are people
   WAY too easy, indeed eager, to be "offended".
   -j

<<SP also made fun of the Muslim religion once, in an episode that Comedy Central has refused to air even once.>>

Which one?

"Never let someone else or something else control your life. Never bow down to anyone. And live like every day is your last. Who knows? It just might be." -Daniel M. Gordon

Remove munist to reply.

Stephen HopkinsDaniel Gordon

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Daniel M. Gordon wrote in message ...

I don't think they actually *made* one, unless my information is out of date, which could be. This quote from the Independent on Sunday, March 29, 1998:

Although The Spirit of Christmas features such decidedly untelevisable lines such as 'Dude, don't say "pigfucker" in front of Jesus', [Matt] Stone claims that it wasn't difficult to housebreak their creation for mass consumption. 'Every once in a while, we'd love to be able to say "fuck" or "shit", but other than that, we haven't really had to tone down the show. We tackle the subject matter we want to. Comedy Central wouldn't let us do an episode on the Nation of Islam--I think they were just afraid for our safety--but more often, we're surprised at what they let us get away with.'

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In article , "Eric Perlin" wrote:

What about when they all went on that mission in South America and they sang that song "Getting Gay With Kids Is Here"?

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natchrAD

In article , "rAD" wrote:

conservative, a

media.

You're right, it has swung towards more conservatism - what a shame!

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natch wrote in message ...

<snip>

According to Matt Stone in the Independent on Sunday, March 29, 1998, there is no agenda behind the programme. "'I don't give a shit about being PC or anti-PC,' he says. 'We tackle subject matter that we think is funny or unique. We make statements through our humour, but we're not out to make statements. It's never, 'Let's do a show about homosexuality' or whatever. We have our viewpoints but we don't proselytise, we're just out to make people laugh.'

Even so, episode #104 (Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride) was nominated for an award by the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (Ibid); whether it actually won it or not I do not know. Do any of you?

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