April 14, 2006
"South Park" Ridicules Comedy Central
And deservedly so. I just got around to watching my tape of the episode that's the big meme this morning.
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The fact that Comedy Central portrays itself as so cutting edge and then pusses out because they won't show a cartoon of Mohammed is the ultimate in hypocrisy. Congrats to Matt Stone and Trey Parker for coming with a brilliant way to show how badly the First Amendment has been beaten down by political correctness.
This quote from Robbie at The Malcontent sums it up best:
"To think, a silly little cartoon on basic cable about a redneck mountain town does more to defend the constitution than such self-vaunted press institutions like the New York Times and CNN. What an extraordinary world we find ourselves in."Here, here.
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Stone and Parker have been on top of their game, in my opinion. I think for a Saturday morning cartoon post, I'll put up a video of the episode poking fun at the media hysteria over Katrina.
Posted by: Wordsmith at April 14, 2006 01:00 PM (nrGCx)
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Given that "Super Best Friends" is still aired, with a cartoon depiction of Mohammed, you don't suppose CC and Parker and Stone are pulling a "work" on us? For publicity?
Posted by: Wordsmith at April 14, 2006 01:03 PM (nrGCx)
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