Tonight's "South Park" (11/20) exposes "tolerance" nazis. (very funny and spot-on episode!)

http://www.comedycentral.com ^ | 11/20/02 | self

[southern rock]

Tonights episode was a VERY funny and SOPT ON attack against the "tolerance" movement and the homosexual agenda.

From comedycentral.com:

The Death Camp of Tolerance Mr. Garrison returns to teaching with a new assistant to replace Mr. Hat, and the boys are sent to the Death Camp of Tolerance.

If you have not seen this episode yet, you have to see it either tonight or this weekend.

[southern rock]

It's only about 11 pm eastern and 10 central, so this thread may contain spoilers.

[Nuke'm Glowing]

It was a classic that's for sure!

[Brett66]

Darn! I'm at work and will miss it. Don't they replay tonights episode on Saturday?

[SevenofNine]

OHH MAN that episode was funny LOLOLOL!

Did I see gerbil stick to Teacher friend butt LOL!

THAT SO WRONGGGGG

[southern rock]

Yes. Saturdays for sure, and Sunday also, if I am not mistaken. Check your TV guide. This one CANNOT be missed. It is 100% ROTFLMAO!

[Welsh Rabbit]

Crap! I forgot SP was on tonight and missed it. I'll be sure to catch it this weekend...

[kstewskis]

LOL, not to worry, the gerbil made it out just fine ;)

(EW!!!)

[JavaTheHutt]

My favorite Cartman quote, "Democrats piss me off!"

[southern rock]

It is a can't miss episode. Without giving too much away, it involves gerbils and tolerance. Oh yeah, and a nazi "tolerance" death camp. LOL!

[Young Rhino]

Cartman's "lifestyle choice" resulted in three lunches...but the Limeywinks saga was just plain sick.

ROFLMAO.

[southern rock]

LOL, not to worry, the gerbil made it out just fine ;)

And he is now the gerbil king.

[NeoCaveman]

I missed the beginning and the last minutes...but I'll catch it this weekend.

SouthPark Ping.

[republicman]

It was great to see the libs attacked with satire.

a libnazi holds a gun to kids heads demanding that they fingerpaint "every color creed and sexual orientation" over and over again and then make macaroni pictures depicting diversity.

It was great and true--showing how the liberals are nazi-authoritarians cramming their agenda down everyones throat. Every conservative should see this week's south park.

[southern rock]

Every conservative should see this week's south park.

Every liberal NEEDS to see this week's South Park!

[Bogey780]

The environmentalist episode blasted them too.

**Holds up pocketwatch**
"The Earth is sacred, Republicans are evil..."

[NeoCaveman]

My favorite part was the the "tolerance museum" employee screaming at the smoker. I see sodomy is to be tolerated, but smoking is evil; my the mental gymnastics it takes to be a Lefty these days

[gaijin]

South Park is very shrewd political stuff.

I will allow that to stay on the air, the program has had to make some concessions to the left, but by and large it's a great asset for our side.

The leftists have suddenly been confronted by a mostly rightishly-inclined, popular instrument of propoganda in their own historical backyard --TV.

The left has counter-attacked by skillful maneuvering some conservatives into a knee-jerk position of dismissing the program away as just another example of the TV filth that conservatives are generally right to rail against. This is a two-fer, because through this strategy the left can also cash-in on the notion that conservatives don't know how to have a good time.

Libs can't rail against the program --this strategy would backfire by drawing deeper interest to the program, and also by casting liberalism in a new spoilsport, anti-free expression image.

We know libs hate freedom, but Costco Kathy does not.

It's wise for libs to hate South Park because it's two writers makes such effective use of a lethal brand of satire against liberal social abuses.

We need much more of this stuff. If the libs speak out, they lose. And if they bit their lips, they just lose later.

[Nick Danger]

The "tolerance nazis," eh? It has come to that, hasn't it.

[weikel]

This was the best episode ever it even beat Sexual Harassment Panda and the Starvin Marvin episodes.

[weikel]

Reminds me of the same Kinison routine about how Walt Disney was inspired by the mouse to build Disney. And if he had been gay he just would have stuck the mouse up his a**.