[familyop]

"If you don't like free speech, well - don't let the door hit you on the way out - America doesn't need any more leftist slugs..."

That's typical libertine dishonesty. I already covered your false argument in comment #20. There's nothing conservative about promoting anti-family filth and hysteria against religions on television. It's a Democrat desire to destroy conservative social responsibility instead of conserving it, and that's common knowledge.

The old sexually confused Democrat habit of shouting for "free speech" in argument against moral responsibilities, the rights of publishers and freedom of association for groups is getting really tiresome, boring and obviously stupid. Try studying logic.

[Steel Wolf]

The old sexually confused Democrat habit of shouting for "free speech" in argument against moral responsibilities, the rights of publishers and freedom of association for groups is getting really tiresome, boring and obviously stupid. Try studying logic.

The irony of this statement is staggering, considering that the episode in question was 80% about personal responsibility, and 20% about religious fanaticism. Not that you've seen it, of course. As a wise man once said, 'Everyone's entitled to their own opinion, but not their own facts'. Fact of the matter is, there is no entertainment show on television that promotes conservative values with more edge or passion than South Park. Period. Full stop. The superficial aspect is crude and shocking, because they're trying to be funny (and that tends to offend conservatives), but the point of each episode is usually a spear through the heart of liberalism.

[Al Simmons]

And you should try viewing "Team America" before branding the creators of "South Park" as liberals.