[FreedomNeocon]

Here is one that gave me a chuckle




w13rd0 (1000+ posts)
Thu Apr-27-06 01:09 AM
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3. Some of the episodes are funny...
..some are dumb as hell. And the concept of the "South Park Republican" is just a more polite term for "crass dumbshit conservative". But sometimes crass dumbfuckery can be amusing, but I certainly wouldn't take any cues from those guys on policy matters. They seem ill-informed at best, and proudly and willfully ignorant at worst.

[FreedomNeocon]

One last one... now this guy is a DUer telling other DU'ers to "lighten up" (the other one is actually a 'response to this one, note the title similarity)

[FreedomNeocon]

One last one... now this guy is a DUer telling other DU'ers to "lighten up" (the other one is actually a 'response to this one, note the title similarity)


http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=364x1035323

HornBuckler (729 posts)
Wed Apr-26-06 11:45 PM
Original message


South Park and those with little to no sense of humor. I've been here since the beginning, mostly a lurker, I admit. However, you guys disappoint me something fierce (not that you give a damn). The intellectual rants and posts of yesteryear are long gone - replaced by commentary on one of the best TV shows in modern history being misunderstood by -GASP- seemingly intelligent liberals. I said this before in a different thread but it needs repeating. Liberals have the strangle hold on artistic talent : Musicians, artists, comedians, etc. Why? Because we ARE philanthropists. If you can't find the humor in South Park you really are getting too old/convoluted in your own BS. I think this underlying trend turns off a lot of potential liberals. Flame on