Posted on 04/25/2009 12:29:34 AM PDT by iowamark
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQhRXcX6GVY
(Excerpt) Read more at youtube.com ...
AFLAC!
I’m pretty sure I would find more if I looked.
Well, I’m glad you don’t have an original thought to share. If you’d like, you can check my posting history for both this and my previous handle. I’d guess I’ve probably posted on 4 television shows, excluding “South Park.” It’s been a nice discussion with you.
Watching it is like going to your high school reunion and finding that nobody's changed. Or maybe like stumbling on some creepy village that's been forgotten by time.
Check this out. It explains a lot about the show (with Norwegian subtitles, no less).
I tend to save my thoughts for when they are useful, not for when someone has an pro-leftist historical fixed position that they want to bang on about.
Well, I’m glad you joined a discussion forum and refuse to discuss things except with those that share your viewpoint on every single issue. Good on ya.
Yeah, so then out comes the straw man argument; inventing some fake broad interpretation. Yawn. There are some great points to be made here, but they’re wasted on you. You don’t give a rat’s arse. For some reason, you defend leftist propaganda. It could be that you’re a plant, or it could be that you are a media addict, and you watch this stuff all the time, and are totally numb to its effects, so you are defending your own ego. I don’t honestly care which, because either way, you don’t give a rats arse.
Regarding your attack that I "defend leftist propaganda," please tell me where that line is drawn when it comes to entertainment. Is everything leftist propaganda? Is there a point where it becomes neutral? Are there any forms of entertainment which are conservative?
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