If You Liked Michael Moore's 'Fahrenheit 9/11', You're Gonna Love 'Team America-World Police'

Old Cracker Gazette ^ | October 1, 2004 | Old Cracker

[O.C. - Old Cracker]

"American antiwar punks will love it." -Kim Jong Il

[mastercylinder]

me to

[Strategerist]

Couple questions:

1) Have you ever actually seen South Park?

2) Are you aware Michael Moore is viciously attacked in "World Police?"

[flashbunny]

wow, amazing, what damning evidence you have there.

Do you know the movie shows michael moore as a giant lardass with a hot dog in each hand and mustard stains on his shirt???

Oh, the horror. Those damn liberals!

[spinestein]

I've seen almost every episode of South Park and they always bash liberal ideology and they rip liberal celebrities apart.


And it's funny.

[flashbunny]

hey, he doesn't have to actually see something or learn what it's about to know it's crap!!!

Damnit billy, turn off that damn TV!!!

[swilhelm73]

Do you know the movie shows michael moore as a giant lardass with a hot dog in each hand and mustard stains on his shirt???

I'm pretty sure I've seen the picture they got that idea from. ;)

[Rokurota]

The genius of South Park and now World Police is that it makes the "anti-war punks" love it...even though it mocks and tears apart what their world is based upon. They end up laughung at their own stupidity, seemingly never knowing it.

[mastercylinder]

funny site
http://www.iconoclast.ca/MainPage.asp?page=/newPage1.asp

[O.C. - Old Cracker]

Viciously? LOL! Using language like that I sure hope you're a female. If not, then you must be a silly savage.

[Strategerist]

hey, he doesn't have to actually see something or learn what it's about to know it's crap!!!

In the grand tradition of Joseph Farah who gave "The Alamo" a damning review without actually seeing the movie (It's really quite good, and not particularly PC.)

[mastercylinder]

well i have seen every episode and their all funny in their own way south park rocks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Freepdonia]

Aren't Stone and Parker libertarians?

BTW, "That's My Bush" was actually pro-Bush. Their anti-gun control and anti-abortion episodes must have surprised a few liberals watching the show.

[flashbunny]

nice attempt to cover up that you have no idea what you're talking about.

I notice you do that quite a bit.

[mastercylinder]

good point

[O.C. - Old Cracker]

Ahhh, the subtle genius of Stone and Parker! They are indeed brilliant, no?

Er, no.

[pcgTheDestroyer]

I'm still undecided as to whether I'll pay to see it in the theater, or wait for it on Netflix. But in general, so long as I can stomach the vulgarity of Parker and Stone, I think they're about the funniest guys out there. (I *do* think that they're a little hit-or-miss; cf. BASEketball.) But here's how I characterize what they do:

They are what Jon Stewart only ASPIRES to be: equal-opportunity offenders. Stewart claims to be an independent, but is SO vitriolic as to be unwatchable in an election year. Sad, really, as The Daily Show is generally hilarious.

But the South Park folks poke fun at pretentiousness wherever it may occur, including Streisand and other ultra-libs. Sure, they may also go after some conservative sacred cows, but not unfairly. It's true satire. And it's funny.

[spinestein]

I've seen almost every episode of South Park and they always bash liberal ideology and they rip liberal celebrities apart with venom. Michael Moore is portrayed as the pig that he is. I'm planning to see it again and again and again.........

[mastercylinder]

just stop while your behind

[flashbunny]

I think one classifies himself as a republican, and the other as a libertarian.

On thing they aren't (and old crackhead can't grasp this, because he's never watched the show) are liberals. They constantly make fun of liberals whenever possible.

[O.C. - Old Cracker]

I provide evidence, you offer bunny fluff.

"Your honor, I rest my case."