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To: Generic_Login_1787
Correct me if I'm wrong, but in that episode of South Park, the "Confederates" marched across the US winning battle after battle and were on the verge of victory as then-President Clinton was prepared to surrender. Had it not been for two of the kids dressing up like Jefferson Davis and Abraham Lincoln, then the South would have won.

Perhaps you have a different view of it, but from where I'm sitting, anything that shows the South winning the War of Northern Aggression is glorifying, and by your own admission it was alcohol that led to that near victory.

Ipso facto, the show glorified drunkenness.

Perhaps I sound ignorant on some of the details, but I know glorified drinking when I see it.

75 posted on 03/03/2007 6:30:51 PM PST by SittinYonder (Ic þæt gehate, þæt ic heonon nelle fleon fotes trym, ac wille furðor gan)
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To: SittinYonder

Lighten up Francis! It is a cartoon!


79 posted on 03/03/2007 6:36:14 PM PST by mickey finn
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To: SittinYonder
Perhaps I sound ignorant on some of the details, but I know glorified drinking when I see it.

Good for you, why should you know what you're talking about when it's just as easy to have an opinion without thinking.

You can't argue with someone who's secure in his ignorance. So I won't.

81 posted on 03/03/2007 6:41:53 PM PST by Generic_Login_1787
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To: SittinYonder; Generic_Login_1787

Ipso facto, the show glorified drunkenness.




Or the show demonstrated how dangerous and destructive drunkenness can be.

My; what a silly game we are playing.


85 posted on 03/03/2007 6:45:09 PM PST by Grizzled Bear ("Does not play well with others.")
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