Reaper G wrote:
>>>>>>The episode was far more about the tendency towards "Fashion-Disease-
>>>>>>Causes-Du-Jour" and the fact that the only thing missing in finding a
>>>>>>cure for HIV/Aids is a major injection of funding (syringe filled with
>>>>>>concentrated money duh...). Had very little to do with wealth vs
>>>>>>medical care except for the single scene in Africa
>>>>
>>>>>I thought the point was that some people think all we need to do is dump
>>>>>more money into AIDS reasearch, hence the ridiculous idea of injecting
>>>>>money.
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>>>>No, the point is for people to watch the mediocre animated show on TV, then
>>>>run to the Internets and pretend they're participating in some sort of
>>>>book-of-the-month club by posting bullshit which, judging by reading
>>>>comments below YouTube videos and similar, represents a pinnacle of
>>>>intellectualism in the world today.
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>>>Actually, the point is to make people with a sense of humor laugh,
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>>So why aren't they doing it, then? If that's the case, they haven't made a
>>point in quite some time now.
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> Nope, I have a sense of humor,
Oooh, catchy... where'd you get this one, in the "Some of My Best Friends
Are Jewish and Other Lame Claims"?
> and I enjoy SP's satire.
SP has satire? Huh, that's news to me. You mean when they portrait Gore as a
cretin who keeps saying "I'm serial"? Or when they show Dawkins having sex
with Ms.Garrison? Or when they make an entire episode based on the premise
of pubic hair lice living on Jolie's crotch?
That's not satire - that is lazy writing for adolescents and their
intellectually equivalent idiots.
SP is a mediocre animated show with occasional moments of brilliance - just
enough to show what they could do if they tried. Instead we get Oprah's cunt
holding a gun. Fucking hilarious! If you're ten.
> Strike one.
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>>>and to piss off whiny, uptight crybabies.
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>>No, that's my job.
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> You don't have any mirrors in your house, do you? Strike two.
Ask your momma, boy.
Come down off the cross
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