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It's more funny because China went crazy about censoring this meme to the point of the entire Winnie the Pooh franchise in any context.
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If it wasn't drugs I'm pretty sure Towelie would be a spooge rag for, like, grocery money. He's just that kind of towel.
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They kinda almost get there since there's definitely a thing of privileged bullies who use progressive social issues as a bludgeon to exclusively target people weaker than they are while being utterly impotent in the face of anyone with actual power (see Garrison-Trump) but stumble at the finish line in actually picking their battles and falling into the same trap of not correctly determining who actually has the power in a situation, let alone the moral high ground.
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I feel it's missing the forest for the trees in that organised sports is kinda hosed up as an institution.
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Waltzing Along posted:I think this is the biggest problem with the show currently. They don't want to work. 10 weeks over a 12 week stretch is all they want to do. I don't think any other TV show ever invested so little time in production. Kinda strikes me as the opposite of Venture Bros.
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TheFattestPat posted:That video was supposed to be from a moderate perspective? That guy dressing up like an angry lesbian is really not helping. Trans women are women. This is not up for debate. Women have demonstrably more to fear from the people who are 'critical' of trans people than from trans people themselves. That said, blue hair has a bad reputation for a reason, generally usually ending up to be spoiled trust fund kids who start running to Republicans wanting common-sense bipartisanship at best the moment their money is threatened.
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Nov 17, 2019 06:02
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Same way there's 'debate' over whether black people are human or women deserve rights. One side is only bigotry and leads only to misery.
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Majorian posted:Yeah, it's this. It has less to do with the girls being smarter, and more to do with Cartman being a stupid lazy entitled piece of garbage. It's a bit funny since paying attention you can actually see why the friends keep Cartman around; he's usually the one taking the initiative and doing the organising for games and events like the fantasy LARP, though he tends to stop putting in effort when it's no longer interesting to him and/or doesn't get him the attention he likes.
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Ironically South Park already did the apropos thing in the Special Olympics episode where Cartman pretends to be retarded to get in but he's so fat and out of shape he performs terribly.
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Nov 19, 2019 11:04
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Bust Rodd posted:Look when people read “I have never thought Family Guy was good” on a web forum it automatically tells us everything we need to know about you and makes us wonder why you’d be posting in a thread for a show you haven’t liked in apparently 20 years. Coming off as “too smart for cartoons” or whatever is just cringey as gently caress dawg. You could literally say the same thing about the Simpsons.
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Nov 19, 2019 16:35
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Doltos posted:The guys in the show act the same way. That's the point. Also in real life.
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ManBearPig specifically shows up in The Stick of Truth as an imaginary creature. And the followup episode specifically has Al Gore go 'I gave up and moved on with my life just like you told me to, and now you come begging for help? Your problem now, lol' with Stan starting to imitate his speech patterns. Pretty clear the idea is they were full on climate change deniers and did a 180 because they realised they were dangerously wrong.
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Eh, they could have gone all Zombie Simpsons years ago but I'll give them credit that South Park has been genuinely trying to mix things up, even if with very mixed results. Probably choosing the worst time to experiment with long-form story arcs.
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Space Cadet Omoly posted:Apparently the key to Stan and Kyle being happy is them being friends, and the key to Cartman being happy is not being around Kyle. I mean, how many episodes are specifically about Cartman being driven to insane, self-destructive actions based on irrational spite that seems to consume his entire being?
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