The "interviewer" is way too amused. Actually anyone who is amused at all by anything these two do could be called way too amused.

I like South Park, and think every show and website that reasonably can should show pictures of Muhammad so that any individual showing is no big deal.

That said, this whole thing reeks of a publicity stunt rather than a real issue. Online death threats are almost as common as spelling errors, and Comedy Central had every reason to censor it, not to protect against terrorism, but to boost attention and ratings.

The rating is based on the video, not the editorial opinion.

God, I hate BoingBoing and their desperate cock sucking. They're everything I hate about the Internet.











And I really hate hipster beards, regardless who wears them. I don't care how actually cool the person wearing them are, I hate hipster beards. It would be interesting to do a study of facial hair as a useless and impotent response to right wing politics, only they're right wingers, so stfu self.

Next week: waterboarding Jesus whilst shitting on the Stars and Stripes and screaming CUNT NIGGERS over and over again whilst playing the national anthem arranged for Fart Kazoo.

My problem with South Park is not so much that the show isn't funny anymore, it's certainly better than most shows that have tried to milk the gag for so long. My problem is that Parker and Stone have managed to cultivate this image of being renegade left-wing, liberal comedian types who always "sock it to the right" despite the fact that they're so soft on the right that application of this image is meaningless. They've done very little, if any, actually socially conscious comedy that takes any meaningful swipes at the right wing in this country. If anything, the easy humor route of bashing left-wing types has served them MUCH better than anything else. They go after really easy targets, which really undercuts this stupid myth that they're somehow so edgy and out there.

Ugh.

Why even show the interviewer. Why name her. Why give her a presence whatsoever.

I just watched the episode. To me it felt like the bleeps were timed and part of a running gag instead of real censorship.

But of course I just read that the original "Super Best Friends" episode was pulled from streaming on the official site.

I'll give you forty dollars (USD) if you can find two more boring, annoying douches in one place. (This site doesn't count. Sorry oogaBooga and SolRo)

This thing with Muhammad and South Park has been quite the crazy clusterfuck.

Since it's so cool to hate South Park now I'm pretty sure that makes me doubly cool for hating hating South Park.

Also fuck fundamentalists.