Seth McFarlane talks about South Park

Comparing their political philosophies,, the South Park guys are libertarian, while McFarlane is a Democrat whose pet issues seem to be gay rights and marijuana decriminalization. The two shows certainly have a lot in common. Hypocrisy provides endless material for comedy.

ok, lets start off. South Park has no right to show Jesus Christ "crapping" on people. but they wont even show MUHAMMAD??? i have nothing agaisnt other religions such as Islam, but how dare they take aim at Christianty. pfft. im all for Family Guy. Yes, sometimes the show is going agaisnt Christianty, but, they have better morel values. and they are a heck of a lot funnier.=]

South Park is ten times better than Family Guy. Family Guy is overrated. South Park always makes me laugh. South Park kicks ass! Family Guy Sucks!

and one more thing... it's peanut-butter-jelly time! peanut-butter-jelly time!

I've seen more episodes of South Park, and only a couple of Family Guy. It's clear to me that Family Guy is a lot better quality animation and better and funnier material. Whoever said here they have a problem with Cool Aid man breaking through a wall for the fifth time, must have stopped counting when they killed Kenny for the millionth time. Other than that, South Park takes cheap easy shots at the most contraversial issues in order to maximize attention and ratings. Family Guy kills Kenny and rest of the crew.

i'm just all for not censoring anything.

I am confused. All I am saying is it isn't a one-sided issue. One side wants to buckle down and appease Islamo-facists, and the other side wants to stop filth.

Comedy Central is for showing Jesus Christ shitting on people, but is against showing Mohammed giving a guy a helmet. This example shows which of the two sides are more out of touch. Both are a bit out of touch, but the elitist liberal (the types that run the press and networks like Comedy central) executives are way more.

It was my understanding that this thread wouldn't require flowcharting skills.

Brent
Think of Cartoon Network(C) as the middle man between the conservative family organization(A) and South Park(B). South Park(B) says, "We to want to push the envelope" and conservative family organizations(A) say, "No more envelope pushing". For A to effect B, they use FCC to effect C, and C wants to keep both sides happy, but they can't do anything about A, so C effects B, therefore A effects B. Or something along those lines.

It is interesting that he blames conservative family organizations for causing increasing censorship. It was liberal executives at Comedy Central that censored the South Park "Cartoon Wars" episode.