Well, Why Not?

Same link and everything <3

Dude seriously, I’m done with you!

They totally deserved the Apu roast last season 😌

Dude seriously, I’m done with you!

Its easier for people to point fingers at something to make it simple instead of taking the time to look at the bigger picture. A group of 10 people are all going to take away different messages from the same tv show. What you do with those thoughts lies with that individual, and that has nothing to do with the show they just watched

VHS cassettes are collectibles now, don’t @ me.  I’m deciding if I want to get all volumes on VHS or just the two majors ones (vols 1 and 7)

I’ve never watched Adventure Time actually… Should probably check it out!

I love that South Park’s production schedule is now considered common knowledge!

It’s a comedy show! I’m glad a couple of comedy writers aren’t trying to offer solutions to the world’s problems! How self righteous and self entitled would that be? That’s what I like about them.

And what did you guys think of Kenny in this episode? He flipped a finger to his dad when he was preaching about the protest and the workers right to strike, like he couldn’t care. He also looked bored listening to the Marxist box give a speech. When he told his friends he couldn’t join the bike parade he didn’t sound determined, more like he’d given up to his dad’s cause, without really believing in it.

It’s kind of sad, really. Many people thought the bike parade was a happy, feel-good moment, when in reality it was capitalism and the society of the spectacle winning. Even Kenny’s corpse is drug through town despite his wishes i.e. Cartman got his way as usual. Don’t believe for a second that he cares for us to “remember Kenny”.

But to me Kenny’s comment about commodity fetishism seemed like something Joshua brainwashed him into thinking, not a rebellious act that he came up with himself.

And what did you guys think of Kenny in this episode? He flipped a finger to his dad when he was preaching about the protest and the workers right to strike, like he couldn’t care. He also looked bored listening to the Marxist box give a speech. When he told his friends he couldn’t join the bike parade he didn’t sound determined, more like he’d given up to his dad’s cause, without really believing in it.

It’s kind of sad, really. Many people thought the bike parade was a happy, feel-good moment, when in reality it was capitalism and the society of the spectacle winning. Even Kenny’s corpse is drug through town despite his wishes i.e. Cartman got his way as usual. Don’t believe for a second that he cares for us to “remember Kenny”.