Comedy Central removed a speech about “intimidation and fear” from last nights Southpark episode after a bunch of intolerant muslims threatened to kill the creators for depicting Mohammed. I try not to be too political, but Parker and Stone are my personal heros, so let’s get into this.
Ayaan Hirsi Ali says that the South Park episode “was not just funny, it wasn’t just witty” but it also addressed what she called the essential issue that “one group of people, one religion, that is claiming to be above criticism, and I hope that in the aftermath of this, that we discuss that.”
To her point, two weeks ago South Park mercilessly crushed the Catholic church and the Pope for their consistent and unbelievable actions in helping to make the world a safer place for pedophiles. There were no death threats from the catholic community.
By the way, Ali is a born and raised Muslim who has been persecuted for exposing many of the inherently disgusting, intolerant, and mysogonestic elements of the Islamic faith. Her genitals were mutilated in accordance with her faith, she was forced into marriage and her friend Theo Van Gogh was murdered for the film she wrote a screenplay for that shed a little light on some unflattering but prevalent aspects of the Islamic faith. After persistent death threats stemming from such indignant temerity (that’s sarcasm btw) she moved to the US. I have met her once and would marry her tomorrow if she’d have me.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayaan_Hirsi_Ali
So if you don’t get how incensed I am by those spineless bastards at Comedy Central, then I hope you’ll appreciate just how much I wish you to break your neck while inserting your head up your rectum. A truly free and diverse culture is one were we are allowed to single out the vile scourge holding their religion and people hostage. Placate these folks at your own risk.
PK
