South Park FTW on Economics and Gullible Old People

[Keith and stuff]

They've stood up for big business and though they definitely have a tongue cheek way of supporting the LGBT community, they had an episode where Big Gay Al basically explained that it was okay for the Boy Scouts to not allow gays be scout leaders (even though they probably didn't take notice that the scouts aren't completely a privately funded organization...but the point was very libertarian in message).

Maybe that issue was related to the news stories about how the Boy Scouts gets welfare as it is allowed to rent out government land for free.

[eduardo89]

South Park is about Anti-Authoritarian as you get. They've stood up for big tobacco by addressing how things like smoking bans are a form of fascism.

http://www.southparkstudios.com/full...07e13-butt-out

funny episode

[BamaAla]

That can't be right. I'll figure a way to refute this. I can't think of one right now though. Oh god... there has to be at least one possible TV show.

Breaking Bad...supply and demand at work.

South Park is a real gem; although, it has gone down in quality in the past few years imho.

[devil21]

Breaking Bad...supply and demand at work.

South Park is a real gem; although, it has gone down in quality in the past few years imho.

They used to be more about lampooning celebs and pop culture. Now the show is somehwat more big picture, politically oriented. I can't even remember the last episode that a celeb was skewered.