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10 Things You Didn't Know About South Park

Xaielao says...

The funny thing about the 'Muhammad in a bear suit' is that they had an earlier episode a whole bunch of gods acting like super heroes and he was in it. Nobody made a fuss, nobody got death threats, nobody cared.

Such hypocracy has got to make you laugh. Though I think the episode that got the most grief was the episode were a statue of Mother Mary bled out the ass lol.

A bear playing Tetherball

Russian Bear Shows Off His Amazing Tricks

Russian Bear Shows Off His Amazing Tricks

Bill Maher On Islam and the South Park Bear Suit Controversy

Yogi jokingly says...

>> ^entr0py:

That was quite good and I agree with nearly all of it, except the idea that Fred Phelps and his family are the worst America has to offer. While they are loathsome; they only hurt people's feelings. That doesn't begin to compare to Christian hate groups and militias who bomb abortion clinics or attack minorities. I wish we could claim not to have home-grown scary religious extremists, but that's not the case.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_terrorism#United_States


Whoa whoa whoa...my feelings matter way more than peoples lives!

Bill Maher On Islam and the South Park Bear Suit Controversy

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Cavaliers fan attacks Jazz mascot - gets PWNED by mascot

Dawkins to Imam: What is the penalty for leaving Islam?

ponceleon says...

Sure it is fair to dismiss ALL religion. Just because you are a little crazy in that you believe in magical forces controlling the universe doesn't make it ANY more legitimate.

Of course there are non-violent religious people. Of course there are religious people that don't piss me off as much as the tools I'm mostly talking about, that doesn't mean that they don't suspend reason for something with is just illogical.

I can definitely understand that there are "good teachings" in many religions and I have no problem with that, but it is the fact that those are indistinguishable from the other parts OF THE SAME RELIGIOUS TEXTS which call for violence, war, and intolerance which lead me to my ultimate statement: religion needs to go.

Want to teach about tolerance, love and understanding? Go right ahead, you don't need mana from heaven, Jesus walking on water, crucifixions or Abraham almost killing his son, Mohammed in a bear suit whatever to get there. Secularize the teachings, remove the mumbo-jumbo and the magic rings of power and I'll listen. The problem with mixing good teachings with this suspension of rational thought is that then you are subject to the whims of clergymen who invent their own bullshit (like priests not being able to marry so the church can inherit their property) in order to advance themselves. Teach people to be good and to think, don't teach them superstition, fear and ultimately hate. Yeah yeah, some of these stories in the bible are innocent enough, but by painting this magical harrypotteresque world they open in the doors to people believing in things that WILL have a bad effect on them.

Again I remember a funny debate I had with a Jesus freak: I was discussing abortion and at some point the Jesus freak didn't like the logic I used and tried to convince me that his logic was superior by spouting the following example:

"Unlike you, I believe everyone deserves to live... even someone like YOU. And that is because my god teaches me this."

Think about that for a moment, he was essentially telling me that because of my ideas about abortion and woman's rights, he fundamentally felt that I deserved to die, but only because his god told him not to think that way he was willing to concede me my life.

I do good things because it is better for all of us to be good to each other, not because some magical being threatens me if I don't do what he says. Who is a better person, the one who does good deeds because he wants to do good deeds, or the one who does them because he's afraid of the consequences if he doesn't?

Religion needs to go.


>> ^Myrmidian:

>> ^ponceleon:
I keep saying this in all these clips and I'll keep doing so:
Religion needs to go.

I don't think it's fair to dismiss all religions on the basis of the actions of a few unintelligent or uninformed people.

3 Legged Bear Walking Upright with Excellent Posture

3 Legged Bear Walking Upright with Excellent Posture

3 Legged Bear Walking Upright with Excellent Posture

3 Legged Bear Walking Upright with Excellent Posture



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