(Cartoon credits/special thanks Chris Muir)
South Park's Censorshipgate
Why did Mo' have to go? Whose free-speech rights in America risk censorship?
Who are the evil doer fighters behind the scenes of the tightly orchestrated outrage of South Park's Censorshipgate unfolding drama that enlisted a Seattle cartoonist to magically pick up the gauntlet and defend our nation's greatest treasure, free-speech comedy and inspire Everybody Draw Mohammed Day May 20?
Special thanks to Scott Creighton, who explores behind the scenes at American Everyman here.
Of course, lousy ratings over at South Park might be an even more crass explanation for Comedy Central's shocking censorship of Mo'. Nah. Too boring.
Party on, plebes!
-2Truthy
3 comments:
I think it was Mel Brooks or Jesus who once said, "Let the one without free-speech cast the first one-liner."
GREAT cartoon!!
"And a high chair for my wife" LOL!
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