No major figure in Hollywood has ever said a word about the Jihadic murder of filmaker Theo Van Gogh. And, even though Hollywood is a world which is disproportionately high population of Jews, women, and homosexuals, Hollywood, as a body does not acknowledge the threat of Islamofascism.
Hell, I haven't even heard a single Hollywood star, or executive, speak out against Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
They only speak out on things which are safe. You know, where they aren't going to get killed.
Anyway, Dhimmidy Central, as you all know, refused to show Mohammed in last nights South Park episode. Well, screw them then, the bunch of petit pussois. Screw them and the cute little French pony they rode in on.
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Hollywood doesn't lead. At best, it throws darts at current issues by making historical dramas and touting them as allegories for modern events. Can it -- and should it -- do better? Hell yes.
But until the news media does its job, Hollywood will have precious little truth to fictionalize... and little reason to take a stand.
Derek strikes again. Try the comments section as well as the graphic of Hollywood.
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This guy says the uncensored clip that's circulating on the Internet is a fake, with Mohammed Photoshopped directly from the fifth season episode "Super Best Friends", and the "Jihad, Jihad" being an audio clip of the Dirkadirkastan terrorists from Team America.
That doesn't necessarily mean that Comedy Central didn't touch the episode, just that the fake clip isn't the actual animation that was cut out.
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