“The dip s*** woman. God, what’s her name? D*** S***. Is it D*** S*** … it looks like ‘D*** S***’. It’s so appropriate, because she’s Indian, so she’d be d***-in-s*** wouldn’t she, do you know what I mean? Walking along the street … it’s just so funny,”
– paul the racist(confirmed)
The Bach 
Generally in places like the US, comedians have the freedom to say absolutely anything and insult anyone they want in the grossest terms as long as it makes people laugh.
When we see shows like South Park, we realize that it’s ok to insult people as long as you insult everyone at some point in time. Even celebrities like Mel Gibson, Angelina Jolie, Steven Spielberg and Al Gore have been mercilessly insulted in the most offensive manner possible and no one minds…cause it’s comedy.
I tend to agree with that way of thinking. I don’t think we should forcibly censor anyone (though we can criticize them and call the assholes). Cause at the end of the day, we can just ignore words…
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I do not agree with “absolutely anything” part of US freedom of speech thing. Have you heard any one US praising KKK or Nazi swastika lately? Or N words as a matter of fact. So it’s not absolute, it’s selective. I agree on South Park, but one episode of it was full of BLEEPs, you know what I am taking about.
BTW Bhagawad, did you observe the difference here. Southpark is created for one purpose, to make fun of people. But is this Paul guy hired for the purpose what he is doing now? He may be having the right to speak whatever he told now, but do these stupid pointless comments deserve prime time of national network ?
You cannot deny that fact that I retain the right to protest. If nobody protests, no feedback will be supplied. A feedback system should be in place for any System to work near perfect.
Please don’t chose to ignore 🙂
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That is rude and out of line!
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