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In the episode "Honey, I'm Homeland", Stan tries to infiltrate a leftist cell he believes it is planning a terrorist attack, but he gets captured by the same cell, although with a cringe twist in the finale of the episode. In the episode, Lincoln is called a "[[fascist]]" alongside [[George Washington]] and [[Teddy Roosevelt]], and there's a disgustingly and shamelessly revisionist part in which [[Thomas Jefferson]] is briefly described as the one who freed the slaves instead of [[Abraham Lincoln]].
In the episode "Honey, I'm Homeland", Stan tries to infiltrate a leftist cell he believes it is planning a terrorist attack, but he gets captured by the same cell, although with a cringe twist in the finale of the episode. In the episode, Lincoln is called a "[[fascist]]" alongside [[George Washington]] and [[Teddy Roosevelt]], and there's a disgustingly and shamelessly revisionist part in which [[Thomas Jefferson]] is briefly described as the one who freed the slaves instead of [[Abraham Lincoln]].
Also, similarly to ''[[Family Guy]]'', there are also many episodes with [[misandrist]] and [[Ageism|ageist]] messages (including ageism against relationships between legal and consenting adults with significant age-differences like the episode "Bullocks to Stan") and [[Pedophilia|female pedophilia]] that is normally and socially accepted and even encouraged (most of these episodes involve the 13-14 y.o. Smith's child Steve).
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