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::I know what socially liberal and libertarian are defined as.  What I am gettng at is that the show is wrongly heaped.  Another example could be the show's mockery of the attempt to ban the N word through an entire episode.  Besides it's crassness, the show is one the most balanced on TV and it handles issues with maturity while throwing a mask of fart jokes to add some comic relief.

::I know what socially liberal and libertarian are defined as.  What I am gettng at is that the show is wrongly heaped.  Another example could be the show's mockery of the attempt to ban the N word through an entire episode.  Besides it's crassness, the show is one the most balanced on TV and it handles issues with maturity while throwing a mask of fart jokes to add some comic relief.

As for The Simpsons, the show does lean leftward, but gives both sides a say.  For instance, the show makes scatig comments about neo-hippies, President Carter, and President Clinton.  Ned Flanders is often a set up but the jokes are never hugely inflammatory (to put it in perspective if someone made jokes about my POV at that level, I'd let it slide, maybe even let a smile crack through).  And if you can't laugh at yourself, you don't deserve to be taken seriously. --[[User:Snotbowst|Snotbowst]] 21:12, 4 January 2009 (EST)

As for The Simpsons, the show does lean leftward, but gives both sides a say.  For instance, the show makes scatig comments about neo-hippies, President Carter, and President Clinton.  Ned Flanders is often a set up but the jokes are never hugely inflammatory (to put it in perspective if someone made jokes about my POV at that level, I'd let it slide, maybe even let a smile crack through).  And if you can't laugh at yourself, you don't deserve to be taken seriously. --[[User:Snotbowst|Snotbowst]] 21:12, 4 January 2009 (EST)

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