(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); For anyone who watches South Park you know that they have absolutely no limits on what theyre willing to poke fun at and they take full advantage of their right to free speech. This has come back to haunt them though in the past especially with the loss of their voice actor Isaac Hayes (Chef) who quit after they poked fun at Scientology.

I decided to bring this up because in last nights episode they joked about Al Qaeda, also lets not forget about earlier this year when they actually received death threats when they dressed Mohammed up in a mascots costume.

Do you think the creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone are going too far? Do you think that what theyre doing is justified under the constitution and a God given right?

Haha, at least you're honest!

Even as a kid you're told not to back down as your parents and fight for what you believe in. A lot of people forget this as they grow up as the people who run the World/the country you live in might say you have freedom, but if anything potentially insults anybody you're not allowed to say it (essentially EVERYTHING could insult somebody. Right now I could be insulting Orphans, people who fought for our freedom etc)
Where do we draw the line?
I say fuck the line

Meh, Southpark is what it is It's suppose to be in you face and offensive if it wasn't like that then it wouldn't be worth watching.

South Park is not too insensitive, its funny as hell, you might be too sensitive

I definetly see your point here, but heres something I don't understand. How is South Park allowed to make fun of a religion on national television to the point where theyre receiving death threats but rappers like Eminem and even older artists like Frank Zappa arent allowed to play their music on the radio?

Thats telling me that there is no line, there are just big wigs and fat cats who can tell us what to say and not to say.

Sure it's a bit socially unacceptable how they have no boundaries, but then again we have the freedom of speech to put into practice, and not only when it's convenient for everyone.

I like the show, it's one of the funniest shits on the TV.