There's a world of difference between "non-bigots" and condescending, humorless scolds such as yourself. The term "social justice warrior" refers to the latter group, and although I don't care for it either, it's currently the only phrase to describe this particular subculture of internet trolls.

I'd make an ISIS joke, but I'm afraid I've got to beheading in for the night!

Russell cracks me up. He's so goddamn nefarious about everything he does, even if it's something as juvenile and idiotic as hocking a loogie into Dr. Brown's coffee.

She's not bad at all for an ape! Hell, I've seen plenty of people that sound like that the first time they pick up a bass guitar.

Jonah Ray?

What about Ren and Stimpy? They were loud and proud at a time when gay acceptance was nowhere near what it is today.
(starts writing terrible thinkpiece to pander to both the LGBT crowd, and the '90s nostalgia crowd)

I finally got around to watching his Looney Tunes movie, Back in Action, the other night, and I think it's a better use of the characters than Space Jam was. This one actually felt like a cartoon, rather than a feature-length Nike commercial.

R. Crumb. His work is crude, grotesque, and deliberately offensive, but I can't think of an artist who has been more influential to me than him.

I really wish TV Land didn't put so much emphasis on their own crappy original programming. There's so many classic sitcoms that aren't really in syndication anymore, and I can't even remember the last time I saw an episode of Happy Days or Cheers on there.