What it boils down to…
Comedy Central is a business, pure and simple. If the show has satisfactory ratings, it will stay on the air. If it has unsatisfactory ratings, it will not. I'm not clear on what exactly it is this group is trying to accomplish. Appeal to Comedy's Central executives' sense of fairness?…

"A bit angry"? Of course I understand that. But like I said, it seems more appropriate that it should be an irritated anger, like, "dammit, they're disrupting the funeral" rather than "these are horrible people who deserve to get the living tar kicked out of them," which is the kind of stuff people are saying on here.

Hmm
I hope everyone on here realizes that when you call for violence against these loonies, you're playing right into their hand. Yet THEY'RE the dimwitted ones(?)

Americans….
…"they're worried more about missing their favourite TV show than they are about the world." Kinda have to agree on that one.

I agree with Warren Oates on this one. For the most part, it's just better to avoid platonic friendships. It requires that a guy be introspective and say to himself, "What do I want to get out of this? Am I OK with this relationship being just what it is forever?" I've never had a friendship with a girl where I could…

hmm
Honestly, he didn't say anything in the interview that I thought was outright repugnant. He's basically just being honest about the fact that he's not getting what he wants out of relationships. He doesn't try to hide his self-centeredness.

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