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Keyser S0ze posted:Loved Bill's religious rant at the end this week it was so needed after 2 solid weeks of Pope-a-mania. Unfortunately for him, I think each of the Catholic church New Rules that he said aren't in the Bible anywhere actually are. And they're not really obscure, either. I'm sure he's had a lot of people tweeting this at him.
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ExiledTinkerer posted:At any point, she could've slipped her chair back a tad, Whoah whoah whoah, that's a big risk to take.
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Devour posted:Maher, "Could they do the Book of Islam on Broadway?" As apposed to the Book of Mormon. It could be done. There would just be significantly more believable death threats and fewer liberals willing to support your right to make jokes about a culture.
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Apr 26, 2013 21:53
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Devour posted:Seriously when the gently caress are Climate change deniers going to receive the same treatment as Holocaust deniers? When we go extinct from climate change.
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Jul 1, 2013 10:50
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On Overtime, why was Chris Matthews so shocked that Bill said Obama's centrism could be related to his concerns about assassination? Matthews was seriously acting like some sort of cop in that moment.
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Oct 13, 2013 07:59
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AShamefulDisplay posted:not inherently problems with Islam. The Quran puts men in power over women, just as any set of rules from seventh century Arabia would. Colonialism didn't invent patriarchy. Anyway, Al Sharpton looks like he's starving to death and Bill Maher is coloring his hair again.
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Oct 27, 2013 07:22
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Stay Out of FYAD posted:You think the Qur'an could've had a good reception on Broadway the same way the Book of Mormon did? You think you can steal jokes from Real Time in the Real Time thread? 
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Oct 27, 2013 08:12
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The new pope seems to have made a lot of people forget about that whole "raping thousands of children and covering it up" thing.
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Oct 28, 2013 00:06
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz has to be a vampire. She HAS to be.
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Nov 3, 2013 08:44
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Rapdawg posted:I'm really thick so could you explain this joke to me?
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Nov 3, 2013 23:34
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Making jokes about violence against women on an HBO talk show is equivalent to carrying out violence against women on a globe-spanning scale, yes.
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May 13, 2014 02:35
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Islam was a progressive, forward-thinking, intellectual movement. A thousand years ago.
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May 17, 2014 01:39
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Hipster libertarian guy has silly sideburns. An astrophysicist laughs at masturbation. A Republican shill stutters and falters despite looking at his notes every two seconds. A good episode.
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Ben, who appeared to be high on... caffeine... had no retort to the fact that an "old school" mentality is noticeably prevalent among Muslims when it comes to womens' rights, gays' rights, the freedom of religion, the freedom to not get murdered for drawing a cartoon, etc. He and the NYT guy tried to equate Maher's criticisms with racism against black people. I wish Bill had asked Michael Steele whether he chose to believe in blackness or if he was born black. Maher is a twat, but Muhammad's cult of personality is not a race, sorry.
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Super Deuce posted:They clearly weren't. Ben hosed up, and only heard what he wanted to hear. You sound just like the KKK. e: Wait a minute... Ben Affleck was in Dogma, a film that mocks Catholicism nonstop for two hours. If it had been about Islam instead, Affleck might not be alive today. Animal-Mother fucked around with this message at 04:14 on Oct 7, 2014 |
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Super Deuce posted:Um. What? You're a gross racist.
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Origami Dali posted:He's kidding to make a point about how bewildering Affleck's criticisms were. Exactly, you shifty Jew.
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Religion is never a root cause? People base their entire worldview on their religion. They claim it's a fundamental part of their identity.
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420DD Butts posted:Religion is a by-product It's much more thoroughly woven into culture than a mere by-product. Again, Affleck was fine with outright mockery of Catholicism in Dogma. He's the type of liberal Maher was talking about.
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"Bill, you're just like an antisemite."
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Nov 2, 2014 00:07
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Shadow posted:They're doing said violence in the name of whatever Drug Cartel Lord they serve though, no? The Middle East is still doing it in the name of Allah against Infidels... or what have you. When people say the conflicts in the Middle East are about politics and economics, they're correct. When people say the conflicts in the Middle East are about religion, they're correct. Both sets of problems are real but there are some people who seem to want us to believe that religion could never be the motivation behind anything bad. Nobody would say such a thing about politics and economics.
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I like that they did overtime covered in fake snow.
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Nov 22, 2014 09:29
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nine-gear crow posted:God, did he ever pick a hell of a week to have Rushdie on. Rushdie's been on quite a few times. Could be a coincidence, or maybe Bill wanted to get a hold of him due to recent events. It doesn't look like there's anyone on the panel who's going to make the insane argument that cartoonists should refrain from making jokes about Islam. I'm sure Andrew Sullivan will be on again eventually, though.
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ExiledTinkerer posted:Hard to say how the panel will fare tonight as the only immediately recognizable name on the list is Howard Dean... You don't know about Bill Burr? Buddy, if you can't do the math on that, I can't help you.
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Mr Interweb posted:Never heard of him before, but yeah "douche" is probably a strong word. His most devoted fans refer to him in much harsher terms. He's an admitted ignoramus and freckled oval office.
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The thing that makes Islam's craziness unique is the belief that Muhammad was the best example of a man's behavior. And since Muhammad was born in the sixth century, his ideas about right and wrong are a little old fashioned, to put it mildly. This is why ISIS thinks it's fine to murder non-believers, have sex slaves, and marry children. And obviously, Muhammad was not a product of the "meddling West."
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Like Bill, I don't see why every criticism of Islam has to be interrupted so we can blame "the West."
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Apr 12, 2015 05:07
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Yes, slavery and exploitation happened. And they were justified by Islam. For about 1400 years.
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"Just asking questions!" about vaccines and autism tonight, folks. 
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Apr 25, 2015 10:07
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"Weird" white kids were getting kicked out of school all the time after Columbine and even during the earlier "Satanic Panic." Americans are afraid of whoever the current boogeyman is.
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Is this show live tonight?
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Apoplexy posted:Islam is a problem because its adherents actually believe in its retarded ideology and tenets. If it were a moderated religion practiced by milquetoast adherents like European Christianity is, it would be exactly as threatening to liberal values as every other religion. That's the problem: Its believers believe and that makes them dangerous. As George Carlin put it, "We stopped believing in our bullshit. They still believe in their bullshit!"
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Super Deuce posted:I just watched it, and if anything you're backwards. Dr. West was actually the insulting one by entirely dismissing the religion of slave-master point with a wordy tangent about Egypt. I'd have liked to see Bill combat where the discussion went much harder. To say that black people accepting Christianity as true was because Jews were persecuted in Egypt is incredibly asinine and furthers my confusion about why we take everything anybody labeled as an "academic" says as correct. West might be one of those guys who thinks the whole Bible is actually about black people.
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Did this woman admit to committing voter fraud on overtime?
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Maher's always opposed liberal culture police. His old show was called Politically Incorrect. Which was a much better show on average than Real Time, imo.
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Solvent posted:If there's a certainty that sea level will rise, what, 6 to 8 feet over the next 20 years? Who's saying that's a certainty? That's a much doomier and gloomier projection than I've ever heard.
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Is the one on one interview with Michael Moore up anywhere?
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Prager is the worst of the right wing radio assholes because he has no sense of humor. Limbaugh produces something entertaining once in a while. Evil, but entertaining. Hannity was friends with Opie and Anthony. Laura Ingraham is literally publicly a Nazi, which is funny, though not "ha ha" funny. But Prager? Unlistenable. He's just a oval office.
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Was perusing the wiki page for Colin Quinn's old show Tough Crowd and was surprised to learn Bill's old show Politically Incorrect was a major inspiration for it. Any random episode of Tough Crowd uploaded to Youtube from an old VHS tape is far more watchable than Real Time. It's kind of insane to see how gung-ho almost all the comics were about invading Iraq, though. And you could get away with blatant homophobia too. Wasn't that long ago.
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