You know what would be funny?

[Gumba Masta]

Oh hush, not everyone has the same tollerance level to ambigouties... or however you spell that word.

[FSBlueApocalypse]

Wtf, wow Viacom already took that down?

[Travis Retriever]

EDIT:  OK, found a working mirror.

[yt]IhCjv9EcLpw[/yt]

[Virgil0211]

EDIT:  OK, found a working mirror.

[yt]IhCjv9EcLpw[/yt]

You know, he could've added this onto the end of it:

[yt]JE-OMF-O27c&feature=related[/yt]

Just saying... =P

[FSBlueApocalypse]

Wtf, did I really just watch a video where thunderf00t basicly said it would be ok to launch a genocide against the Islamic world in the name of "reason?"

[Gumba Masta]

Only insofar that they can blow themselfs up as much as they like. I think.

[valvatica]

This video is no longer available due to a copyright claim by Viacom International Inc.

Wow... it's like a 7-layer irony cake.

[Gumba Masta]

Interesting...it tastes just like chicken.

[Travis Retriever]

Wow... it's like a 7-layer irony cake.

TF responds:
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He also notes some of Viacom's recent activities.
Check out Mike Mozart's channel(s) on youtube for more if you want to know about the details...

[valvatica]

He also notes some of Viacom's recent activities.
Check out Mike Mozart's channel(s) on youtube for more if you want to know about the details...

I didn't even know about Draw Muhammad Day until now. I may participate :-)

[Gumba Masta]

Mohammed, Prophet of Allah, Conquerer of Infidels, Mongler of Cocks.

[Travis Retriever]

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This video was actually pretty good until  5:10 - 6:06 where he bashes Trey Parker and Matt Stone, and not Viacom, acting as if they were responsible for filing the take-down notices themselves.

As Shane already said:  "How are Trey and Matt ball-less? They made fun of something that they KNEW would get them death threats!"

"The ironic thing is, when I saw the episode and the extended bleeps at the end, I laughed out loud, figuring it was Trey and Matt lampooning the censorship. Let's face it, they didn't need the moral speech at the end; they got their point across, but Comedy Central bleeping the whole speech just made the point so much more clearly."

and: "The episode is ABOUT the fact that these things are censored."

Not to mention the fact that when you submit a show to a company, you sell the rights as well (hence the words "copyright to Viacom" not "Copyright Trey Parker and Matt Stone"), meaning those two wouldn't have even have had a SAY in the matter.

[valvatica]

Yea, I should have thought that through beforehand. So along with the other reasons for the episode, it also serves as a self-fulfilling prophecy (since they knew it would be censored).