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{weblog_name} - Comedy Central’s Joke
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As even occasional viewers know, the axiom “almost anything goes” defines the Comedy Central cable network. After all, it is home to Jon Stewart’s mock news report “The Daily Show,” the raunchy cartoon “South Park,” the bizarre situation comedy “The Sarah Silverman Show,” (all of which I’ve been known to watch – for research purposes only, of course), and much more. Many of those shows occasionally slip in humor poking fun at Jews (often barbs delivered by Jews who actually know what they’re talking about). This week, the network simultaneously took one step forward and one step backwards when answering the legitimate concerns of Jews and others about a new video game on its website. The game, originally called “I.S.R.A.E.L. Attack,” was renamed “Drawn Together: The Movie: The Game.” Also eliminated from its program is its once incredibly offensive… read more