The Boondocks

[Ming]

Yeah, it may be reverse-racism. But it's such blatant reverse-racism that I don't see a problem with it. Why is South Park so popular? Because it doesn't just step over the line, it broad-jumps it. I think that this is the same case, and while I don't like "white man is the devil this" and "white man is the devil" that, I don't necessarily see a problem in this. I see more of this problem manifesting itself in something like Chapelle's Show (which by the way, is incredibly overplayed and overhyped...as is Dave Chappelle...).

Boondocks even manages to subtely make fun of itself and "black culture" instead of just "white culture". You can't tell me that Uncle Ruckus wasn't just blatantly rolling up every black stereotype. And the white guy who thought he was black (I forget his name)....people like that DO exist, and just like that guy, they're all jackasses. Just look at Eminem.

And with regards to the whole Jesus is black thing...based on your evidence, how would you explain Dogma then? Kevin Smith makes Chris Rock the 13th Apostle, and he's black. It's the same inaccuracy. All the "Jesus is black" thing was supposed to do was cause dissention among the white people, which backfired on Huey anyway.

But whatever. I thought it was great, and I hope that it continues on past the first season.

[Zane]

Whatever, you don't generally watch cartoons for realism. I for one loved the show, considering it a great addition to Adult Swim's lineup, as opposed to other shows on there which just appear like total crap.

[Doot]

~notice: topic put back on topic - any veerings toward political debate will merit a lock~

[Ryukku]

Sorry Mrs.Doot. The show is very very good and the animation excelent aswell. I really can't wait for next weeks ^^