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Without even clicking on the video, I know it's the pussies, dicks and asshole speech.![]()
Well, yeah, it says it right in the title...

[yt]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cV_q-mVAAA[/yt]
Without even clicking on the video, I know it's the pussies, dicks and asshole speech.![]()
There's maybe a *slight* bias in Stewart but there's plenty of examples of him being critical towards Democrats and Obama.
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Without even clicking on the video, I know it's the pussies, dicks and asshole speech.![]()
Well, yeah, it says it right in the title...![]()
Not sure I understand what you're saying here.There's maybe a *slight* bias in Stewart but there's plenty of examples of him being critical towards Democrats and Obama.
Yeah the bias goes both ways. Democrats and independents ignore the bias, republicans bitch about it.
Not sure I understand what you're saying here.There's maybe a *slight* bias in Stewart but there's plenty of examples of him being critical towards Democrats and Obama.
Yeah the bias goes both ways. Democrats and independents ignore the bias, republicans bitch about it.
Stewart's bias is against corruption, hypocrisy, ignorance, intolerance and incompetence. That his ire is usually targeted at Republicans, Fox News and other so-called "conservative" groups is the fault of their character and practices, not political motivation.
Jon Stewart attacks anybody who is behaving ridiculously. He attacks CNN for oversimplifying and sensationalizing the dialog. I don't see as much outrageous manipulative fearmongering from the democratic side as the republican side.
He's clearly rooting for the democratic side in elections, but it's pretty clear his distaste for ridiculousness overcomes his preference for the liberal side.
Stewart's bias is against corruption, hypocrisy, ignorance, intolerance and incompetence. That his ire is usually targeted at Republicans, Fox News and other so-called "conservative" groups is the fault of their character and practices, not political motivation.
Regarding Noah's ...."jokes," they weren't even funny which IMO is at the heart of the problem. They were cliche riddled tweets that you'd think a 16 year old was texting as a ha, ha.
Noah has been on the show 3x and each of the times he's been on I've personally found his satire to fall flat and over-contrived. Very few comedians IMO can successfully deliver good satire - Stewart and Colbert were two that could - I think on film Will Farrell even does a great job at it - especially his Anchorman films.
Even James Franco in the Interview did it well. Shit even Rob Lowe and his Dish Network commercials satires himself well.
But Trevor Noah I think will struggle to replace Stewart and I'd bet his days are already numbered as Stewart's replaement.
I just struggle with Noah, not being an American -regardless of his citizenship status- being on a show that mostly criticizes American politics and news media. It strikes me as like, I dunno, someone without children giving parenting advice to people with children.
You certainly don't have to be American to see the absurdity that is omni-present in American politics and society.
Y'know who would have been a great new host? Aasif Mandvi.
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