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seabeckind

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5. Poe's law

Reply to grasswire (Original post)

Thu Dec 19, 2013, 01:49 PM

Dec 2013

It was a parody example of the ignorant racism.

Too many of those guilty never saw it as a parody. Only those who didn't suffer from the bias could recognise its true meaning.

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Did conservatives embrace Archie Bunker, too? [View all] grasswire Dec 2013 OP

Yes. I remember it well. I compare it to conservatives who think Colbert is a conservative. Lint Head Dec 2013 #1

Hell, they embrace him even now (see the comments) Blue_Tires Dec 2013 #2

i think everyone did FatBuddy Dec 2013 #3

I remember that show. HappyMe Dec 2013 #4

Poe's law seabeckind Dec 2013 #5

I read that the producers intentionally kept it vague enough redqueen Dec 2013 #7

I think so. HappyMe Dec 2013 #9

I don't think it was as cynical as that - el_bryanto Dec 2013 #10

Perhaps not. I heard it on a radio interview IIRC, on NPR. redqueen Dec 2013 #13

We need a new All In the Family hollowdweller Dec 2013 #6

Megyn Kelly must have watched "All In The Family" ... really! napkinz Dec 2013 #8

This is epic in its awesomeness, when also considering that the bullwinkle428 Dec 2013 #12

blue_tires posted that video above ... napkinz Dec 2013 #14

DOH! Great minds think alike! bullwinkle428 Dec 2013 #20

Richard Nixon embraced him ... napkinz Dec 2013 #11

They probably did Catherine Vincent Dec 2013 #15

They loved the CHARACTER; they hated the ACTOR who played him napkinz Dec 2013 #16

"All in The Family" was the first T.V. program to delve in to racism but it downplayed Uncle Joe Dec 2013 #17

I think that what blows their minds is... ryan_cats Dec 2013 #18

The people who watched the show knew that it was satire Gothmog Dec 2013 #19