Reply #146: exactly

[JVS]

It isn't about people who view the show, but instead is about people who share the values of the show.

One of my HS and College friends would probably be classifiable as a South Park voter.

He was Atheist with his family background being Jewish, thus he favored secularism and hated the Pat Robertson and Jerry Fallwell type religious-political activism.

At the same time, he considered himself assimilated, when asked if he felt that he might be discriminated against because his family was Jewish, he said that because his name and looks reveal nothing, that it wouldn't happen. He eschewed identity politics.

He was a member of the millitary and genearally supported a level of constitution-based patriotism that made me and other liberals uneasy.

Still, a few months after 9/11 I talked to him and he claimed that the whole war on terror thing was BS.
Hates Bush, but wasn't a terribly big fan of Clinton either.