Peter Patel
The Simpsons were forced to portray a gag about the increasingly criticism it is facing form a PC crowd as Indians flock to America and are shocked to see the Simpson's with a character named Apu who owns a corner shit hole grocery store that sells nothing but bad products and junk chips. Indians are minority-market dominating peoples expressed by Amy Chua and most of their business either cater to their favorite vegetarian crowd or offer liquor and cigarettes to already unhealthy addicts in this country. The PC libtards hate the use of Apu and exposing questioning g why one race and ethnicity holds all of these shit hole making peoples neighborhoods decline further and appear more ghetto a realistic portray and critique and this is where Apu serves the television program the Simpsons eloquently. How is it two percent of the country own so many businesses and stores that do more harm for a area than good over-pricing and offering any little of value and need.Snowflakes,libtards, Indian immigrant who don't like this character are lucky an animated series of Apu doesn't exist every week with episodes of the absurdity of the likes of business owners like fucking Apu. If a neighborhood is 805 black then they should run 80% of the quick marts and so forth in their community and these corder lots should not be reserved form those born in Guapart.
Bill Maher can't believe this nonsense of heavy criticism of Apu and went on to tell the snowflakes that things were done in the eighties with no real thought and implications of how others would feel about it in a changed environment. Perhaps the Simpsons should of put a heavy German accent character in place of Apu in the Simpson's although this would of made little sense as all of the convenient shit hole corner grocery stores are owned by dudes who talk and look like Apu and not a Hans. Maher realizes hod idiotically stupid the fat left looks holding these views of Apu and attacking something that has been upon TV for some time and is why he made mention of it on a recent Real Time program.
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