I first think of Ren & Stimpy. Guess it depends on what generation you are.

Not sure. First thing that comes to mind is Land of Confusion:

I won’t be coming home tonight

My generation will put it right

We’re not just making promises

That we know we’ll never keep

(Fuckin’ lol) But that was the boomers.

Still, his death wasn’t peaceful.

I’ve never seen that. YMMV, I guess.

Let’s hope the parallels continue.

“They also did not fight for their right to party.”

Do whatever the fuck you want, as long as you have the guns and propensity for violence to back it up. you’re wealthy and powerful enough to get away with it.

Start shooting and you’ll be killed or sent to El Salvador for the rest of your life. The majority of the population would have to act simultaneously to overwhelm the military and law enforcement.

Yep, being under US jurisdiction is like being under any other autocracy’s jurisdiction now.

“This is Abuse.”

That skit has only gotten more and more relevant with the rise (and fall) of the internet.

Since capitalism isn’t ending any time soon, I’ll have to be satisfied with leeching from it where possible.

Look for alternative ways to give them money, like merch and the like.

I’ve been to enough places to know that good people and assholes are everywhere. But I would like to throw him into the sea!

And that movie is 39 years old!

It’s the third bit from this episode. After the fantastic Death Note Simpsons parody, I wish Western cartoons that do anime style parody episodes would always have actual Japanese studios do it. It’s so much more effective when it looks like the real thing.

On one side, friendly and caring family, on the other, an asshole. Just people being people!

The other Portuguese people in the neighborhood think he’s an asshole, too.

Is it wrong that I found that pretty hot?

EDIT: Answer: Yes. Yes, it is.

I have lots of Portuguese neighbors here in California, so this checks out.

It’s in Spanish, so make sure you’re okay with subtitles (if you’d need them).