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** While the Passover dream sequence is probably meant to be a MindScrew, it does skirt over some issues in the original story, like the fact that the Egyptians ordered the death of newborn slaves in the first place (which is why Moses was placed in the bulrushes) and the curse was on ''firstborn'' sons, meaning that a great many of those smitten by God would have been adults, rather than exclusively being children.
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** While the Passover dream sequence is probably meant to be a MindScrew, it does skirt over some issues in the original story, like the fact that the Egyptians ordered the death of newborn slaves in the first place (which is why Moses was placed in the bulrushes) and the curse was on ''firstborn'' sons, meaning that a great many of those smitten by God would have been adults, rather than exclusively being children. At the same time, the one having that dream is [[PoliticallyIncorrectHero Cartman]], who is infamous for his [[SelfServingMemory Self-Serving Memories]].
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** Some fans feel the portrayal of cryptozoologists was rather bland and heavy-handed. The episode immediately hammers in that everyone and anyone who practices the subject must be an overzealous, mentally challenged bum without a shred of credibility to their cause. Basically, lumping them in with the old “Dude, run!” meme.
** Some fans feel the portrayal of cryptozoologists was rather bland and heavy-handed. The episode immediately hammers in that everyone and anyone who practices the subject must be an overzealous, mentally challenged bum without a shred of credibility to their cause. Basically, lumping them in with the old “Dude, run!” meme.
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Added a clarification and removed the bit about the Ramesses II theory, as mainstream scientific consensus is that the Book of Exodus was written during the Babylonian Captivity, the Israelites were native to Canaan, and that they were never in Ancient Egypt. (So, listing a debunked theory as 'if it is true' is misleading.)
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** While the Passover dream sequence is probably meant to be a MindScrew, it does skirt over some issues in the original story, like the fact that the Egyptians ordered the death of newborn slaves in the first place (which is why Moses was placed in the bulrushes) and the curse was on ''firstborn'' sons, meaning many of those smitten by God were probably not children. In fact, if the theory that Ramses II was the Pharoah is indeed true, his eldest son would have been 26 at the time of his passing. Of course, being Cartman, it makes sense in the dream for him to be next in line for the throne, as well as a victim.
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** While the Passover dream sequence is probably meant to be a MindScrew, it does skirt over some issues in the original story, like the fact that the Egyptians ordered the death of newborn slaves in the first place (which is why Moses was placed in the bulrushes) and the curse was on ''firstborn'' sons, meaning that a great many of those smitten by God were probably not children. In fact, if the theory that Ramses II was the Pharoah is indeed true, his eldest son would have been 26 at the time of his passing. Of course, adults, rather than exclusively being Cartman, it makes sense in the dream for him to be next in line for the throne, as well as a victim.children.
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** While the Passover dream sequence is probably meant to be a MindScrew, it does skirt over some issues in the original story, like the fact that the Egyptians ordered the death of newborn slaves in the first place (which is why Moses was placed in the bulrushes) and the curse was on ''firstborn'' sons, meaning many of those smitten by God were probably not children. In fact, if the theory that Ramses II was the Pharoah is indeed true, his eldest son would have been 26 at the time of his passing.
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** While the Passover dream sequence is probably meant to be a MindScrew, it does skirt over some issues in the original story, like the fact that the Egyptians ordered the death of newborn slaves in the first place (which is why Moses was placed in the bulrushes) and the curse was on ''firstborn'' sons, meaning many of those smitten by God were probably not children. In fact, if the theory that Ramses II was the Pharoah is indeed true, his eldest son would have been 26 at the time of his passing. Of course, being Cartman, it makes sense in the dream for him to be next in line for the throne, as well as a victim.
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** While the Passover dream sequence is probably meant to be a MindScrew, it does skirt over some issues in the original story, like the fact that the Egyptians ordered the death of newborn slaves in the first place (which is why Moses was placed in the bulrushes) and the curse was on ''firstborn'' sons, meaning many of those smited by God were probably not children.
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** While the Passover dream sequence is probably meant to be a MindScrew, it does skirt over some issues in the original story, like the fact that the Egyptians ordered the death of newborn slaves in the first place (which is why Moses was placed in the bulrushes) and the curse was on ''firstborn'' sons, meaning many of those smited smitten by God were probably not children.children. In fact, if the theory that Ramses II was the Pharoah is indeed true, his eldest son would have been 26 at the time of his passing.
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* ShallowParody: Some fans feel the portrayal of cryptozoologists was rather bland and heavy-handed. The episode immediately hammers in that everyone and anyone who practices the subject must be an overzealous, mentally challenged bum without a shred of credibility to their cause. Basically, lumping them in with the old “Dude, run!” meme.
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* ShallowParody: Some fans feel the portrayal of cryptozoologists was rather bland and heavy-handed. The episode immediately hammers in that everyone and anyone who practices the subject must be an overzealous, mentally challenged bum without a shred of credibility to their cause. Basically, lumping them in with the old “Dude, run!” meme.meme.
** While the Passover dream sequence is probably meant to be a MindScrew, it does skirt over some issues in the original story, like the fact that the Egyptians ordered the death of newborn slaves in the first place (which is why Moses was placed in the bulrushes) and the curse was on ''firstborn'' sons, meaning many of those smited by God were probably not children.
** While the Passover dream sequence is probably meant to be a MindScrew, it does skirt over some issues in the original story, like the fact that the Egyptians ordered the death of newborn slaves in the first place (which is why Moses was placed in the bulrushes) and the curse was on ''firstborn'' sons, meaning many of those smited by God were probably not children.
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* ShallowParody: Some fans feel the portrayal of cryptozoologists was rather bland and heavy-handed. The episode immediately hammers in that everyone and anyone who practices the subject must be an overzealous, mentally challenged bum without a shred of credibility to their cause. Basically, lumping them in with the old “Dude, run!” joke.meme.
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* ShallowParody: Some fans feel the portrayal of cryptozoologists was rather bland and heavy-handed. The episode immediately insists that everyone and anyone who practices the subject must be an overzealous, mentally challenged bum with meme-worthy levels of their incompetence. Basically, lumping them in with the old “Dude, run!” joke.
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* ShallowParody: Some fans feel the portrayal of cryptozoologists was rather bland and heavy-handed. The episode immediately insists hammers in that everyone and anyone who practices the subject must be an overzealous, mentally challenged bum with meme-worthy levels without a shred of credibility to their incompetence.cause. Basically, lumping them in with the old “Dude, run!” joke.
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* ShallowParody: Some fans feel the portrayal of cryptozoologists was rather bland and heavy-handed. The episode immediately insists that everyone and anyone who practices the subject must be an overzealous, mentally challenged bum without a shred with meme-worthy levels of credibility to their cause. incompetence. Basically, lumping them in with the old “Dude, run!” meme.joke.
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* ShallowParody: Some fans feel the portrayal of cryptozoologists was rather bland and heavy-handed. The episode immediately insists that everyone and anyone who practices the subject must be an overzealous, mentally challenged bum without a shred of credibility to their cause. Basically, generically lumping them in with the old “Dude, run!” meme.
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* ShallowParody: Some fans feel the portrayal of cryptozoologists was rather bland and heavy-handed. The episode immediately insists that everyone and anyone who practices the subject must be an overzealous, mentally challenged, challenged bum without a shred of credibility to their cause. Basically, generically lumping them in with the old “Dude, run!” meme with idiot ghost hunters.meme.
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* ShallowParody: Some fans feel the portrayal of cryptozoologists was rather bland and heavy-handed. The episode immediately insists that everyone and anyone who practices the subject must be an overzealous, mentally challenged, good-for-nothing bum without a shred of credibility to their cause. Basically, generically lumping them in with the old “Dude, run!” meme with idiot ghost hunters.
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* ShallowParody: Some fans feel the portrayal of cryptozoologists was rather bland and heavy-handed. The episode immediately insists that everyone and anyone who practices the subject must be an overzealous, mentally challenged, good-for-nothing bum without a shred of credibility to their cause. Basically, generically lumping them in with the old “Dude, run!” meme with idiot ghost hunters.
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* Shallow Parody: ShallowParody: Some fans feel the portrayal of cryptozoologists was rather bland and heavy-handed. The episode immediately insists that everyone and anyone who practices the subject must be an overzealous, mentally challenged, good-for-nothing bum without a shred of credibility to their cause.
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* Shallow Parody: Some fans feel the portrayal of cryptozoologists was rather bland and heavy-handed. The episode immediately insists that everyone and anyone who practices the subject must be an overzealous, mentally challenged, good-for-nothing bums bum without a shred of credibility to their cause.
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* Shallow Parody: Some fans feel the portrayal of cryptozoologists was rather bland and heavy-handed. The episode immediately insists that everyone and anyone who practices the subject must be an overzealous, mentally challenged, good-for-nothing dolt bums without a shred of credibility to their cause.
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