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<blockquote data-quote="Chetthebaker" data-source="post: 1221236" data-attributes="member: 8885">Last year I went and watched a few newer episodes. They still throw some good writing in there, but like anything else they're generally pumping out man hatred in one form or another.Marge is seen as the smart sensible one, Homer a lazy bungler, Lisa an overachiever, and Bart as a bad boy.There was one I watched where Mr. Burns decides to start his own for-profit university a la Trump University.&nbsp; While annoyed but not surprised at this obviously pandering premise for an episode, there was a funny scene where Burns and Smithers return to Burns' alma mater, Yale, to donate a new wing only to be hounded by crazy SJWs and a powerless inneffectual faculty.&quot;You'd be creating a space for violence,&quot; says one student while the screen subtitled something to the effect of &quot;Actual quote from Yale student league&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chetthebaker, post: 1221236, member: 8885"] Last year I went and watched a few newer episodes. They still throw some good writing in there, but like anything else they're generally pumping out man hatred in one form or another. Marge is seen as the smart sensible one, Homer a lazy bungler, Lisa an overachiever, and Bart as a bad boy. There was one I watched where Mr. Burns decides to start his own for-profit university a la Trump University. While annoyed but not surprised at this obviously pandering premise for an episode, there was a funny scene where Burns and Smithers return to Burns' alma mater, Yale, to donate a new wing only to be hounded by crazy SJWs and a powerless inneffectual faculty. "You'd be creating a space for violence," says one student while the screen subtitled something to the effect of "Actual quote from Yale student league" [/QUOTE]

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