Talk:Die Hippie, Die

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Contents 1 Live 8 2 Merge 3 The Core vs Armagedon 4 Yoism link 5 Churchill excerpt

[edit] Live 8

Live 8 was July, this episode aired in March so how could live 8 be the inspiration for the show?

" Live 8, the world wide concert that aimed to eliminate poverty in early 2005, can also be named as an inspiration for this episode. (Like Live 8, the hippy's concert to show the corporations that they don't need them failed to reach its aims)."

• Good point, something like that can be deleted, like I'm about to.

[edit] Merge

I suggest we merge this article with Die, Hippie, Die because they are both articles on the exact same episode of South Park. --123fakestreet

Merged. SilkTork 21:02, 1 February 2006 (UTC)

[edit] The Core vs Armagedon

isn't it a parody of The Core and not armagedon?

this episode resembles Land of the Dead --66.218.11.8 03:06, 7 June 2006 (UTC)

Ignoring that Land of the Dead comment, I have to agree, I've seen a good few times and until I saw this page, I just assumed it was a parody of The Core and hadn't even thought of Armageddon. I mean, the fact that they have the drill to go through the crowd and the "black man to sacrifice himself in case anything goes wrong" were both, in my opinion, directly based off The Core. 24.114.252.226 11:07, 17 November 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Yoism link

It seems to me that the link to the video excerpts on the Yoism site is for promotion. I would have no problem with it if the site was satirical, but it seems to be mostly serious.

[edit] Churchill excerpt

I rewrote the part about the "little Eichmann" phrase by Ward Churchill (which is actually first attributed to John Zerzan). It was clear somebody just wanted to write a POV piece about Churchill without regard to whether it was relevant to the episode.WallyCuddeford 03:11, 10 December 2006 (UTC)