Awwwww...what's wrong?
Was desh's question just too tough for you to answer?
Bill Maher had a show called "Politically Incorrect".
Does that make him a right winger?
		
		
	 
Read the fucking article i posted retard, it was Bill Maher on Real Time! You are always so anxious to defend the lunatic that you can't escape being tarred with the same brush. 
Former Monty Python John Cleese: Political correctness is 'condescending'
                    Comedian also said jokes about Muslim  fundamentalists were problematic because they threaten to 'kill you'       
Monty Python 
comedian John Cleese   has described political correctness as “condescending” and said jokes   about Muslim fundamentalists are problematic because they threaten to   “kill you”. The ever controversial comic told Bill Mayer on HBO’s  Real  Time, he used to make jokes about the French, Australians but never   Mexicans as people are always “aghast.”
Maher leads into his  questions by asking Cleese to “b**** about  political correctness,” to  which the 75-year-old readily responds. “It  starts as a half way  decent idea and then it goes completely wrong and  is taken ad absurdum,”  claimed Cleese, going on to describe how he used  to make “racial” jokes  but eventually stopped because his audiences –  he claimed – were  appalled when he included Mexican-related jokes in  his stand-up routine.
“Make  jokes about Swedes and Germans and French and English and  Canadians and  Americans, why can't we make jokes about Mexicans? Is it  because they  are so feeble that they can't look after themselves?” He  asks. “It's very very condescending there.”
Maher, 
who has been heavily criticised in the past for comments regarding the Islamic  faith, suggests there only people you are unable to make jokes about  are “Muslims. Try that, see what your Twitter feed says.” The comedian  came back at Maher by explaining: “That’s not saying that you can’t,  that’s just saying that they’ll kill you.” Cleese,  after emphasising he  is only talking about Islamic fundamentalists,  continues: “But the  problem is, if you are going to make jokes about  people who are going  to kill you, there is a tendency to hold back a  little.”
The comedian goes on to discuss religious fundamentalism and how   “terribly important” it is to laugh and question individuals who take   religious teachings “absolutely literally”. An original member of Monty  Python, Cleese has subsequently gone on to star in a number of films,  and has released a book, 
So, Anyway..., detailing his childhood this year. 
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/pe...g-9891121.html