excellent point. if Christians don't want to be the world's conscience, we will find the job vacancy in the "help wanted" section until Jesus returns. 
 

she already makes jokes about child molestation.  Sarah is just picking up where comedians like Richard Pryor and Eddie Murphy left off.  I am sure at some point Sarah will sell her soul to Disney just like Eddie did.  It's all about Disney man.  I think the netflix description is a bit wrong.  The only folks that should be offended are "little people"  and any of her own family members.  It's tough to make me laugh these days and Sarah Silverman get me to the point of tears.  I even wet myself a bit in the theatre.
 

I guess the point wasn't to be the worlds conscience, although christians are called "the salt of the earth", salt being a natural preservative. I understand that one aspect of comedy, overused as it may be, is shock value. We reached the point were nothing was sacred and so we began to make things previously not considered sacred, sacred. I give you political correctness.  Now that most of us have a good sense of the new sacred values this serves as a spring board for comedians to jump off of. "Finally something that is sacred again that we can mock." It's funny that the last great comedians mentioned of this type were Eddie Murphy and Richard Pryor only because their comedic high point ended as all that was considered sacred was used up by their routines. In a sense they helped usher in the period of nothing sacred which caused that type of comedy to go into hibernation until about the start of South Park, (a show that I still think is brilliant).

The point I was trying to make is that there is, in almost all celebrated pop culture, an underlying antichrist agenda. It's one of those things that is so common it's almost unseen. Like the laugh track of sitcoms. The laugh track is there to imply a joke almost in a social training sort of way. "This is what your should laugh at because it's "funny". " It's that subtlety that is disturbing to me. Using the nuances of language and the power of humor to train people on how to feel about Christ. I have nothing personal against Sarah Silverman. What I do have harsh feelings toward is this underlying force that uses vehicles like Sarah Silverman as a means to an end.