stackyFACTSBlasphemy laws are the enemy of good satire. A famous British comedy troupe's film about a reluctant messiah named Brian infuriated religious boards so deeply that it was completely outlawed in Ireland and several UK towns, making it an incredibly lucrative forbidden fruit.
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