The Chaser's "Make a Realistic Wish Foundation" Parody

It's called satire. They're not making fun of the Make a Wish Foundation; they're making fun of stingy people who may not give to charity.

It is, it is full of right wing tabloid and radio shock jocks who love to provoke the morally outraged
over some comedy, bleed their hearts out over some siamese twins, while refusing access to the country for other needy children, or worse ensuring that they are locked up in detention indefinetely.
Bunch of fucking hypocrites, and I agree the herald-sun is one of the worst.
This country NEEDS programs like the chaser.

Is this country full of idiots!? I mean can't they tell apart the difference between satire and real life?

You know it was the after that that I quit reading the Herald Scum
That paper must be made from toilet paper because there is nothing in it but shit.

And it always seems to be the shitkickers who've achieved nothing in the lives to kick up a stink, and piss and moan to foly media outlets like The Herald Scum, ACA, TT or even commercial new outlets.
GO THE CHASER! THEY DID NOTHING WRONG!

This is in bad taste.

But it is actually pretty funny

I will never forget this date, they did this on my birthday.

Breaking into a APEC and they were not suspended.
Selling fake knives to a football team and they were not suspended.
Eulogy song and not suspended.

I understand how people can take offense to this but the Chaser has done much more offensive material.

OMFG that is so shit how they got suspened for doing this. Thier other sketchs have been more worse then this one. Lol

i don't even think they're realy kids... if you look closly one of them has boobs

nah they are the parents gave consent to them to do it.

it's so funny when poeple say "Australians hate kids, Austrailian are rasist ect." because you are just doing the same thing to us by hating us for being Austrailian

Hah, the ensuing shitstorm this sketch generated made for one of the most entertaining weeks in the Aust media.

It's amazing how few people understand that this is the very point of programmes like The Chaser: to challenge, confrontingly, societal norms, standards and sensibilities - if only to vindicate them. The Chaser has always been that proverbial pinch in the arm, to make sure we're not dreaming.