Seems to me that you are making his point with that comment. He acknowledges that this style of humor might have ramifications with regards to viewership and sponsors - even said he might have taken it to far.

The issue here is that instead of criticizing his humor they portray him as an anti-smite by taking clips from his show out of context.

Not appreciating his comedic style or criticizing him for going to far is perfectly fine, but when you intentionally misrepresent him it turns into something else.

Would you have the same response if WSJ took Chris Rock shows out of context to portray him as a hate preacher against black people?

Trademarks can be lost or weakened by not taking action, this does not apply to patents.
I will agree that there are a lot of clueless people around tho.

Steam store page for AC2 tells you that it has 3rd-party DRM and requires a permanent internet connection. Other titles on steam has this too.

The RIAA welcomes Mola Ram as new Chairman

Never thought of using something like Orca to get thru text quickly before, but I must say that was pretty damn efficient. It took me a couple of seconds to get used to the pace, but after that it wasn't to difficult to understand.

I'm pretty sure Lucas borrowed that bit from the ST:TOS episode "The Immunity Syndrome". Spock is startled as he senses many Vulcans suddenly dying. McCoy questions him about it later and Spock delivers this line "Even I, a half-Vulcan, could hear the deathscreams of 400 Vulcan minds crying out over the distance between us". When I first heard it the famous Obi-Wan quote sprang to mind immediately.