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Comic actor Seth Rogan has unleashed an intellectual broadside against Republican presidential candidate

Dr. Ben Carson. Rogan, the star of the guilt trip and 22 jump street, became enraged at

Carson, a Yale graduate and neurosurgeon, after Carson, who once made history by separating

two Symees twins joined at the head, apparently offended Rogan, who once got stoned before

going on the Howard Stern show. Rogan, who smoked so much weed in his office at Sony Studios

that the office had to be renovated, took issue with a remark about gun control made by

Carson, who climbed out of poverty to become the director of pediatric neurosurgery at

Johns Hopkins University. Carson, who performed the first intra-yudorant procedure to relieve

pressure on the brain of a hydrosophobic fetal twin, had remarked that, quote, the likelihood

of Hitler being able to accomplish his goals would have been greatly reduced if the people

had been armed. To this, Rogan, who dropped out of high school, sent out a tweet that read

F.U. Ben Carson. But Carson, who helped develop a radical surgery to stop seizures and infants,

managed to withstand the withering intellectual assault from Rogan, the star of you, me, and

Dupree, and continue to insist that an armed German populist would have offered heavier

resistance to the Nazis. But Rogan, who says he spent his entire wedding day baked on

pot, was not the only intellectual heavy-hittered away in against Carson, the winner of the

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