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This is an unfair comment. SJW became a term for a reason. South Park is pretty liberal and spent the entirety of last season mocking these people. See, also, t
by berberous 10y ago
This is an unfair comment. SJW became a term for a reason. South Park is pretty liberal and spent the entirety of last season mocking these people. See, also, the ridiculous 'safe space' drama at places like Yale.
- sjy 10y agoSouth Park's centre-right perspective is so well known there's even a political class named after it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Park_Republican https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Park_Republican
- logfromblammo 10y agoI always thought that the 4 main characters were proxies for different parts of American society, which re-aligned as necessary to fit the theme of the episode, except that Cartman is always the evil, self-centered, ultraconservative sociopath. For instance, if the boys were old enough to vote: Kyle - Bernie Sanders Stan - Hillary Clinton Kenny - Donald Trump Cartman - the secret genetic hybrid of Hitler and Reagan, but mostly Hitler, Eric Cartman If the boys were classic Universal Studios monsters: Kyle - Frankenstein's Golem Stan - Wolf-Man Kenny - Mummy Cartman - The Invisible Dracula from the Black Lagoon that Couldn't Die, in London If the show seems to have a right-wing alignment, it is probably because Cartman gets so much screen time as the over-the-top punchline to whatever joke it is that the other three kids set up, and he hates hippies and Jews with a passion (of Mel Gibson).