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South Park would be a very strange kind of propaganda, if that's what it was. It marginalizes itself by being disgusting, whereas most propaganda tries to put i
by jeffdavis 7y ago
South Park would be a very strange kind of propaganda, if that's what it was. It marginalizes itself by being disgusting, whereas most propaganda tries to put itself in front of polite company (schools, etc.). It also has several levels of mockery, including mockery of itself, and propaganda doesn't risk mocking itself.
- dagw 7y agoIt marginalizes itself by being disgusting Quite the opposite. By being "disgusting" it makes itself required viewing by every school child in the country to to prove how subversive they are.
- Data_Junkie 7y agoBecause political satire and propaganda are two different things, power and resistance.