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[bitbydeath]

South Park still got it.

 

[Nobody_Important]

South Park is the only show that I know of that has been good for as long as it has and it doesn't seem to be going down anytime soon.

 

[TheKingOfPain]

Lol

 

[Fbh]

South Park is the only show that I know of that has been good for as long as it has and it doesn't seem to be going down anytime soon.

That season which focused on Cartman and his girlfirend (1 or 2 seasons ago, I don't remember) was pretty meh.
Aside from that, yeah I agree

 

[Scopa]

Trey and Matt read GAF.

 

[TheDuskwalker]

I love South Park.

 

[Super Mario]

It's good to know there's still a small amount of shows not running the approved liberal agenda

 

[zelo-ca]

I just saw the finale. That was fantastic.

 

[Shaqazooloo]

Damn, I really need to watch the current season.

 

[#Phonepunk#]

watched this last night, it was pretty funny. Towlie on the scooter was hilarious

 

[cryptoadam]

It's good to know there's still a small amount of shows not running the approved liberal agenda

Which is funny because a few episodes ago they mocked everyone turning a blind eye to global warming.

So SP actually is an equal offender and go after left and right. And often times they don't really care much about politics and just tell it like it is. Which usually goes against the liberal agenda.

 

[SoulUnison]

South Park is the only show that I know of that has been good for as long as it has and it doesn't seem to be going down anytime soon.

I don't know. I've felt for at least 3 seasons now that the show is just kind of coasting on obvious framings of current events.
It doesn't really have anything unique to say anymore, and it seems to have lost the edge or wit to make at least the delivery novel.

Also, I kind of feel like we barely ever see what the kids are doing anymore.
It feels like we're always following the adult characters or one-off characters created for the purpose of a specific plot line.

It's good to know there's still a small amount of shows not running the approved liberal agenda

It hurts my heart to see an account named after such a family-friendly and apolitical character make such pointless and divisive posts.

 

[Papa]

I don't know. I've felt for at least 3 seasons now that the show is just kind of coasting on obvious framings of current events.
It doesn't really have anything unique to say anymore, and it seems to have lost the edge or wit to make at least the delivery novel.



It hurts my heart to see an account named after such a family-friendly and apolitical character make such pointless and divisive posts.

Then you need to harden your heart a bit. What he said was quite tame.

 

[CatLady]

Which is funny because a few episodes ago they mocked everyone turning a blind eye to global warming.

So SP actually is an equal offender and go after left and right. And often times they don't really care much about politics and just tell it like it is. Which usually goes against the liberal agenda.

Right, South Park goes after what's ridiculous and both the far left regressives and the extreme right lunatics each have their fair share of ridiculous and both are worthy of South Park parody.

 

[Grinchy]

This was easily the best season in years. It hit on some current events and the social climate, but also had just simple, random episodes instead of every episode dating itself immediately by being about whatever was on the news that week.

The Santa scene was hilarious and it drives the message home very nicely that it's crazy to write someone off for life because of a tweet.

 

[Brawlz]

Good finale. Not as great as prior seasons, but I'm still enthralled with the show.

I also loved the whole bit with #CancelSouthPark (Was my first time seeing this during the actual episode). I can fully understand why Matt and Trey want to end the series, and I'd be perfectly fine if they enacted upon that.

If not, well, more South Park for me lol.

 

[captainraincoat]

Was definitely their best season in years....I don’t think they will run out of ideas with the current world

 

[haxan7]

It hurts my heart to see an account named after such a family-friendly and apolitical character make such pointless and divisive posts.

...how is that pointless and divisive? He made an actual point. And if you think that's a post that's worth being called out as divisive... well, no comment.

 

[SoulUnison]

...how is that pointless and divisive? He made an actual point. And if you think that's a post that's worth being called out as divisive... well, no comment.

It categorizes and is fundamentally dissonant from his username and avatar in a way that causes a weird uncanny valley effect.

 

[EviLore]

It categorizes and is fundamentally dissonant from his username and avatar in a way that causes a weird uncanny valley effect.

Spoiler

Nintendo fans are all conservatives ;b

 

[Papa]

It categorizes and is fundamentally dissonant from his username and avatar in a way that causes a weird uncanny valley effect.

Where is the lie though?

 

[SoulUnison]

Where is the lie though?

I...don't remember ever saying anything was a lie.

 

[Scopa]

It categorizes and is fundamentally dissonant from his username and avatar in a way that causes a weird uncanny valley effect.

You know Mario isn’t real right?

 

[SoulUnison]

You know Mario isn’t real right?

Truly, my mind is blown.

 

[Papa]

I...don't remember ever saying anything was a lie.

Then why are you complaining about his opinion if all he's doing is making you uncomfortable but not lying?

 

[SoulUnison]

Then why are you complaining about his opinion if all he's doing is making you uncomfortable but not lying?

Because nothing in this thread was "political" and then "Super Mario" of all 'things' swoops in and makes a statement that lays bait, hijacks and reframes the conversation to not be "Let's talk about South Park," but "Let's talk about our politics through the lens of South Park." And even now, I don't know if you're doing it consciously, but you're trying to represent me as being "too sensitive" rather than just "tired of everything turning political."

Like, I thought when tons of the population left we were all sighing because at least now the discussion could be apolitical, and then again when "Politics" was split off into its own specific sub-forum, but instead we've just kind of swung around to the other side of the horseshoe, it feels like.

Sometimes I just wanna talk about stuff without it being a thinly veiled ploy to talk about other stuff, ya know?

 

[Weiji]

Now show Santa shitting down Jack Dorsey’s chimney.

 

[Papa]

Because nothing in this thread was "political" and then "Super Mario" of all 'things' swoops in and makes a statement that lays bait, hijacks and reframes the conversation to not be "Let's talk about South Park," but "Let's talk about our politics through the lens of South Park." And even now, I don't know if you're doing it consciously, but you're trying to represent me as being "too sensitive" rather than just "tired of everything turning political."

Like, I thought when tons of the population left we were all sighing because at least now the discussion could be apolitical, and then again when "Politics" was split off into its own specific sub-forum, but instead we've just kind of swung around to the other side of the horseshoe, it feels like.

Sometimes I just wanna talk about stuff without it being a thinly veiled ploy to talk about other stuff, ya know?

I get your point and agree that it would be nice for the political stuff to be limited to the Politics sub, but the video in the OP was quite clearly about political references in South Park.

 

[Super Mario]

Because nothing in this thread was "political" and then "Super Mario" of all 'things' swoops in and makes a statement that lays bait, hijacks and reframes the conversation to not be "Let's talk about South Park," but "Let's talk about our politics through the lens of South Park." And even now, I don't know if you're doing it consciously, but you're trying to represent me as being "too sensitive" rather than just "tired of everything turning political."

Like, I thought when tons of the population left we were all sighing because at least now the discussion could be apolitical, and then again when "Politics" was split off into its own specific sub-forum, but instead we've just kind of swung around to the other side of the horseshoe, it feels like.

Sometimes I just wanna talk about stuff without it being a thinly veiled ploy to talk about other stuff, ya know?

You do realize this very thread is discussing an episode that mocked our politics. Correct? I didn't come in to lecture everyone on their beliefs, and to state mine. I said it was refreshing to see something different. I tend to believe there a lot of others that agree with me. Hence the thread.

 

[dolabla]

This episode was great

 

[cryptoadam]

Good finale. Not as great as prior seasons, but I'm still enthralled with the show.

I also loved the whole bit with #CancelSouthPark (Was my first time seeing this during the actual episode). I can fully understand why Matt and Trey want to end the series, and I'd be perfectly fine if they enacted upon that.

If not, well, more South Park for me lol.

I think its ironic and hilarious that somehow the show has managed to avoid the outrage crowd. All the episodes and things they have done should be setting social media a fire. I mean they had a F'n black character named TOKEN. I know thats the joke but most SJW's don't get jokes. Mr Garrison said only "real women" could get pregnant so being transgender meant he isn't a real women, yet still survived.

SP is like the cockroach or twinkies of SJW/Social media. Even after the social media apocolypse it will still be around making fun of everyone.