South Park + Its Political Sperging (?) Thread - Season 26 ongoing!

Is it even South Park anymore when the four boys are no longer the focal point of the story? Seems more like an outlet for Seth’s personal political sperging than an actual tv show.
Randy and Cartman are the main characters, Stan and Kyle are hanging out in the background, and Kenny might as well not exist.

And sometimes Butters happens.
 
Setting politics aside, I think Seth might be more tolerable as a guy than Trey
By all accounts Seth is a preppy type who longs for the Rat Pack era of living and who holds his feelings close to his chest. So you never quite know what he's thinking. Trey meanwhile, for all of his evil frat boy ways, is more upfront with his feelings. If he likes you/hates you, he'll let you know straight up whereas Seth can hate you but make you think he is your biggest pal due to his ability to compartmentalize his feelings the 1950s way
 
By all accounts Seth is a preppy type who longs for the Rat Pack era of living and who holds his feelings close to his chest. So you never quite know what he's thinking. Trey meanwhile, for all of his evil frat boy ways, is more upfront with his feelings. If he likes you/hates you, he'll let you know straight up whereas Seth can hate you but make you think he is your biggest pal due to his ability to compartmentalize his feelings the 1950s way
Remember when he had Quagmire rape Marge and kill her and the entire Simpsons family because The Simpsons made a light plagiarism joke?
 
Remember when he had Quagmire rape Marge and kill her and the entire Simpsons family because The Simpsons made a light plagiarism joke?
That and Matt Groening threw a tantrum to get Family Guy kicked off the Sunday night line up so their promised to slot would go to Futurama instead.when both shows debuted.
 
Setting politics aside, I think Seth might be more tolerable as a guy than Trey
Seth is very involved in politics but unlike most of his peers, he knows that his job is to entertain people.
I remember when The Orville was still on FOX, one of his writers was saying on Twitter that it doesn't matter if conservatives don't like them and vice-versa, they should watch the show because they will have a great time and it's true.
 
It might be best for them to say nothing. We know that Charlie made Trey and Matt seethe. They obviously hated the guy, and any sort of statement of condolences would just ring hollow.
Not to sound like a wuss or anything, but a episode tributed to Kirk would be the better route, against political violence and now assassinations. I don't think the LA air has polluted their core values, just that they are a bit libtards. But i don't know, might just be me, but something has changed and i don't think South Park should ignore it, and not making it hollow. This is a opportunity really, sad as it is.
 
I wouldn't be 100% surprised if the next episode has Cartman as Charile Kirk getting shot. Maybe I'm a pearl-clutching bitch for saying this, but the joke about Steve Irwin in the Hell On Earth episode was perhaps the only time the show legitimately offended me; I can't think of a single thing he did to warrant it. If Trey and Matt really are in the liberal Hollywood elite now, then they would probably think nothing about making fun of Charlie Kirk, the so-called facist according to the shitlibs.
 
I wouldn't be 100% surprised if the next episode has Cartman as Charile Kirk getting shot. Maybe I'm a pearl-clutching bitch for saying this, but the joke about Steve Irwin in the Hell On Earth episode was perhaps the only time the show legitimately offended me; I can't think of a single thing he did to warrant it. If Trey and Matt really are in the liberal Hollywood elite now, then they would probably think nothing about making fun of Charlie Kirk, the so-called facist according to the shitlibs.
Seeing as how the Charlie Kirk episode already got memory holed, they probably won't touch the issue at all. There's also nothing funny (for a Leftwinger anyways) to build off of. Cartman gets shot in the neck. Why does he get shot in the neck? He was saying Charlie Kirk talking points. Kirk was a boring Con Inc. guy to begin with, so characters saying he deserved it isn't going to work for the same reason making Red Skull saying Jordan Peterson talking points don't make him evil. So, if it's written exactly as how Reddit would want it, it's just the grave dancing episode and normal people hate it.
 
I wouldn't be 100% surprised if the next episode has Cartman as Charile Kirk getting shot. Maybe I'm a pearl-clutching bitch for saying this, but the joke about Steve Irwin in the Hell On Earth episode was perhaps the only time the show legitimately offended me; I can't think of a single thing he did to warrant it. If Trey and Matt really are in the liberal Hollywood elite now, then they would probably think nothing about making fun of Charlie Kirk, the so-called facist according to the shitlibs.

Seeing as how the Charlie Kirk episode already got memory holed, they probably won't touch the issue at all. There's also nothing funny (for a Leftwinger anyways) to build off of. Cartman gets shot in the neck. Why does he get shot in the neck? He was saying Charlie Kirk talking points. Kirk was a boring Con Inc. guy to begin with, so characters saying he deserved it isn't going to work for the same reason making Red Skull saying Jordan Peterson talking points don't make him evil. So, if it's written exactly as how Reddit would want it, it's just the grave dancing episode and normal people hate it.
Like I said about another issue they will likely make an episode about news of a tragedy and about people that pester them about making an episode about said tragedy which will be about Stan and Kyle telling the audience they don't have to talk or joke about every tragedy.
 
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