South Park Roasts Donald Trump

July 25, 2025 Hunter Wallace Conservatism, Culture, Humor, Politics, Populists 19

I thought it was funny, but got a little too vulgar at the end.

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  1. “I thought it was funny, but got a little too vulgar at the end.”

    Low brow humor is like that. Been that way for decades. See Andrew “Dice” Clay, and the British comedy show “Benny Hill”‘

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  2. “South Park makes fun of everyone ”

    If they were gentiles, they’d been canceled and blacklisted long ago. Another example of endless j-privileges.

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      • Those are the two ‘public faces’ of South Park, the writing team is heavily kosher along with the production crew, along with distribution and licensing.

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  6. “5 year, 50 episode, $1.5 billion deal with Paramount. ”

    30 million an episode for that childish production ?????
    Something that looks like a high school production.

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  7. With this kind of “talent,” one could only be
    successful in America a year before Hitler came
    to power. Although the Third Reich’s euthana-
    sia program was based on American theories.
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Doll_Family

    This bizarre “monstrosity”, produced by two Jews,
    appears to be one of the first attempts to “normalize
    the abnormal.” The most normal performers among
    the “freaks” are the mentioned German dwarf family.
    https://archive.org/details/freaks-1932-colorized
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freaks_(1932_film)

    For us, who now have to live in the “freakish age”,
    the appeal of this film lies in the fact that the freaks
    of that time now represent a population group under
    special protection by the freak system itself, protec-
    ted from further “abuse” of this kind as quasi-saints.

    “‘Foreigners Around the World’ is a controversial
    satirical piece originally published in National Lam-
    poon in 1976, featuring biting, offensive stereotypes
    meant as a mockery of racist attitudes themselves.”
    https://i.ibb.co/7tbJkj4q/foreign.jpg

    The author employed the strategy of referring to “fo-
    reigners” to avoid having to include his own “nation.”
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P._J._O'Rourke

    This must, of course, be rectified as a matter of urgency.
    I asked AI to come up with an addition (so mild it doesn’t
    even include terms such as Yank, hillbilly, or redneck). AI:

    If you are asking for what a satirical, O’Rourke-style entry for “the American” might look like in the same tone as the original piece, here is a plausible, in-character pastiche, based on the satirical style and intent of the article:

    AMERICANS

    – Racial Characteristics: Loud, overweight, possess an unshakeable confidence in their ignorance. Speak only English, poorly. Recognize no country but their own and believe all foreigners want to be them.

    – Customs: Celebrate Thanksgiving (in honor of eating too much), Fourth of July (in honor of blowing things up), and “Black Friday” (in honor of buying cheap electronics and trampling each other in shopping malls). Routinely invade other countries for fun and profit.

    – Good Points: Will give you a ride, offer help in a disaster, loan you a gun.

    – Proper Forms of Address: “Hey, buddy!”, “Dude”, or shouting your request slowly in English until comprehension occurs.

    – Anecdotes Illustrating the American Character:
    1. An American, visiting a country whose name he cannot remember, proudly orders a cheeseburger in perfect English and then complains about the lack of ice cubes in his drink.
    2. When in doubt abroad, an American will point to his own chest and say, “USA!”, expecting a favorable response. When confusion results, he responds by offering chewing gum or democracy.

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