If You Think SouthPark Is Funny, You Are Watching It Wrong.

That's called satire.

This is what it pretends to be... but I believe it is far more dark than the public realizes.

This was brought home to me once more when I was watching the "Humancentipad" episode a few days ago.

Many decades ago - before WW II - a process was started using animated cartoons having the effect of enuring us to horror, cruelty and atrocity. We have gotten used to laugh with things which if they were shown with real life characters in actual movies would probably not be acceptable (may now they would be, but certainly not at that time, decades ago).

We have all been programmed by now to react this way to extreme vileness in animated cartoons because we consider it "entertainment". Hence you think what you are seeing while watching the "Humancentipad" episode is hilarious while, if you actually devote some thought to this, what you are watching is REAL evil.

So I find it curious that OP would post a thread about South Park, claiming what it does is explaining the Matrix... knowing well this is what the GLP public will want to believe.

its still satire when its going off of the movie made before that episode and how fucking stupid itunes was with only having mp4

south park is funny because it is satire and cleverly done that seems to have tricked several here

But why do they want to blame Canada? :[

i was always curious about chef banging all the white women.

You have to understand how southpark treats the notions of eating and shitting.
They are alchemical symbolism in southpark.

all episodes involving eating and shitting.
the little santa turd
eating through the ass and crapping through the mouth episode
the gerbil in the ass trying to get out episode
the episode where cartman bets them people shit when they die.
THEY ARE ALL CONNECTED.

Those sound disgusting. SouthPark was funny back in 98... when I was unaware and asleep. Stopped watching it after it's first season.

The only SP I've watched since were a couple of episodes that included Towlie. Forgive me. My ex had addiction issues and loved smoking weed. It annoyed me so bad after awhile. I could relate to the SouthPark gang's frustrations w/Towlie.

They are certainly all connected... because the makers of South Park obviously have anal/oral fixations which Freud talked about. Maybe they just need ten years of psychoanalysis.

Alchemical symbolism?

:spoofy:

There are some episodes that I found funny, without being disgusting or actually disturbing or going into extreme freakishness. The one where they were playing Warcraft was one. I thought it was actually hilarious.

To be honest, there are episodes which are satire on celebs mostly (like Michael Jackson, Al Gore, Kanye West, and others) but I noticed even when they are satire they tend to be quite hurtful (I mean to say hurtful to those who are the object of the satire).

d:

Because Terrence and Phillip are a pair of assholes!

I watched a few episodes and never found any of it in any way humorous.

Look for the secret deal each is doing by selling each other out.

How many witnesses in each scene?
What are the interests and motivations of each character in each scene.

They are all you.

it's something i've never been able to watch. (along with lots of other things)

Nah, I'll pass.

Wow. I don't think it is me who is watching it wrong.

your eating potatoes wrong. see how that works. its occult how you eat them. the elite eat potatoes the way you do. potato chips, fries, mashed potatoes, baked; its all connected.

you poop potatoes. see !!!!!!!! connected

Hahaha.

I have to say, the voices are obnoxious. I don't like the voices at all. And did I mention all the references to poop and sex.... and blood splashing around... it's almost Tarantino.

It's not.
They are explaining how human thought works by means of comparing it to food and digestion.

You have to be extra careful finding the repetitive themes.
In one of the first seasons, Craig (I think) sees Bebe in the hallway and he falls in love with her... But Cartman sees that and starts yelling "Craig loves Bebe Craig loves Bebe..." and Craig ends up throwing up because Cartman infected him with a virus by throwing Craig off the natural course (Cartman was thrown off the natural course when he had anal probe in the first episode)

You have to pay attention to the themes.
Why so much supernatural stuff in southpark? Aliens santa towlie jesus manbearpig etc stand for almost religious reasoning for why the people of southpark justify their actions, and there is ALOT of logic behind it.

Pay attention to the number of characters in the scene.
How many witnesses 1,2,3...?

Why do so many characters have imaginary friends?
Imaginary friends - towlie, mister hankey, member berries = a witness the characters make up to justify their reasoning.

Who is Kenny? Is he the group's imaginary friend who backs up what they do?
What is revealed about Kenny in the Mysterio episodes?
Is he actually the lowest common denominator of southpark that testifies of the collective interest of the southpark town?
Why does Kenny die?
Is it because southpark gets rid of a WITNESS that doesn't serve them anymore?