Cartman gets permission from his mom and applies for a job at the local ice cream shop. During his first day on the job, Cartman gets fed up and quits. Watch...
No I do not care what their centrist moral lesson at the end of the episode is
"MANBEARPIG" very seriously nudged an already apathetic generation into memeing their way out of even considering the consequences of carbon pollution and climate change.
Even though South Park eventually went back and confirmed that they were wrong, it's agonizing to know the damage has already been done. Plus, I'm pretty sure that sooner or later, these insects will go from "it's not happening" to "I choose treats over my health and your health".
I don't want to go into that again, but I did say "nudged." No one is immune to propaganda and propaganda can affect people without it being 100% consistent and reliable mind control.
One of the reasons I stopped ever participating on reddit is that apart from a few very niche subs, the top comments on every fucking thread were just all this shit. Someone would make a dumb, anodyne pop culture reference, and then the whole scene that it was from would have to be typed out, line by line, for 500 comments. Every. Single. Thread. It's so fucking exhausting.
South Park fans can wear their shit the fuck out too. I saw someone doing the “ooooh I memba🤣” shit in yt comments the other day lol
"MANBEARPIG" very seriously nudged an already apathetic generation into memeing their way out of even considering the consequences of carbon pollution and climate change.
Even though South Park eventually went back and confirmed that they were wrong, it's agonizing to know the damage has already been done. Plus, I'm pretty sure that sooner or later, these insects will go from "it's not happening" to "I choose treats over my health and your health".
That "still as a joke, unless" apology episode was so ineffective that I still heard "manbearpig" memes about climate change as recently as this year.
Guess the International Community was always doomed if it took an edgy cartoon from the 90's to sway their opinion on climate change that easily
I don't want to go into that again, but I did say "nudged." No one is immune to propaganda and propaganda can affect people without it being 100% consistent and reliable mind control.
:so-true: TREE FIDDY
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One of the reasons I stopped ever participating on reddit is that apart from a few very niche subs, the top comments on every fucking thread were just all this shit. Someone would make a dumb, anodyne pop culture reference, and then the whole scene that it was from would have to be typed out, line by line, for 500 comments. Every. Single. Thread. It's so fucking exhausting.