You may be right, but I applaud them for trying. At some point, even our 'enemies' won't be able to make fun because they'll believe the same shit we do.
They aren’t redpilling, they are mocking. They are taking a serious set of topics and introducing it as comedy (to many people for the first time). This is a strategy, it dilutes creditability. To those who know these topics, it may be exciting to see it “coming out” but this is just a move to try and stay ahead of the information leaking out.
Take me serious, I’m not dooming, I’m pointing it out. They have done this countless times in the past with comedy.
Yup. Human curiosity. All publicity is good publicity. It gets people talking. It makes people curious. They start looking into this stuff. Tons of normies that don't watch the news have never even heard of Q. I am very pleased.
IDK - As a teacher I know I need to introduce a new vocabulary term 25 times (in different ways) to make someone remember the term (without a student studying). Think of commercials, even if you don’t notice it, when you go shopping for an item or service, you will remember something of the ads (9/10 dentists agree that...). If that brand of toothpaste is only a little more, you might pick it because you “know” you are getting a good product... let the message go forth...
That's a good way to put it, the connection to marketing. If people hear about Epstein/hollywood pedos enough, in 2 months when they see some Hollywood aide arrested for CP charges it might click some pieces together for them.
As someone who was once entranced by comedy of the [enemy] I agree that it won’t be an immediate redpill. But this is a sign that this info is imminently coming out. This information the [enemy] would prefer zero discussion of. But since it will soon be forced out, they want to condition their sleeping victims to not be startled awake by it.
This is a last resort however because now the information is implanted in their mind. Once they (if they) awaken, it will suddenly add onto a mountain of knowledge they will begin to question. And instantly become suspicious of. And quickly believe the opposite of what they were taught.
So at all costs the [enemy] must maintain the sleep. But oh it’s getting harder and harder.
That episode didn’t mock the game though, it mocked the no life neckbeards that played games all day and took it too seriously. The literal running gag of the episode is the boys becoming fat slobs to beat another fat slob.
You're splitting hairs, their point stands. I also think you're both correct, because it cuts both ways, IMO: I would be inclined to say that a game that turns it's player base (insofar as the SP ep. is concerned) into neckbeards is mocking the game as well as some of it's audience.
Or are they in on it and they are so confident that they are bragging in our faces because they think that nobody will take it seriously? I don’t know Trey Parker and Matt Stone but they have become famous and may have made connections with the wrong people. Idk just speculating.
Yup, but to many cry babies bitching about "boo hoo SP made fun of us" don't see that. They wanted to try on the "I'm offended: jacket to see if it would fit.
Theory: the episode was marketed as a "q is crazy" episode, but the creators do their research, and are red pilled by it. Here's why I think that is:
Look at the backround of the board in the Q place. It is full of inside jokes and q specific sayings like WWG1WGA , Something on hillary and a few others I probably missed. How do they know those memes?
In the same scene we get the "Q" guy to do an interpretation of comms from Mr Garrison. Yes, I found this funny because Garrison was just yelling at him, but the way that the "Q" guy interprets it is really similar to how he real anons interpret what Trump says. But again how do they know that unless they have seen people interpreting drops?
They use the term Q far now than Qanon, a thing that the media doesn't do. Why?
The way they handle the "Q" guy is also weird, in that they could have easily made Q cartman and that would've been funny to the libtards to do that, since that would discredit Q. But they make him a Normal guy. Maybe he's more relatable that way.
The sequence with adrenochrome is also interesting, since in other "cult" based episodes they usually make fun of the fact that people believe this(like when the scientology episode is explaining lore but the bottom says "this is what scientology actually believes"). That's not what they do here. They start the clip with "this is a fact" and make no jokes during the whole thing.
The tone of the entire special is not really humorous. I'm not saying that because of the subject matter, rather it's something my dad(who doesn't follow q but watched a few SP episodes) said, where the episode seemed more like education than entertainment.
(1)7. Finally, the adrenochrome scene again because It is exactly what Q followers believe. They didn't play it for laughs at all. Also, the tools when they show the picture of getting adrenochrome is in THE EXACT SPOT ON THE BRAIN where the pituitary gland would be.
How oddly researched and specific.
Anyway, this will red pill people. I'm not saying their on our side, but I am saying they could've been much meaner to Q. And they weren't.
Thats why we can't attack SP for the Q hate. They attack everything and everyone. Comedy at its purist
You may be right, but I applaud them for trying. At some point, even our 'enemies' won't be able to make fun because they'll believe the same shit we do.
"Do you know what pedophilia is? Here let me show you.""DAD!" That wasn't funny to you?
They aren’t redpilling, they are mocking. They are taking a serious set of topics and introducing it as comedy (to many people for the first time). This is a strategy, it dilutes creditability. To those who know these topics, it may be exciting to see it “coming out” but this is just a move to try and stay ahead of the information leaking out.
Take me serious, I’m not dooming, I’m pointing it out. They have done this countless times in the past with comedy.
Idk, man. When they did the Scientology episode, it actually made me do research and confirmed to me that it's one giant scam.
Yup. Human curiosity. All publicity is good publicity. It gets people talking. It makes people curious. They start looking into this stuff. Tons of normies that don't watch the news have never even heard of Q. I am very pleased.
IDK - As a teacher I know I need to introduce a new vocabulary term 25 times (in different ways) to make someone remember the term (without a student studying). Think of commercials, even if you don’t notice it, when you go shopping for an item or service, you will remember something of the ads (9/10 dentists agree that...). If that brand of toothpaste is only a little more, you might pick it because you “know” you are getting a good product... let the message go forth...
Yes. As Hitler(?) said, repeat a lie often enough and it becomes the truth. It works both ways.
Perhaps this is SP helping to get info to more eyes and ears but it fits right in to the stategy of a countermove.
Joseph Goebbels
That's a good way to put it, the connection to marketing. If people hear about Epstein/hollywood pedos enough, in 2 months when they see some Hollywood aide arrested for CP charges it might click some pieces together for them.
As someone who was once entranced by comedy of the [enemy] I agree that it won’t be an immediate redpill. But this is a sign that this info is imminently coming out. This information the [enemy] would prefer zero discussion of. But since it will soon be forced out, they want to condition their sleeping victims to not be startled awake by it.
This is a last resort however because now the information is implanted in their mind. Once they (if they) awaken, it will suddenly add onto a mountain of knowledge they will begin to question. And instantly become suspicious of. And quickly believe the opposite of what they were taught.
So at all costs the [enemy] must maintain the sleep. But oh it’s getting harder and harder.
I grin at that last sentence in your comment.
....she said.
Exactly!
I agree! It was bothering me too. They’re bringing it up and dismissing it at the same time. To quote nancy, “It’s a tactic”.
That episode didn’t mock the game though, it mocked the no life neckbeards that played games all day and took it too seriously. The literal running gag of the episode is the boys becoming fat slobs to beat another fat slob.
You're splitting hairs, their point stands. I also think you're both correct, because it cuts both ways, IMO: I would be inclined to say that a game that turns it's player base (insofar as the SP ep. is concerned) into neckbeards is mocking the game as well as some of it's audience.
At least they’ve done their research
Not on Q that is for sure. Pushed the MSM narrative on us thru and thru.
For Real?
that's good to hear, I was afraid it would be one sided them making fun of Q is a small price to pay if they attack the other issues equally
The whole hour is literally making fun of Q.
Or are they in on it and they are so confident that they are bragging in our faces because they think that nobody will take it seriously? I don’t know Trey Parker and Matt Stone but they have become famous and may have made connections with the wrong people. Idk just speculating.
I'd bet money that Parker and Stone know all about Adrenochrome and its users from intimate acquaintance.
So did they ban they Wh__l _f F_rt_ne episode yet?
A lot of people here were expecting the comedy show to come out and not make fun of anything, huh?
Honestly this didn't look that comical.
Talk about a gigantic red pill. Was this supposed to be funny? I don't watch South Park.
Yup, but to many cry babies bitching about "boo hoo SP made fun of us" don't see that. They wanted to try on the "I'm offended: jacket to see if it would fit.
Theory: the episode was marketed as a "q is crazy" episode, but the creators do their research, and are red pilled by it. Here's why I think that is:
Look at the backround of the board in the Q place. It is full of inside jokes and q specific sayings like WWG1WGA , Something on hillary and a few others I probably missed. How do they know those memes?
In the same scene we get the "Q" guy to do an interpretation of comms from Mr Garrison. Yes, I found this funny because Garrison was just yelling at him, but the way that the "Q" guy interprets it is really similar to how he real anons interpret what Trump says. But again how do they know that unless they have seen people interpreting drops?
They use the term Q far now than Qanon, a thing that the media doesn't do. Why?
The way they handle the "Q" guy is also weird, in that they could have easily made Q cartman and that would've been funny to the libtards to do that, since that would discredit Q. But they make him a Normal guy. Maybe he's more relatable that way.
The sequence with adrenochrome is also interesting, since in other "cult" based episodes they usually make fun of the fact that people believe this(like when the scientology episode is explaining lore but the bottom says "this is what scientology actually believes"). That's not what they do here. They start the clip with "this is a fact" and make no jokes during the whole thing.
The tone of the entire special is not really humorous. I'm not saying that because of the subject matter, rather it's something my dad(who doesn't follow q but watched a few SP episodes) said, where the episode seemed more like education than entertainment.
(1)7. Finally, the adrenochrome scene again because It is exactly what Q followers believe. They didn't play it for laughs at all. Also, the tools when they show the picture of getting adrenochrome is in THE EXACT SPOT ON THE BRAIN where the pituitary gland would be. How oddly researched and specific.
Anyway, this will red pill people. I'm not saying their on our side, but I am saying they could've been much meaner to Q. And they weren't.
It wasn't as funny as some South Park but for those of you that don't think some people will talk about it then you are sorely mistaken.