Hours before the season 27 South Park premiere by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, they finally concluded a $ 1.5 billion deal with Paramount in the middle of the "show ***" of merger Between the hereditary studio and the ski -ski media. The new deal is expanding Paramount's link to South Park Studios for five years, guaranteeing 50 new episodes on the Comedy Central show, as well as getting the library from the previous 26 seasons for Paramount+. To celebrate, they published the "Mountain Sermon", an episode where they are Practically praying twice the president and accused the crime of Donald Trump to sue themusing Jesus Christ Himself to comment on the CBS lawsuit with Trump and the subsequent Canceling the "Late Show with Steven Colbert", And, the Akjiek Horror reporters are running because their corporate bosses force them to appease Trump for fear of revenge by turning the "60 minutes" clock into the one that is merged into a bomb to leave.

Trump is obviously very unhappy for the episode. Less than 24 hours earlier, the president took the time from running the country to dismiss the angry inscriptions on his true account of Oyoj Behar, after she claimed to the "view" that he was alboyous to former President Barack Obama's appearance, and that was just a comment. This is an entire episode filled with bare, cruel and ridiculously offensive display of the chief commander, including Deepfake with a talking micropartisComplete with your own web site). To maintain the merger of Paramount/Skydance, companies needed the approval of the Federal Communications Commission of Trump (FCC), and many End of Dei Initiatives At Paramount everyone was trying to calm Trump to earn his approval.

FCC gave its approval for the merger The day after broadcasting the episode, seemingly proving that the capitulation of oppressors who want to tighten media limitations is the only way to get what you want. Or if we want to look at this more cynical, these institutions do exactly what they have always wanted to do and now use Trump's "pressure" as a sacrificial lamb. In any case, it is pathetic.

As the premiere of Season 27 rightly points out when Cartman mourns the fact that "wakes up is dead", and fraudsters feel comfortable emitting their nonsense proudly and openly, America begins to feel out of satire. Fortunately, South Park still has a lot to say as long as Americans are ready to listen. The show was ours The largest cultural test Rorschach for more than 25 yearsAnd while I'm never going to get down for the extravagant -rich, the fact that they have withdrawn this move right away After being imposed a $ 1.5 billion deal, he is so ungodly funny that he feels directly from the South Park episode. "This show has not been relevant for more than 20 years and hangs from a thread with uninspired ideas in desperate attempt to attention," reads Statement by the White House. "President Trump has made more promises in just six months than any other president in our country's history-and no fourth show can disrupt the hot string of President Trump." "Fourth Rate" show? I'm sure Parker and Stone will cry for that painful burning while signing all the documents and depositing that billions of plus dollar. Despite the frequently repeated social media line, satire is not dead, and South Park refusing to withdraw blows is proof of that.

Satirizing America (and especially its political leaders) requires confidence, courage and understanding that how much it is explicit to make your comedy, There will still be people who misunderstand your messageand you are constantly risks being censored. Regardless of one person personal Feelings for "South Park" or Parker and Stone as a creative duo, what they did with the release of "Mountain" preaching was insolent like hell. The emperor has no clothes and we will not allow us all to be gastric in thinking differently. It's just funny that no one else is ready to deal with fences as they have.

The President of the FCC appointed by Trump, Brendan Carr is imposed hard Against the alleged "media bias", He primarily focused on the news. However, it would be stupid to believe that this indictment for "media bias" will begin and stop reporting news and will not expand to other programs that are broadcast on the masses. Parker and Stone were obviously aware that this episode could mark the end of South Park, adding to the suicide suicide of the butter (stone) and Cartman (Parker) that serves as a metatic recognition that if the show would die, it would be by hand and no one else.

And, of course, there will be a lot of hand -handling and mouth for how they have chosen to laminate President Trump, and to merge pearls on how minor it is to shame the president and compare him with Saddam Hussein instead of criticizing his policy or his opinions. Journalists and political experts spent years calling Trump as a racist, fascist, Legally responsible sex abuserAnd he did nothing. The man sells goods with his mugshot on her because he shouted aloud. You can't embarrass someone for something they don't feel shame. To collect it in a way of which actually Getting to him, they had to speak the language of the oppressor and arm his toxic feelings and opinions against him. But by not playing well, he won't say what revenge will be. In essence, denying the president and his own parent company, South Park set the perfect trap, where punishing them would require the retaliatory party to tell themselves with its actions.

Whether you find what Parker and Stone said in this episode (or any episode) ridiculous, appropriate or good taste, it doesn't really matter, because they express their rights for the first free speech amendment. Satirists, comedians, journalists and academics are some of the most obvious goals for fascist regimes. Because in its strongest and most effective form, Satire handles difficult truths, and the truth is the enemy of those in power. As funny as it may sound, the future of South Park will serve as a herald for the future of us all.

Maybe then we'll really be over satire.