Matt & Trey lead the charge against SJW culture

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A soul-crushing society, led by a click-happy media and finger-wagging president, that has demanded our country and culture change everything from its football-team names to its campus speech policies, has gone largely unchecked for the past seven or so years. Today, the shirt a scientist wears is more important than his first-in-human-history accomplishments, and the jokes we tell on Twitter lead to angry mobs waiting for us at the airport. Random YouTube comments are held up as paramount examples of our society as savagely sexist, racist, or whatever other kind of “ist” the shame media can think of.

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The cries for liberation from this browbeating have finally been answered, by what might appear, on the surface, to be unlikely heroes: the boys from the quaint Colorado town of South Park. In their 19th season, show creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have taken aim squarely at the thought-crime police. But they aren’t relaying a message about how suffocating a society built on the foundations of political correctness can be by preaching about it; they are putting the citizens of South Park through it, and in doing so, they’re showing us all just how ludicrous we’ve become.

As the good people of South Park embrace each new step on the way to PC, the consequences they face become that much worse. It all starts when an intimidating new principal, appropriately named “PC Principal,” takes over after the long-time dedicated school principal is fired over a Bill Cosby joke. PC Principal forces the town, and its most famous un-PC kid, Eric Cartman, to embrace new social rules, sometimes by brutal force and with the assistance of a PC fraternity (one of the show’s more brilliant creations in recent memory).

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