So gay guy/Alefantis, library/P&P shop, chickenlover/chickenlover, associating kids with adult sex/same.

Matt and Trey knew exactly what they were mocking with this one and it comes after the Chickenhawk paedophile documentary.

Another important element to these pervs, is that they attach themselves to some faux charity. Another term is "false compassion". In this case "learning to read". Another episode 'nambla' about equality and "all that crap". South Park called out these faux charities with the Clintons in the White House at that time.

Also, interestingly enough Speaker Paul Ryan is a huge Ayn Rand fan boy. Atlas is also another roman pagan related figure. Related to that particular book, the authority figures in this episode don't display the omnipotence and or magnamity that the book portrays of such figures. Barbrady's simply did his job despite his shortcomings and eventually caught the chickenf*cker. His rejection of the atlas shrugged book was a really clever insight.

Don't recall the context however normally chickenhawk is a term Ventura uses for politicians that awoided military service, get into office and suddenly hawks.

It's likely South Park used that term on purpose, however it's also possible that the pedo sodomite community owned the term after this episode as a badge of honor, inside joke type thing as well. Either way, keep in mind the bookmobile, Politics and Prose is a couple doors down with the kids section underground! These f-ing sodomites. So sick of them getting away with this crap.

Did you ever see the episode about Super Adventure Club , the old men that travel around the world the have sex with children?

Let's also not forget the episode where they rip NAMBLA a new one for being a bunch of disgusting pedophiles trying to justify their behaviour. I've been wondering if South Park has been trying to warn us about pedophiles for years, using humor as a way to help red pill.

Entertainment can be an effective red pill tool. For example, Iron Man 3 is about the anatomy and methodology of false flags. Captain America: Winter Soldier is about Operation Paperclip and to a lesser extent, MKUltra. The Angry Birds Movie is an allegory to what's really going on with the Syrian Refuge Crisis.

Major spoilers ahead. Persona 5 is a MASSIVE red pill video game for those who understand its deeper truths, especially the final act. Allegories to the Deep State, Hillary Clinton, Monsanto abound.

I am guilty of liking South Park. Since Pizzagate, I can really see how they use humor to desensitize people. They make fun of perverts.

Why does anyone even watch this garbage? If no one watched it there would be no reason for them to create it. Sick stuff. Thanks for posting to clue us in, but if anybody out there is still watching, go cold turkey. Edit: Wow. The shills are out full force. Or people are getting really touchy. No more a place to speak your mind.

The episode is about a man who goes around raping 'chickens'. I couldn't help but think that the South Park writers were trying to convey this terminology back when this episode was created. It could be a coincidence though. However, let us not forget the episode of South Park where 'The Super Adventure Club' that brainwashed the character 'Chef' was a bunch of old men going around the world raping kids for their energy...