A parody of the right-wing conservative activist led to his murder, said Maga supporter.
Maga supporters think the “South Park” series is guilty of the attack on the right-wing conservative activist Charlie Kirk. This was shot on a university campus in Utah on September 10th.
Recommendations of the editorial team
According to the murder, several users gave: “South Park” on the inside of the crime on social media, in particular the episode “Got a Nut” of August 6, as reported by news pages such as “New York Post” and “NME”. The episode parodies Kirk and his role as an activist in the right -wing conservative scene. There the figure Cartman behaves as a conservative commentator who discusses with a student: on the inside of colleges and imitated Kirk’s hairstyle and behaviors.
Sender takes the episode out of the program
Comedy Central meanwhile took the controversial episode to the program. The broadcaster that belongs to Paramount Skydance, distant The repetition of the episode “got a nut” on Wednesday evening without comment from his cable program, just a few hours after the assassination attempt.
Here are a section of “Got a Nut”:
There is currently no evidence that the attack on Kirk was motivated by the episode. However, users make: “NME” reports on the platform x connections between the satire and the assassination: “Trey Parker and Matt Stone have blood on their hands. South Park has to be removed from all streaming services,” wrote a person about the series producers. “South Park undoubtedly fueled the hatred that was necessary to murder Kirk,” said another user. Another user claims: “South Park slowly kills the conservatives.”
Kirk found the parody “hilarious”
Kirk himself had recorded his representation in “South Park” with humor, described her as “hilarious” and shared a section on Tiktok. So far, the “South Park” creator Trey Parker and Matt Stone have not yet publicly commented on the incident.