Not so irrelevant after all? The White House thanks “South Park” and the series creators Parker and Stone.
A spokesman for the US Ministry of Homeland Protection (Department of Homeland Security, DHS) thanked “South Park” to “draw attention to recruitment of ICE officials”. In a statement in the White House, the series was recently referred to as “fourth -class and irrelevant”.
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Trump vs. South Park
Donald Trump not only runs political battles in the White House, but also a media -political cultural struggle. Last week the first episode of the 27th season of the “South Park” series was released, and that with record -breaking streaming numbers. The “South Park” creator Trey Parker and Matt Stone were careful to the US President as Satan’s little friend-the focus was particularly on the “tiny penis” of the multi-billion dollar republican. “This series has not been relevant for over 20 years and, with uninspired ideas, depends on a silk thread, in a desperate attempt to attract attention,” said the White House. The spokeswoman Taylor Rogers also added: “President Trump fulfilled more promises in just six months than any other president in our country’s history – and no fourth -class series can throw President Trump’s success.”
But not irrelevant
Now the fight apparently goes into the second round: The DHS posted a screenshot of the teaser of the second episode on X, in which ICE civil servants are shown as a brainless henchman in patrol cars to advertise the authority: “Join.ice.Gov”, plus a link to the recruitment page. Later a spokesman for the DH thanked in a statement to “The Hill“Even with the series makers that the show” drawn attention to the recruitment of ICE officials “. In this way, the show promotes the strategy of the DHS ordered by the Trump government to hire numerous new civil servants in order to carry out large arrests, detention and deportations of migrants.
While the TV billionaires still apologized to the first episode after the reaction of the White House, Parker and Stone report in typical sarcasm: “So wait, so we are relevant?”, Followed with the hashtag #eaeattabofdicks, which means: Lick me by the ass.