[Delta 21]

So Hilarious! Drove a steak thru many hearts with that declaration!

"NO, Seriously. We're Republicans."

[DesertRhino]

Beautiful. And nobody in that audience dares take them on because they know the response they’ll see in the next episode.

[GrandJediMasterYoda]

I wish they would have said conservative as “Republican” is pretty much the same as saying “Democrap” today.

[Chode]

they've said in the past that the only people they hate more than republicans, are democrats...

[Hostage]

For moments of total degeneration, Beavis and Butthead are without equal:

The creator of Beavis and Butthead stopped producing episodes because he had a Damascus moment where he realized he was contributing to the decay of American civilization.

[rarestia]

None of this is a surprise to anyone who is paying attention.

Parker and Stone have been lambasting BOTH sides for 20 years, but they’ve been unwavering in their distaste for the liberal idiocy they harangue.

[TADSLOS]

Another South Park episode in the making. Hollyweird just got punked. 😀

[raccoonradio]

There was a book called South Park Republicans about people like them.I think it quoted one of them saying, “We hate conservatives but we really f-—ing hate liberals.” A South Park episode was described where the kids actually defend corporations (when “Harbucks” comes to town, one kid said corporations are good and they “give us everything from cars to computers to canned soup”).

Their Team America movie skewered liberals and Hollywood lefties.As a result some liberals who were South Park fans responded, “not cool, dudes..we liked South Park but this is bad...”

[Nifster]

Then Hollyweird idiots are the stupidest people in the world

If they ever watched South Park they would realize at a minimum the guys ain’t democrat or progressive

[ImJustAnotherOkie]

I always suspected as much.

[Lonely Bull]

According to Pawl Bazile, writing on Milo Yiannopoulos's site Dangerous:

Last week Trey Parker and Matt Stone sent shockwaves through the entertainment industry by announcing at an awards ceremony, "we're republicans."

The South Park creative powerhouses were receiving a "Freedom" award from People for the American Way and needed to reaffirm in front of the audience of high profile entertainment insiders, "No seriously, we're republicans," after the audience became uncomfortably chuckled [sic] at the concept of right wingers among them.

(1) Why isn't "republicans" capitalized here? (I associate the lowercase form with citizens of monarchies who would prefer their countries to be republics.)

(2) Had they instead announced their transgenderism and then French-kissed each other, they would've received thunderous applause.

[Mr. Blond]

They may vote R, but their politics are small L libertarians a la Ron Paul. They clearly don’t like Trump either.