[EggsAckley]

Hmmmm, maybe. But as a general rule, South Park is staunchly against liberal nonsense, and strongly expressing conservative logic. I find it hard to believe that anyone who has actually seen it can't get that.

[GulliverSwift]

That's very correct. The only time they make fun of religion or conservatism is when people go to far or don't enforce their principles, such as when they ridicule the Catholic church for not kicking out homosexual molesters.

They've even run an episode which enacted a modern-day version of Job with Kyle in the starring role.

[thoughtomator]

Maybe some just see the topics presented and turn it off before they get the joke?

[Long Cut]

The only time I've ever seen "South Park" bust up on thr Right is when they go after those on this side who, like liberals, wish to FORCE others to accept their version of morality.

Unfortunately, there are ample targets. Fortunately, NO ONE compares to the Left for offering "targets of opportunity".

Hence the term, "South Park Republican". It's come to represent those who are Right in most of their thinking, but who nonetheless enjoy having some "naughty" fun.

For example, a "South park Republican" would presumably have no objection to legalized gambling, nor any particular trouble with "nudie" bars.

With regard to the Republican party, the SPR just puts some more emphasis on the "party". IMHO, that's good. There's nothing that says one can't enjoy one's own life, after all.