The thing about South Park is, it stays recent. I don’t think the humour has changed as much, just the nature of things they satire on has changed and demands a different approach at times. While there has been a drop in quality but that’s only in comparison to the high ceiling they set before, that’s not to say it isn’t good still.

Yes, there are good episodes and bad ones, but I think good ones are still very good. For example, take the episode where Jimmy uses the word “retarded” in his school newspaper and how they expose PC Principal’s hypocrisy around the matter when he’s uncomfortable treating Jimmy like others. That was a great episode and handled the theme so well, at least for me

Dude, have some shame and just tell us where is Butters?

I don’t think it’s stupid to get mad, the point is, it shows clear as a day when it’s actually about having a casting diversity and when it’s about just making a point by forcing sub standard stuff down people’s throat and shaming then when they don’t like it, because you casted a diverse cast. It’s totally okay to rip on when they retell the same stories, don’t develop their own characters and just lazily replace a previous one with an all able minority representation who just can’t be wrong about anything. Yes, the message is for fans to not go overboard but it’s also just as much as for the production houses to create original content around diverse performers instead of just putting them as substitutes

Well, i think you missed the point my friend. While they did criticise fans for going overboard with their displeasure known in aggressive ways, they totally ripped on Disney as well, for putting forced inclusion above the quality of content, that was still the central theme of the episode.