Supporters of QAnon had no problem getting ridiculed on Wednesday’s hour-long “South Park” special – in fact, they are praising the cartoon for helping to spread their beliefs.
“Welcome to the wake-up operation,” QAnon Telegram’s GhostEzra channel told its 234,000 subscribers when “South ParQ: Vaccination Special” started.
“Yes, the cartoons will get their attention,” agreed one subscriber. “S – t, we have [been] waiting at msm [main stream media] and they do it in a cartoon !!!! ”Added another.
The show scoffed at QAnon’s claims that the government is secretly run by a satanic conspiracy of blood-drinking pedophiles – and scoffed at the group’s chatter about the life-saving COVID-19 vaccine.
Some in QAnon think the vaccine is a deep state plan to enslave humanity, and the hour-long cartoon showed little protagonist Cartman and his gang struggling to fight the growing hordes of anti-Marxist conspiracy theorists in the city.
But the show’s mockery was lost by many QAnon-ers.
“I pray to God that this will work for some people,” said a GhostEzra subscriber.
“It’s kind of sad that a cartoon is needed to wake people up,” added another.
“Yes, my mother received the vax after I begged her not to,” agreed another. “And then my aunt followed me. I mean, it breaks my heart. ”
“This was to show your audience to those who don’t know how to search right away and read about it now,” said another in the chat, concluding that the program would arouse viewers’ curiosity.
Others on the chat, however, criticized the “fake documentary”, saying that the representation of “South Park” was inaccurate – because not all are teenagers as portrayed in the program.
“Anyone who knows anyone knows that Q means that the military no longer has to do with the end of the globalist Luciferian cabal and the quantum financial system,” complained one of them. “Q is not just any teenager sitting in his room.”