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	South Park Republican - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		South Park Republican (SPR) is a name that is used to describe fans of the animated series South Park who are seen as a "new wave" of young adults and teenagers who hold conservative and libertarian political beliefs.
		From the libertarian perpesective South Park is likewise often critical of traditional establishments of authority, such as organized religion and the local government, which are portrayed as corrupt and hypocritical.
		South Park's teachers and parents are obsessed with political correctness and as a result routinely censor and shelter the boys from important issues concerning their lives.
	www.music.us /education/S/South-Park-Republican.htm (3603 words)

	Article \| South Park Republicans
		South Park has a sharp anti-political-correctness edge, for starters.
		In one notorious parody, made during the 2000 Florida recount, blowhard Rosie O'Donnell comes to the town of South Park to intervene in a kindergarten election dispute involving her nephew.
		South Park has also satirized the 1960s counterculture; sex-ed in school; hate-crime legislation; the divorce culture; and many other products of liberal policies and values.
	www.manhattan-institute.org /html/_dmn_southpark_reps.htm (1563 words)

	South Park Republican - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		South Park is a popular and controversial cartoon created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone.
		From the libertarian perspective South Park is likewise often critical of traditional establishments of authority, such as organized religion and the government, which are portrayed as corrupt and hypocritical.
		South Park Republicans empathize with the characters' consideration of moral guidelines in their attempts to explain their surroundings and are extremely likely to support the "children's" decisions.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/South_Park_Republican (1027 words)

	Reason Magazine - South Park Refugees
		Republicans could embrace two guys who got their break with a video of a martial-arts duel between Santa Claus and Jesus.
		Some Republicans were offended by the show's gibes at organized religion, but it seemed like a great recruiting tool because of its merciless mocking of Democrats like Al Gore, who appeared as a monster frightening the schoolchildren of South Park.
		Andrew Sullivan, the blogger who coined "South Park Republican," was at the conference with a preview of "The Conservative Soul," his new book on the spiritual corruption of Republicans.
	www.reason.com /hod/jt083106.shtml (815 words)

	The American Spectator
		South Park survived the transformation from buzz magnet to old news by revising its formula, reasserting Parker and Stone's creative control, and aiming more at maintaining its cult following than at reaching for a mass audience.
		No -- sorry -- actually, the South Park Republicans are supposed to be a hodgepodge of libertarian-leaning, pop-savvy, socially tolerant, and/or nonwhite Republicans who, as Stanton noted in a follow-up article, don't even have to like South Park.
		Smart bad taste is South Park's Eric Cartman tricking a bully into eating a chili made from his parents, in a revenge lifted (sort of) from Titus Andronicus.
	www.spectator.org /dsp_article.asp?art_id=6310 (680 words)

	The Original Musings: I'm a true South Park Republican
		South Park Republican is a term that was circulated in a few articles and weblogs...
		South Park Republican is a term that was circulated in a few articles and weblogs on the Internet circa 2001 and 2002, to describe what was claimed by the authors as a "new wave" of young adults and teenagers who hold conservative and libertarian political beliefs.
		These people, Republicans and Democrats, Senators and Congressmen/women, get their pound of flesh, and their millionaire buddies are allowed to hide their money in Utah.
	www.naebunny.net /~mommylemur/archives/2005/04/im_not_really_a.html (948 words)

	South Park Conservatives - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		South Park Conservatives: The Revolt Against Liberal Media Bias is a book written by Brian C. Anderson.
		It explores the idea that the traditional mass media in the United States are biased against conservatives, but through new media, such as the Internet, cable television, and talk radio, conservatives are slowly gaining some power in the world of information.
		The name South Park Conservatives derives from Andrew Sullivan's term, South Park Republican.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/South_park_conservative (124 words)

	TCS: Tech - South Park Rising (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		According to the official South Park website, "members of the Christian right have condemned the show for being bad for practically anyone who wants to go to heaven." However, many Christian conservatives agree with their more secular brethren on the issues of smaller government, lower taxes, fewer regulations, and personal responsibility.
		In this respect, South Park Republicans are a far cry from Rod Dreher's "granola conservatives." Dreher, who writes for the conservative National Review, admits that he has "a disdain for, or at least a healthy suspicion of, mass culture." South Park Republicans do not disdain mass culture because they are mass culture.
		South Park Republicans want to avoid that, even if it means voting for Republicans when third party candidates may better reflect their views.
	www.consumersvoice.org /1051/techwrapper.jsp?PID=1051-250&CID=1051-111402A (1210 words)

	South Park Republican: Encyclopedia topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		South Park Republican is a term that was circulated in a few articles and weblogs (weblogs: a weblog (usually shortened to blog, but occasionally spelled web log) is a web...
		South Park (South Park: south park is a comedy animated series created by matt stone and trey parker...
		The term "South Park Republican" has thus become popular among a handful of pundit (pundit: Someone who has been admitted to membership in a scholarly field) s to describe young Americans who interpet the show's values as being parallel to their cause.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /reference/south_park_republican (1142 words)

	"South Park" (1997) - FAQ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		South Park City Air Museum is located in the town of Fairplay in Park County, Colorado, United States (about 80 miles southwest of Denver) and is in no way related to the fictional town of South Park.
		According to the episode "South Park: Cripple Fight (#5.2)", Big Gay Al's age was nine years in 1988, which as of today's date would make him either twenty-seven or twenty-eignt (depending on when his birthday is).
		Accord to the episode: South Park: Proper Condom Use (#5.7), the age that anyone is ready to have sex is at age seventeen.
	us.imdb.com /title/tt0121955/faq (1424 words)

	Justin's Random Thoughts: So, just what is a South Park Republican? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		South Park character-looking pic at the top of the sidebar, you'll see that I identify myself as a South Park Republican.
		Considering Wiki's usually insanely unreliable when it comes to anything having to do with politics, I was surprised to find that their article is actually well put together and is what I'd consider to be an accurate description.
		Well, here's a picture of me that I created using South Park Studio Version 2 with some modifications I did in photoshop to make the clothing look like more like stuff I actually own and wear.
	fatelvis04.blogspot.com /2006/04/so-just-what-is-south-park-republican.html (343 words)

	Return of the Warblog: South Park Crunchy Cons vs....
		South Park Crunchy Cons vs. Consequentialist Bobos vs. the Death of the Two-Party System as We Know it: The L.A. Times, which today produced its most interesting (to me) Sunday edition in memory, ran a Column Left-Column Right deal in the Opinion section about whether there's some New Whatever regarding right-wingers and popular culture.
		Republican or conservative is now so firmly associated with being hearltess and mean, a lot of people feel the need to qualify it.
		Also he's friends with the South Park guys (though the South Park movie is all about a ridiculous trumped-up war over "immorality" that paints the military as racist idiots and Satan as a sympathetic closeted gay man, so I'm a tad surprised the toon's being embraced by conservatives).
	www.mattwelch.com /warblog/archives/001422.html (2871 words)

	resurrectionsong
		The better part of the WSJ synopsis was the reference to the demographic called "South Park Republicans." This demographic is offered as the target of the Dems cussin'.
		I haven't read the article (I only have WSJ access at work), but as I understand it, being a "South Park Republican" is more than swearing at election attendants on your way to fill in the oval for George W. Bush.
		SPRs are, in general, "socially liberal" - they're more likely to enjoy modern/abstract art, accept "non-traditional" relationships, and favor personal liberty vs. establishment of religion.
	www.resurrectionsong.com /archives/002133.html (546 words)

	South Park refugees \| Santa Rosa Press Democrat // News for California's North Bay and Redwood Empire (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		Republicans could embrace two guys who got their break with a video of a martial-arts duel between Santa Claus and Jesus.
		Some Republicans were offended by the show's gibes at organized religion, but it seemed like a great recruiting tool because of its merciless mocking of Democrats like Al Gore, who appeared as a monster frightening the schoolchildren of South Park.
		Andrew Sullivan, the blogger who coined the term "South Park Republican," was at the conference with a preview of "The Conservative Soul," his new book on the spiritual corruption of Republicans.
	www1.pressdemocrat.com /apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20060830/NEWS/608300344 (696 words)

	The South Park Timeline
		South Park Downloads she posted for the fact that they took SPS's episode guide, reversed the order, and replaced the download links with ones to full episodes.
		South Park Episodes she posted because some of that site's members went onto the Studios' channel to ask how SPDownloads got to be mentioned in SPS's update — and then to advertise their server.
		xxxjay over at the South Park X message board says that he ran into Dian Bachar over the summer (he doesn't remember the name, heh), and that after conversing at some length with Bachar, learned that after Season 6 ends in December, that'll be it for the show.
	www.spscriptorium.com /SPinfo/SPTimeline2002.htm (10554 words)

	Oliver Willis » South Park Republicans (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-15)
		South Park lambasted the Bush administration and the GOP during the Terri Schiavo controversy.
		South Park skewers liberals as tree huggers also, it is an equal opportunity offender.
		The term “South Park Republican” was meant to describe a Republican that doesn’t adhere to the ideals and positions of the more conservative wing of the GOP.
	www.oliverwillis.com /2005/06/28/south-park-republicans (488 words)

	South Park Republican defends video games in WSJ op-ed - Joystiq
		"South Park Republicans" is a term coined to reflect the often libertarian viewpoint represented on the television show of the same name.
		The difference between the Republicans and the Democrats on this issue is that the pro-censorship Republicans hide behind Dobson and his kind to take all the heat for how they vote.
		As for "South Park conservatives", they sound like they're just trying really hard to not call themselves libertarians; they probably think it sounds too much like liberal because you know how bad a word that's become.
	www.joystiq.com /2006/06/02/south-park-republican-defends-video-games-in-wsj-op-ed/?s=07ef296e45c846023ccd93678e6e42da& (7683 words)

	Jay Reding.com - South Park Republicans Redux
		All things being equal, I’d rather have the Republicans which is a party of limited government that occasionally doesn’t hold to that ideal in power than the Democrats, the party of stifling government that is virtually guaranteed to erode economic and political rights in this country.
		On the topic of being a south park republican and supporting Bush, honestly… i don’t really consider Bush to be a republican.
		South Park Republican was a “cute” term for a few years.
	www.jayreding.com /archives/2003/10/27/south-park-republicans-redux (2499 words)

	OpinionJournal - Extra
		South Park Republicans not only chuckle uncontrollably at cartoon 8-year-olds violating every directive of political correctness but are more apt to worry about evil guys like Kim Jong Il or Osama bin Laden than fret about the dangers of popular culture.
		These Republicans are as likely to read Blender magazine as The Weekly Standard and would rather see Alice Cooper as the entertainment at the Republican National Convention (or even Ted Nugent or Gene Simmons--please!).
		Since its 1997 premiere, "South Park" has roasted Barbra Streisand as a giant robot hell-bent on world domination, portrayed Sally Struthers as hogging food from starving children in Africa, and shown Michael Jackson climbing trees and scaring the neighborhood children--and losing parts of his face throughout.
	www.opinionjournal.com /extra/?id=110005552 (1723 words)

	Are you a South Park Republican? - Xbox Addict Asylum
		South Park Republicans, as I define them, are the other folks (not the lefties).
		Regardless, these individuals are still "South Park Republicans" in my book, just as thousands of "soccer moms" have children who play baseball, football or hockey instead of the world's most popular sport.
		Lost in the debate over whether or not SPRs exist and to what extent they are politically relevant is an important and telling irony: Most South Park Republicans would have no idea there is a debate about them.
	www.xboxaddict.com /forums/showthread.php?t=47262 (1134 words)

	Bonny Lake State Park
		South Republican Management Area is immediately east of Bonny, and extends 7.5 miles east to the Kansas state line.
		Bonny Lake, a 2,000-surface acre reservoir, covers approximately half the park and lies in the South Fork of the Republican River.
		The Area extends from the edge of the park eastward 7.5 miles to the Kansas state line.
	www.audubon.org /chapter/co/co/IBA/44.htm (387 words)

	Red Letter Day
		Telling a "South Park Republican" that you are gay has the moral effect of telling him you collect stamps or are a Dodgers fan.
		South Park has never implied that being gay is something that should be "private" -- go back to your Season 1 DVD and watch the gay dog episode.
		"South Park conservatives" (and most rational people) would say they are bad role models because of their public exhibitionism and outrageous behavior.
	www.mikesilverman.com /2004/12/trip-to-south-park-you-are-probably.html (1119 words)

	South Park Republicans
		The answer could very well be the "South Park Republicans." The name stems from the primetime cartoon "South Park" that clearly demonstrates the contrast within the party.
		South Park Republicans are true Republicans, though they do not look or act like Pat Robertson.
		The South Park Republicans are an incredibly diverse group encompassing a variety of nontraditional conservatives, such as the Terminator, Arnold Schwarzenegger.
	www.holtorf.com /Ray/south_park_republicans.htm (777 words)

	South Park Studios: BBS: View topic - south park vs. family guy (Now vs. The Simpsons too!)
		I mean, yeah, South Park's flashbacks were mostly real flashbacks to older episodes, each with a slightly altered ending involving ice cream, but others were made up entirely.
		The South Park one was used for the story except everything came out eith the same conclusion (which got old although it was amusing), but the Family Guy one was totally out of place and just showed Peter as an idiot.
		South Park is by far the best, most intelligent, and funniest.
	www.southparkstudios.com /fans/bbs/viewtopic.php?p=557927 (1295 words)

	Cartoon Central: south park archives
		The closest I’ve gotten to World of Warcraft is the South Park episode where they all get really fat and Cartman shits in a bowl that his mom is holding.
		The recent controversy of the “n word” reminds me of that South Park episode where they say “shit” over 100 times, and it is revealed that the word itself is cursed, and that saying it too often will mean the destruction of society.
		I think South Park, that imaginative commentary on American culture, did the best job ever of defining her last season in their episode, "Stupid Whore.” She is a superb reader of how to hype herself, as is Bill O' Reilly, in our society.
	cartoons.blogcarnival.com /archives/cartoons/south_park/index.html (2587 words)

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