Creepy...and has no soul
Good ole' South Park, progenitor of a thousand phenomenal cultural memes. Alas, not all are excellent, such as "Ginger Attacks!" because they have no soul...and are creepy. Neither of these statements are true (but are still funny), although the ramifications are true. Some 11 year old knuckleheads out in LA started a "kick the ginger day", and assaulted other children because they were pasty redheads.
Maybe she deserved it for reasons totally unrelated to being pasty, creepy and having no soul?
Rather than kick these kids' asses, and beat the hooliganism out of them, what is the reaction from administrators? Ummmm....sensitivity and tolerance training. In other words, the response is a predictable, do-nothing exercise where a bunch of touchy-feely, empathy facists are going to explain to kids what they already know:
1. It's wrong to hit people because of physical traits
2. Gingers are just kids with red hair
3. Television is not reality
Hint: This is not a real parakeet.
As appalling as the attacks were, the "adult" response is worse. What ever happened to kids getting their ass kicked when they acted like little monsters? It seemed pretty effective for thousands of thousands of years. I'm not talking about child abuse, I'm talking about an otherwise normal kid taking shit too far, and acting like a hellion. In those instances, a good old fashion ass-kicking seemed to be pretty effective. Now, though, we are raising a generation of pussies who are simultaneously bullies, because there are no repercussions and all they get is "education" and "time outs".
Lest you have any doubts, Alex and the Droogies got put in timeout and received "sensitivity training" rather than getting an old school, wrath of God, ass-beating.
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