It's Official, South Park is Prophetic Sooooo. . . the more and more I dig into the way things work in Clown World, the more that I realize that South Park has been quite literally the most accurate show on TV ever, with the Simpsons a close second.  South Park S8E07. We all know this episode well. The Goobacks. The South Park term for illegal immigrant time travelers. This episode was beyond fucking genius. It goes to show how illegal immigration over time, when refused to be monitored and regulated, only inevitably ends with the original class of people getting upset at each other over the lack of doing anything that would work or find a possible good solution. We've had unfettered immigration in America for years, and the whole situation got way worse under Obama's term when he practically turned border jumping into a sport for the Central American invaders who mount up and come to America. Some facts to face: America is already Mexico; everyone from Mexico that wanted to come into America has already jumped across. We now have all the terrorists, murderers, rapists, and rejects from Central America making the long and perilous journey up to America, backed by a bunch of suspicious foreign groups and dumb sympathizers looking to score some internet video credits. South Park made it very apparent that none of these foreigners will integrate properly, if at all, not just due to the language barrier, but because they believe that their own backwards culture is superior to ours, and that is completely the reason that they left. It has nothing to do with the lack of organized services or ability to find work and pay to support families. Nope. Not at all.  South Park S17E01. Let Go, Let Gov. Aside from the Cartman storyline of him signing up to have his thoughts broadcast directly to the Internet (something that I fear might one day actually happen), the subplot of the episode is the government basically becoming a religious organization to help people clear their consciences so they can live guilt free regardless of the increasingly messed up stuff they keep doing while thinking an easy confession somehow rids them of all responsibility. The best part of this episode was the end where the DMV gets shut down with all the employees arrested as a group of naked young boys are carried out alongside them. The news person reporting on the whole thing just lays out the practical truth, any organization that seeks power or political influence inevitably ends up in a young boy. This would be hilarious beyond words if our current world didn't prove that true nearly every time someone investigates a political party for corruption.  South Park S6E08, Red Hot Catholic Love, and S22E02, A Boy and a Priest. I loved both of these episodes when they first aired. Red Hot Catholic Love was hilarious because all of the priests were so unified in their deception to nearly everyone that it was just funny beyond the fact that it was astoundingly terrifying. A Boy and a Priest was even funnier. Before the scandals started happening, it was a normal thing a long time ago to allow a group of children to spend a massive amount of time with a priest and learn about religion. With Butters and Father Maxi growing closer together in this episode, it was more controversial because instead of featuring a dose of the same old same old, South Park showed a previously held time when it was something that was fun for nearly everyone to be happy. The entire town being so excited to go to Church just because they get the ability to joke about the sexual perversion inside the organization was hilarious. They were even writing down notes and testing out different jokes just because they've gotten so used to the idea.  There's many more episodes of South Park that showcase Clown World in its entirety. I honestly think Matt Stone and Trey Parker are really onto something big with the way they organize the show. Both of them are conservatives, too, shockingly. They are both incredibly aware of religion and how it skews the perspective of everyone in it when looking at certain events in the world. And Trey Parker even jabbed at himself when he mentioned in the show that the reason that he married an Asian woman was to ensure that he would produce no ginger kids, and therefore, not add the blight of another soulless child on the face of the Earth.  Any other good South Park references? I know there must be a lot, but let's discuss the parts of the episodes relevant to Clown World.