Randy Marsh is Powerless Against This Terrible Disease - SOUTH PARK 

Ok, but i wanna more episodes of randy in the future.

South Park Season 24 Episode 3 Please!!!😃

when do the episodes on the site rotate?

LMAO the disease of liking to get fucked up hell of a disease

Taken from the episode: Bloody Mary (2005) from season 9 of south park (1997-present) This episode of course originally aired on December 7th 2005 on comedy central! and in this episode: Stan is embarrassed when his dad gets pulled over for drunk driving! Randy believes that the only way that can cure him for his hankering drinking disease is a bleeding statue of the Virgin Mary in the next town! South Park (1997-present) A comedy central original series that's been going strong since 1997 of course!

That and the shaved head - hilarious

@@ba8898 Awesome

They've gone back on their stance that addiction being a disease being a crutch and feel bad about it. But if you watch the episode again they're more talking about the kind of person who WOULD use it as a crutch. Addiction is an extremely hard challenge to overcome but too many people can stop trying because they see the disease aspect as an inevitable reason for their failure to put in the necessary effort to overcome. The amount of people that fail to overcome this problem would be different if it accounted for the number of people that actively tried to resist and eventually come out victorious.

@Buck Fiden "Unmotivated to win" perfectly describes that kind of mindset. Glad you got better! It requires incredible self control to overcome an addiction. Acquiring that strength will go a long way :)

The fact it’s plaid too lol

Except cancer.

He gets to smoke weed at least all day everyday

He's super cereal about it.

covid 19 iincluded

"Stanley listen to me, I have Sars. There's only a 98% chance that I still live." Still one of my favourite Randy lines. On top of, "Is there an officer, problem?"

Only time I wanna stop drinking is when ive had too much, but thats every time I drink sooo...yea

@@tebogokolobe9535 amen

I think we just reach I point where a switch flips in our brains, and we're like, “I can't do this anymore”. The times I've given up alcohol and smoking were all completely random times with little pre-planning.

It's the same with any addiction - for years and years I smoked, when I tried to quit I went to E-cigs, patches, these weird pills. At some point you have to be honest with yourself and just go cold turkey, you're never going to truly quit by changing methods of doing the exact same thing to your body - only when you stop can you get better.

@@ravercorum20 yeah but quitting smoking is a lot easier than drinking. You can’t get seizures from withdrawing from nicotine lol

Get daddy another beer will ya

😂😂😂

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I think he says "son"

@@phoule76 he says Stan

Well its what every kid has to do in their life to get daddy a beer 😂

@@200yearsago5 So true, I remember that very well.

No, you don't need another beer!

@@emileyclark5175 I mean come on just 1

That's the official state song where I live.

Did you learn that playing bleepy games you ridiculous simp.

The definition of something as a disease isn't saying that the patients should avoid all personal responsibility; that is like saying that people who struggle with diabetes shouldn't care about their blood sugar levels.

Telling them it's completely their fault is more dangerous

​​@@AlexG-kp1ssmaybe, but just because its bad to put everything on the person doesn't mean you have to completely swing the pendulum in the other direction and not put any blame on them.

Can we just agree that there's a middle ground here? It's your responsibility but at the same time you don't have to go at it alone?

AMEN BROTHER!!!!!!!

LMFAO 😂😂😂💀💀

Lol... It's kinda sad when u realize that the satire from South Park is actually becoming reality

Haha it hits home too real & hard when you thk about 66% of American population is overweight 😂😂

@@tokyomilmil FIGHT AGAINST THE OVERWEIGHT PEOPLE

Staahn…. STAAHN!!

Fr, love how Stan is just trying to munch out on Cookies and milk

that's such an iconic Randy thing now. It get's me every dam time

Hell yeah

Good for you!

That's right fam, one step at a time.

Any luck lowering it further?

Good job cutting back!! That's a whole 17% decrease ‼️ that's reason to celebrate with a few extra beers‼️💯🤣

this comment is OP.

WE ARE THE BILLY BOIS

I didnt get it

Pfft! Like that's ever gonna happen. 🙄

​@@toshiie4478Stan's grandpa calls him Billy instead of Stan .

hit the showers kook

@@T5r2 What?

Everything in this show showcases the harm of certain societal norms. It's kinda the point.

Whoah.

Normalization of porn,hookups, drugs, alcohol, and over eating has made this generation into mindless zombies that have no ambition and only desire quick unfulfilling pleasure.

You mean that he racks disiprine?

@@hempcacaogoji831 😃🤣

@Jeffrey Bird 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Because his father isn’t actually an alcoholic. If all it took was discipline then people wouldn’t die from it so often. It’s hard to grasp unless you’ve felt real addiction but that also doesn’t mean discipline isn’t a big part of it, even for addicts. Just putting that out there.

@@nebulousisgod discipline to not start.

A man with a dangerous disease crying to his son in pain.

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Evil morty you the man

@@tdrxy Oh wow, thanks!☺✌

Stay strong my friend

I kicked two substances, but I never cared much for AA. The first step was not how I felt: Admit that you are powerless. Huh...how about telling yourself you are strong, instead? To me, the latter worked. If AA helped people achieve and maintain sobriety, great for them. But I think you shouldn't force it on people who want to recover as the only option.

@@DellaStreet123 because AA is based in religion and the primary goal of any religion is to subdue the masses

Speak for yourself 🤓🖕

No one is powerless. It's ridiculous to act like a substance like alcohol or the "disease of addiction", has the ability to enslave a human's mind and behaviours. Harmful thing AA teaches to people. I think people who get sober with AA do it in spite of AA not because of it.

Look on the bright side, at least he's not beating the shit out of you.

Did he take care of his responsibilties? Were you ever Hungry? Were you ever homeless? If you werent then leave your father the fuck alone

@@porkcutlet3920equal rights equal fights

I had one of those... eventually alcoholic cirrhosis killed him. Same with sister. It's not a "disease" and sick of people saying it is. This episode is gold

@@SS-jl2cx It's not a disease, you say, and yet it killed both your father and your sister. Hmm ... sounds like a pretty serious disease to me.

It's called a smorgous-wein and it's very cultural!

*sigh* guess I have to pirate it, since Paramount Plus is not available in my country

He had room to talk as a child

@@Gfish17 no he didnt lmao, the whole fucking point is its really no ones business even your kid's, you need to do it with the help of medical professionals thats it

@@tbonedude12 Hey Kyle was just trying to do what he could to stop his dad from drinking. And at that point Kyle was not a Drinker he had room to talk. Even kids are tought in elementary school the Dangers of drinking. It's funny how you think only medical professionals can be right about the simple concept of "if you don't drink at all you won't get Drunk".

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I'm not chugging beer! I'm sampling a flight of gluten-free German lagers with a French wine pairing. It's called a smorgesvein and its elegantly cultural.

Doesn’t Drink Any LESS Either 🍺

What? Wouldnt be funny,No,he actually,truly believes he has this horrible disease.

Absolutely, Randy is the best character in the show 👏

Cartman is still the best randy second

​@@christophg159 Cartman, The Boys, Randy than Towelie

keep listening to the news, you'll be just fine.

@@xdsmastermia You really don't understand Jokes, do you?

I understand joke. Very funny, btw.

@@buckfiden607 lolz me 2.

Don't you mean the Delta Plus Rewards Program Drinking Variant now?

I think you’re taking the humour in South Park a tad more seriously than intended.

@@RU-vidmessedupmyhandle , You aren't giving Trey and Matt enough credit for their intellectual prowess.

@@cmend as much as I love South Park, I don’t subscribe to Tray and Matt infallibility (and neither do they in fairness, given how they’re big enough to row back on some things later on). As much as anything they provoke and cajole. They’re wrong on this, but still funny.

@@RU-vidmessedupmyhandle , You are such a big South Park fan that you can't even spell one of the creator's name correctly.

@@freedomforever6718 nice gatekeeping bro.

yeah this episode is not accurate for 12 step groups IMO. The 12 steps do not say you are powerless over the disease of alcoholism. They say you are powerless over alcohol. That is, after an alcoholic starts ingesting alcohol, they lose the power to have control over their drinking, or they lose the power to make good choices. An alcoholic cannot change what alcohol does to their body and mind. That is something they are powerless over. I get it if you're talking about how people just use the 12-step approach to continue to make themselves the victim, or continue to wreak havoc. I've seen that happen for sure. But Randy is deeply confused about what AA actually says.

@@wolfumz So just...don't drink. All it takes is a little bit of self-discipline and accepting that you're your own cause of problems. That's apparently too much.

@@WimsicleStranger Haha. Fortunately you don't understand, and hopefully will never have to ;)

@@WimsicleStranger There’s a lot of overlap between poor mental health and addiction. I didn’t become a full blown alcoholic but when I was in a heavy depression I used shit like booze for a crutch to a very very unhealthy degree and had I continued could have seriously gotten to that point. It wasn’t til I started having my body in withdraw after not having alcohol for it to like actually sink in. Ultimately you need to take charge and realize that you need to take initiative to actually improve your situation instead of avoiding your issues with alcohol yes, but I really don’t envy people in that position at all.

Years ago, my mother drank herself into an early grave. Addiction, disease? I don't know what to call it. I still wonder to this day what was going on in her head.

Good on you for getting your buddy to a meeting. I've been sober for 3 years now and its not as easy as people think. Of course people go through the phase randy was in, but it does get to a point where your body is dependent on it and you need medical attention to quit. People sometimes die from alcohol withdrawal. I got pretty bad off before I eventually quit.

Haha I could see that if you don’t understand what’s going on it can be overwhelming and weird. Discussion meetings can get super real and super dirty. It’s meant to be that way. You’re getting your thoughts/feelings out as they are unfiltered and with that can bring understanding and closeness. Probably a better meeting to go to if you’re new is a speaker meeting.

@@RandyRobert36 I'd suggest a step 1 meeting. Speaker meetings are too damn rah-rah if you dont know the guy and everyone's telling him how great he is.

@@RandyRobert36 In Chicago, you can move to start with step 1 if you have a newbie.

@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 to each their own. I found speaker meetings the most useful early on in order to understand the entirety of the program, surrender, and ultimately bye into the process.

you can't your sick🤣🤣🤣

I bet you can attest it. Contest means to disagree.

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@@johnbell1396Alcoholics are so dumb, omg.

@@lukecrawford6482 Alcoholics are in fact lazy and pathetic.

Thanks for enlightening me on the joke.My brain grow bigger than ever.

Sounds like people with anxiety ngl

The joke is that this is what they a actually tell people at aa meetings

@@AustinMovies except its not, though...we do have a disease, but it can be arrested, not cureed.

@@AustinMovies and the first thing they will tell you is that the only requirement for AA is a desire to stop drinking.

Pretty much how my younger brother became after attending a few Narcotics Anonymous meetings... "Its not my fault I steal things to pawn, it's this disease called addiction". I swear he only got worse after those meetings. Not to mention all the connects he made through his new "friends"

What kind of dipshit has to explain the obvious like this. Its not like this was a subtle message or anything, it is south park after all

The problem isn't acknowledging that addiction is a disease (it objectively is one), the problem is thinking that religion/god can cure diseases and refusing to take responsibility for your own treatment.

@@squallstopher608 used to go to NA and AA, it’s an outdated, religion-filled joke. This doesn’t surprise me

@@squallstopher608 is he alive ?

That's actually how children of alcoholic parents act. They become the parents.

Greatest Show "Ever" !!!!!!!

Wow, impossible!👏👏

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Jesus is God 🦁

Impossibru

that's a common trope in cartoons

I'm over 2 years sober, good job!

Nah

Mike Lindell: Crack to Christ to Crap!

Amen

@@Phoenixesper1 he is the honey badger of pillows, he dont give a crap about your HR culture.

That's awesome!

I first heard that on a Cheech and Chong record decades ago

You just need a disiprine

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How could you speak in such a way to people cursed with that terrible disease. For shame!

If they could control it, they would BE at AA. NOBODY goes to AA right away. Civilian drinkers, for damn sure.

@@EE-ky5ntaddiction is not a disease

RIP Norm. That guy was a real jerk

ya, it's the only disease that allows you to get drunk--Norm MacDonald

@@mattym2542 yknow with Norm, the more I learn about that guy, the more I don't care for him

Dennis Miller said that

I attended exactly one AA meeting, and that was before I had a drinking problem -- I just went to keep somebody company. Learned helplessness and forced positivity. I think the main reason alcoholism was recognized as a disease in the 1940s is that, without being diagnosed with a disease, you cannot get treatment for something, and your health care provider cannot reimburse you for treatment for something non-existent. Physical dependence on alcohol or some other substance that causes withdrawal symptoms is an illness, but taking up drinking or refusing to stop when things are going into the wrong direction, those are largely choices.

@@DellaStreet123I’ll drink to that 🍻

AA does NOT teach that you should take zero accountability for your drinking. Quite the opposite. The whole point of the program is to get sober and stay sober.

I’d say second best. Cartman is definitely the greatest character.

What about Butters butt medication for his herniated colon?

@@jazzmyne6881 I'm weak, I forgot about that episode. 😆

Same. Even with his current Tegridy shtick, he still finds ways to get a smile out of someone albeit at the expense of his intelligence and family's tolerance.

Stan! Staaaan!

He may be entertaining to watch but you cant deny hes a horrible unfit parent. Even Stan inherited his drinking problem.

@@ronburgundy3172 Tbf there are very few good parents in the show.

Saying that people are powerless to it is pretty harmful as well. All the 12 step crap is pretty culty in general.

if it helps someone to call it a disease whats the big deal? im curious what harm you think it does

@@cosmopotts8889 it doesn't help anybody one bit to call it a disease. That tells people that they are powerless to do anything about it, and need someone or something else to fix them. In reality, they are the ONLY ones who can do anything to fix it.

@@Xavier_Coogat_the_Mambo_King i mean, thats the whole point of the higher power part, they just take it to literally. But anyone who gives themselves to god is basically doing the same thing, its just a general sin disease instead of drugs. Its basically what all Christian songs are about lol

He's got no Tegridy! I'm not pointing fingers 😂