SOUTH PARK - Proper Condom Use [S5, E7] REACTION 

Ayee honored to be apart of the first 200

Insane how you got 200 more subs in 4 days

@@Azurethewolf168 I have been blessed my Matt and Trey, haha

@@Tolye keep it up man

I mean.... You watch South Park and you're way cute. Easiest sub decision on record 🥰

Basically like masturba-

hahah, sometimes I picture Matt and Trey just dying of laughter in the recording booth

I know and when he says it feels so good mmkaay lol 😂 I love this episode

Thank you!

Couldn't have said it better! Parents delegating their roles to anyone is the biggest sign of ignorance towards their kids. Unfortunately it is common practice nowadays.

@@Tolye let's deconstruct things for a second. Parents don't want to talk about it cause it's awkward to talk to your kids about sex. The best case scenario is a stranger is awkward talking about sex to kids, or worse... a stranger who wants to talk about sex to kids. lose/lose worse. P.S. I Nominate 'Scott Tennorman Must Die' as a episode. Much less awkward than this on and cartman gets trolled, -and some other related events- great one.

I would also not trust statistics coming from Choksondik's mouth 😅

In part BECAUSE of sex ed. It can be argued endlessly that students in grade school shouldn't be taught such - I'd argue they should at least be given a lesson on external anatomy at *minimum* - but keeping people ignorant of how their own bodies function only leads to terrible choices regarding health and myriad unwanted children.

@@christopherb501The way to do it is abstinence first rather than "abstinence only" (if there really is such a thing outside of religious schools). Lay ALL the cards on the table AND specifically show percentage wise how effective condoms and "the pill" (there's actually many kinds) and so on are. But above all else, stress that sex is an ADULT decision with possible ADULT consequences and should always be treated as such.

@@Tolye It's all part of the ageist myth that "things are getting worse all the time" when in fact if you look at some of the statistics...

⁠@@JohnSmith-zw8vpI mean most people aren’t religious anymore so you have to account for people doing crazy shit like having sex at young ages

God. I really should've waited for that "donkey punch", how the hell did I miss that 😂

Well, I don't agree with this take, I still believe it is the duty of the parent to inform the kid about all this. No government or school should ever be delegated those tasks! My main point is that the prime cause of the misconception comes from the parents' unwillingness to talk to their children on those topics. Let's suppose for a second, how much time would it take for a parent to explain this whole information to a kid? A couple of hours. Ceirtainly not a year worth of curriculum. When those sexual education teachers are done with explaining contraception in a matter of hours, they eventually end up talking about perversions and perverted practices, thus fulfilling an agenda of absolutely confusing and indoctrinating the child. I would never allow a RANDOM person from the public education system to teach my kids about topics of this personal nature, instead of me and my partner, maybe it is different for someone else. But thank you for your opinion!

​@@Tolye - Please note I said nothing about the education system being the (only) one to teach kids about these things. I only highlighted what gets taught, and that "replacements" such as scare-tactics and abstinence-only end up causing more issues. i don't know where you've gotten the idea about teaching children "perversion." You seem to believe the scene with Mr. Garrison is a reality. It's a **parody** of what people think and fear, **not** a depiction of truth. I stand by what I said about the ages. Little ones need to know their body parts and the proper names (penis and vagina, **not** peepee and veevee). Kids in the 7-10 range need to know about puberty (what to expect, how to care for the body), and where babies come from. Older kids need to know about sex and STIs. All of this is so kids and young people can be aware and protect themselves. The sad fact is that many parents aren't prepared for that talk, and in places like the USA, schools also fail. When it comes to schools, sex-ed is also not an entire year of a curriculum. Health class in general? Yes. Sex-ed usually is a week-long course that comes as part of a health class or a "special topic". As for who is teaching it? They bring in trained people from health departments to do so - if they're doing it right. Sadly, a lot of public schools in the USA choose the abstinence-only route, and kids get taught about god and Jesus instead. (My school went this latter route, and we all got shamed for wanting to hold hands and kiss. We also got traumatised by a woman sobbing on stage about her supposed 8 late-term abortions and how it left her unable to have kids now that she actually wants them... again, supposedly.) Whether the parents step up or the schools do - I'm good either way. Just be open and honest for the sake of the children needing to learn.

@@SweetCrumblingDollthey should teach about Jesus but not with something sensitive like this. I think that parents should do it but if schools will then they should do it in a way where it won’t traumatize them.

@@Azurethewolf168 - It's called world religion. So long as the various religions are covered in an educational way, and the curriculum isn't trying to convert them? I see no problem with this.

@@SweetCrumblingDoll I guess so, it does become an issue when it’s pushing a purely political narrative though

The problem is that we have Studies That show that children who are sexually abused by a family member will not know they are being sexually abused until they learn in sex Ed If you leave it to the parents, abusive parents will get away Scott free Secondly many conservative parents refuse to teach their kids about sexuality Or teach repression and or that anytime a kid gets an erection it's the devil controlling then or some BS

I disagree but not fully. I believe that schools should be able to teach children but with a comprehensive plan that's approved of by the parents. And parents can opt out of it if they want to do it themselves. That way, parents can choose.

@@BiteBolt_77the DOJ has shown they can’t teach children at all. I’d rather not have my future children be under the care of the government, that never ends well. I’d rather just have the choice of teaching my children myself, leave education up to the states, not the federal government.

Is it when you eat ass and get a shit stache? Or is that something else

Always at service! I can image why it's banned 😂

I wonder if that's a regional thing because I've seen this episode on cable fairly recently.

hahaha, I also didn't know what "Filfthy Sanchez" was before this episode, I guess we all learn something new every day. Reacting to movies sounds fun, but it really depends on the copyright issues you might get from it. Once again, thank you for the recommendations!!

Somos el mejor país de Chile !!

interesting, perhaps this is a reference to the original episode, some sort of homage to it, haha

@@Tolyewell the aliens are from the first episode, so yeah it’s a reference to them

Ohhh, perhaps I dodged a trauma in that way, hahah

YESS WATCH THIS ONE FORSURE!! one of my favorites of all time

And can be watched for Halloween time or Christmas tbh so would still be a good time to watch it lol

hehe, soon, my friend, soon!

@@Tolye This is good news.

You are right, that is really something troubling. Are you from Canada actually?

@@Tolye France , i didn't knew similar thing happen in Canada , yes it's troubling.

This...really isn't a thing like you're portraying...

@@christopherb501it is

@@beeruslemaridena6167Canada is 1000x worse

I live in Australia here we tell them in year 5 (2 years before middle school)

Did they actually show the birth-scene on live TV?

@@Tolye everything.

😭

Or the brown note

@@mario6sic6 Thank you, pal! I have reacted to all of those!

So sad

How did you make the conclusion that the parents are uninformed if they didn't even talk to their children? How does that work?

@@Tolye sorry for wrong wordings. I meant uninformed for schools and under equipped for parents as both randy and Sharon were at loss of proper words when they tried to talk with stan at start. Again I personally think sex ed basics should be taught by parents not schools. And complicated topics like STDs should also be taught to teenagers (not children) by schools by a professionals.

haha, I am a Moldovan, I have the right to be fan of Spain because my team sucks ass 😂

@@alejandrodecalblanco5113 Viva España!

JUST WALK AWAY

Now, sir, you've got my attention with that one! Thank you!😅

Thanks a lot, my friend! I will take care of that!

@@Tolye YAY!!! It would become your first SP DOUBLE-FEATURE!! (ep.10+11 is a two-parter;) Parker and Stone have a lot of those for you to react!! Standing by from montreal here, im your new biggest fan bro 👊🏻 hehe your reactions are a legit rare mix of *smart deep cuts and *entertaining teen-like excitement (et ce n’est pas chose facile;) on one of the greatest iconoclastic show of our time !! Keep doing you red’rocketing you😆

@@max-ottofauteux6857Oh, some good old cliffhangers? Really excited for those episodes! Thanks a lot, my friend, I really appreciate it!

@@Tolye can’t wait !! Hehe ENJOY M8!!

I have no idea how I ignored it throughout the years😅