To be fair her being nice is by in turn being an asshole to someone else. But hey, at least she's using her bitchiness to help someone other than herself.
Well you got a point there this is the only few times we ever see her do something heroic and honestly I was cheering her as she was condemning those vegan idiots. I've got nothing against vegans but if they're involved in a cult or go around and interrupt someone going hunting legally or fishing legally then you know what that's where I literally draw the line. I like to see them just go to a Native American tribe and tell them they can't hunt or fish I'd like to see how that happens. Also how can they say their son is born a vegan when in fact how does that work I mean they're against dairy product anything like a powdered milk or milk coming from a woman's breast child got to feed somewhere? Plus out of all the things that Randy and Sharon would ever do this is the most irresponsible thing they've ever done why would they leave there kids with these people?
@TK 421 ADHD and making a valid argument are two different things Just because they’re making an argument against vegans who insult others for eating meat doesn’t make them mentally disabled
@@adrien4269 it's mushrooms, bean sprouts, and tofu dogs. Nothing about that is appealing. If they were actually good at being vegan you'd see something like salads with nuts and berries, and roasted eggplant with brown rice for the main course.
Some Quorn products are awesome, the quorn pieces go great in a curry and Quorn sausage rolls are spot on. Then there's Linda Mccarthy sausages and sausage rolls, I'm hungry now.
@@WhoThisMonkey So many vegan options to choose from, you don't actually have to eat meat and dairy to thrive. I still eat meat at times, usually when I'm with friends,but try to avoid it as much as I can lol
@@halfwaysleet I've not eaten meat for about 9 years now, my diet is far more varied and healthy than it was when I did eat meat. It was a doorway to a whole world of flavour, and arguably the best decision I ever made.
@@wackpool1491 Technically vegans don't care about breast milk. The mother is able to conciously consent to giving the baby breast milk. And also carried said baby for 9 months prior. Their issue with animal milk is the lack of consent. That, and the way in which they get animals to lactate continously in the first place.
Jack Wyman extremist left parents (progressives/Antifa/pc police). Though this would look different on the complete opposite end of the spectrum but equally wrong.
@FoxFrost November They’ll just go off and forbid their children from seeing you ever again. Extreme Vegans are essentially cultist, you see, so they respond to criticism like cultists
Yeah, never say that to Christians. They get really pissed when you point out that they force young children to go to church and literally indoctrinate them into their cult.
@@aaronlandry3934 see my "problem" is this video isn't titled "Extreme vegans". I know it's south park and i don't take it too seriously but the thing is, many people watching south park sadly do take these kind of scenes serious all the time.
@@davidinawe791 Well, if you ever meet an *extreme* vegan, they’re mostly like this. I knew a girl in high school that was a vegan and she acted just like this. “Would you believe that hot dog was vegan?” is 100% something I could imagine her saying. Granted, she’s not a mother yet, but I’ve known vegans that raise their children vegan too, so this is mostly just making fun of the crazy radicals. Most vegans are probably perfectly normal not like their extreme counterparts
Goes completely ignored. I've been in this situation so many times. My answer either gets ignored or they go on to accuse me of making it up, and that I would have never guessed of they hadn't of told me. Of course I figured it out the instant I tasted it, and suspected the instant I saw it, I'm just not rude. The worst part is, vegan, vegetarian, gluten free, and whatever else food can taste good. Just stop trying to bullshit me that it tastes the same. The instant someone does, they've lost my respect and I no longer have any interest in listening to what they have to say. They're obviously too high on their own hype to have a reasonable conversation.
@@job489 Usually some kind of plant protein, depends on the brand. I've made a lot of vegan "meat" myself and its really not that weird or scary when you see what goes into it. Pork hotdogs on the other hand, seeing what goes into them would make you vomit.
Only a helmet? How unsophisticated. All proper vegans wear a good pair of welding goggles to protect their eyes from the corrupt meat juices that run through meat eaters veins!
@Munchies 2019 He is guaranteed not vegan. Because as a vegan you hear things like this clip literally a million times and it so easily refuted that It is mindblowingly stupid that people still use them as arguments. Circle jerk deluxe
@@christianz8020 well they are focing it apon there kid in vegitarian i will feed any kids i have vegitarian untell they ask me or if they are 10 and have not asked i will ask how they feel about being vegitarian you have to remeber you kid is not you
"Being vegan is more important than being popular" "Maybe you should let your son decide that for himself" "He does decide for himself Larry has been a vegan since he was born" LMFAO
@@BobBob-oe9uf You may be right but I decided to bring attention to what I believe is the funniest part of the skit which is "Larry decided for himself to become vegan when he was born" which is a huge oxymoron no newborn baby has any choice or say on his diet much less anything else lol.
@@BobBob-oe9uf I feel like people complaining about people quoting youtube videos is more played out. In fact the top comment is a quote from the clip, which is 1, but there are at least 5 people in that thread complaining about it, making the complainers far more repetitive.
that last line of "researchers have found that in meat eating households there is more fecal bacteria in the kitchen sinks than in the toilets!" is so fucking funny
Once again, the recommendations bring us together. Have a very merry Christmas from Canada! Edit: This is incredible to see people from different places! Keep it up, I love reading your replies!
That's actually a valid point. These days plenty of vegan stuff can be just as fattening as meat or dairy products. Im a massive fan or quorn myself. Touché
I absolutely love South Park, watched every single episode since it started. This episode is the first one that I actually shed a tear while watching. When Larry Fegan sings his "out of my shell" song to Shelly before she invites him to play Catan, I got emotional, it's one of my favorite SP episodes of all time just for those scenes of that kid.
"maybe if your child would eat a steak once in awhile they wouldn't get beat up by the entire School" How exactly is bullying and beating up an innocent kid for not consuming meat "reasonable"? 🤨
@@evanescence3079 It's a little reasonable since a kid who only eats veggies and stuff like that in the cafeteria lacks proteins, fat, and calories to gain strong muscles and energy storage, thus they're an easy target for bullies in school. Poor Larry, he'd be weak to defend himself.
@@RaymondTheSkyfishIncarnate That doesn't mean parents shouldn't educate their children so they wouldn't bully their classmates, bullying is still wrong so this argument against veganism is not a good one to me and I'm saying that as someone who is not even a vegetarian
@Juju Blue Except that's not the point and Raymond is an idiot for even arguing that. The point is Shelly isn't bullying anyone. She's pointing out the fact he's bullied by others due to a decision forced upon by the parents. I can't believe how much some people misunderstand satire.
“Cancer, heart disease, drowning, it’s all preventable with a vegan diet and a life jacket” I have a vegan friend, she isn’t this crazy guys, she loves how South Park gives everyone a stereotype and makes it their whole character trait
"Blah blah blah more fecal matter in the kitchen sink than in the toilet" well, there's more bacteria on your hands than in the toilet, but that doesn't mean you cut off the hands of all your kids.
@UCovwSMMynVBnmZI45uOe6xQ Sane people don't need to tell you they're sane, so this anti-vaxxer, anti-masker propaganda makes no sense. Stay off the internet, you ignorant fuckwit.
People say its a parents job to "guide" their child. But that isnt true, a parents job is to teach their kid to make independant informed decisions. Teach them to think for themselves.
Feeding your kid vegan is a choice you make for them.... So is feeding them beef or pork though. Why wouldn't you put your morals into your children? I mean you shouldn't traumatically force it into them but why wouldn't you teach your own children what you see as right from wrong?
@@vorpalrobot Because that is subjective. For example, some people think it is wrong to be gay or have sex before marriage. It's not correct or incorrect, as not everyone agrees with that mindset. The line between teaching your child morals and grooming them to share your mindset is often blurred.
That’s really sweet, I like people like that 🥰 religious people are bad about this too though. I’m a Christian, and my oldest daughter decided she wasn’t one and I told her I completely respect that and our relationship is still great ❤️ you can’t force stuff on people, especially your kids.
@@ChiliHorse27 Well you can, and a lot of people do. But you shouldn't. My mom was a little antsy about me not going to church anymore but she was never too crazy about it.
@@ChiliHorse27 yes you can, it’s not forcing. It’s culture, values and upbringing. For example, why would a vegetarian Hindu raise their child a meat eating Christian? As a vegan, I’d raise my kids vegan because I believe it’s a good thing. Why do a good thing for myself, but the opposite for my own children? Part of being a parent is ensuring you raise a good human being.
@@aak1992 they are their own person, they can decide for themselves. I feel really bad for your (future) children, I know I’d be miserable growing up with that mentality.
@@aak1992 Sure, bring them up like that. If they enjoy it, and accept it fully, it's alright. If they adamantly decide that they don't want to be vegan, don't force them to be vegan. That's inching towards abusive.
I tried dating a vegan once. I thought I'd be able to withstand it. I couldn't stand the constant reminder, and being judged for what animal, I was eating when I respected the fact they were a vegan.
Snoop Catt, there’s more fecal matter in your toothbrush than in the toilet, but yet dentists seems to think that you should be using a toothbrush until the day you die.
@@zedocta3855 even if you clean your toothbrush regularly there’s still more fecal matter in your toothbrush than on your toilet seat and in the toilet, and if you don’t believe me look at your toothbrush under a microscope, and you’ll still see the most fecal matter in your toothbrush even if you clean your toothbrush regularly.
When vegans ask me if the food they serve is just as good as the meat version, it still surprises me that they have completely forgotten how good meat tastes. It's not even close.
Thats why i does not tell meat eaters, that their burger or chilli is vegan. If they Don t know it, they Don t muss it. They are very supprised if they find it out.
@@remembergandhi5583 I could see chili or anything you can spice and sauce the shit out of pulling that off - especially if it's thin. High surface area to volume ratios and accompanying flavors such as you would find on a sandwich patty or chili would help. For example, I have had chicken chili where I probably would not have been able to guess it wasn't beef. But the taste and pleasure of an actual hunk of beef you would find in a thick quality hamburger cannot be replicated without cooked flesh. If you can fool someone into thinking they are eating a chunk beef that is not beef, then they are not accustomed to quality meat such as you could buy from a butcher instead of processed foods. This is even more apparent against better cuts of beef, veal, or lamb. I have eaten a lot of food, but the sensation of biting into a fatty chunk of lamb is so pleasurable that it can nearly bring me to tears. I cannot afford fine as fine cuts as I used to get. When I eat a quality cut of beef or lamb, the sensation is unlike all other foods. Vegetarian dishes can be tasty. But always dissimilar to quality meat in both taste and pleasure. Cooked animal flesh has no identical twin in vegetable cooking. My opinion is that anyone who goes long enough without eating meat has their palette changed by eating foods that are frankly more boring. Much the way that people who cut out salt, fat, and sugar from their diet for months at a time will soon find ordinary produce to taste more delicious and flavorful then anything used to for them. I find it shocking how highly vegans praise the boring food they share with me. The fact that sometimes people eat a veggie dish that they couldn't guess wasn't meat is great; they are eating food they enjoy. That being said, vegetarian dishes are not like meat, and do not actually taste like meat.
@@hamletksquid2702 It's mainly because their episodes are made in 6 days (the actual recording process even less) so they don't have time to get voice actors
I'm disillusioned. Last weekend I've heard this exact phrase used: "Our child is anti-vax, aren't you, boy?" 3 year old kid "yes dad." "See. He can decide for himself. He's been anti-vax since he was born!" 🤦😫
@@phoneboxchicken4108 still more ethical than making other animals suffer coz you're addicted to certain taste and bad health choices but you don't need to starve to death so go finish your brocoli salad chump 🤔
@@-Zakhiel- You don't even have to agree. Lots of non-vegans admit that the ethical, environmental, and dietary arguments for veganism hold up well against criticism. Of course, I'm all for making fun of vegans.
@@Nicolae_Mew That's not really what my comment was implying. You have to agree with the principles first. Better, you have to know what "principles" we are talking about. Saying "lots of non-vega admit (...)" doesn't mean much. How many is "lots"? 20%, 40%, 60%, 80%? And do they really think those principles hold up or are they just being polite/hypocrite about it? Take the "ethical" argument for example. The ethical argument is "you shouldn't kill animals because they are people to and we can live without consuming meat". I mean, fair enough, animals are indeed people, they have their thoughts, they are sentients, they are in most ways pretty much like us... But why would you think that I'm against killing? See what I mean? People are going to argue about those things without even checking if we agree on the principles. Sayin' "vegan is rock solid" is not more valid that sayin' "destroying the earth is rock solid". It all depends on what people want, desire, want they think is good for them and others. You can tell me "smoking will kill you", I'll respond "yeah, but I like it". Am I wrong for smoking? I don't know if my rambling was more comprehensible, but, here it is :/
Well thats because you havent savored me yet. You would drown in your own saliva if you would take a bite from my juicy tender pink meat. Sincerely Mr. Beef Wellington The 3rd Butter basted by Sir Gordon Ramsay himself Farewell
Researchers have found that appropriately planned vegetarian, including vegan, diets are healthful, nutritionally adequate, and may provide health benefits for the prevention and treatment of certain diseases. Researchers have found that these diets are appropriate for all stages of the life cycle, including pregnancy, lactation, infancy, childhood, adolescence, older adulthood, and for athletes. Researchers have found plant-based diets are more environmentally sustainable than diets rich in animal products because they use fewer natural resources and are associated with much less environmental damage. Researchers have found vegetarians and vegans are at reduced risk of certain health conditions, including ischemic heart disease, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, certain types of cancer, and obesity. Researchers have found low intake of saturated fat and high intakes of vegetables, fruits, whole grains, legumes, soy products, nuts, and seeds (all rich in fiber and phytochemicals) are characteristics of vegetarian and vegan diets that produce lower total and low-density lipoprotein cholesterol levels and better serum glucose control. Researchers have found these factors contribute to reduction of chronic disease. Researchers have found vegans need reliable sources of vitamin B-12, such as fortified foods or supplements. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27886704/
@@Kid_Charlemagne76 we have to mention it in a society where the majority find it normal to kill animals for their sensory pleasures. I’ve never met a non-vegan who wasn’t cruel to animals, because not being vegan means being cruel to animals. Quit being a weak-minded snowflake who tortures defenseless animals.
@@Kid_Charlemagne76 We’ll continue to annoy the shit out of you, because your idea that hurting animals is A OK can not be bothered, right? We don’t give a f**k about your convenience, dude. We want to end the violence. I’m sure Nazis found it annoying when non-Nazis were telling them they were being s**theads.
There are a lot of articles about the vegan diet being unhealthy by so called experts funded by meat and dairy industries. Vegan diet is very healthy once you do it correctly and balance nutrition. You must find out who is funding the research before believing in whats been written.
That’s actually animal abuse in a way.youre forcing a natural carnivour that actually needs to eat meat to survive only vegetables when they actually don’t even need veggies
@@croverns164 yea but some people aren’t wired correctly in the cranium region so they don’t know how to be parents/pet owners without letting the power get to there head
@@phewgangslomo2478 Absolutely horrendous parenting if a parent teaches their kids what they think is right and wrong. How could they think that is ok? They should be feeding their 4 year old meat 5 times a week so that he or she can form their own sense of morals and gets to actually choose what he wants to eat.
@@rinneganofrage7206 yeah,but I’m talking about people that feed their dogs and cats normal vegetables only like carrots or lettuce when it doesn’t really give them much nutrients
"He DOES decide for himself!" "Larry's been a vegan since he was BORN!" So funny how those sentences clearly contradict each other, yet his parents are so dense that they can't recognise that when the dad says them both in the same breath.
Yet you would force your children to eat meat. Im a vegan and if my child eats at home he will never eat animal products. If he decides to eat animal products somwhere else thats his buisness easy as that. In my world my child could decide to eat something and in your world he is forced to eat meat.
@@Creedos Why are you assuming people are forcing their children to eat meat??? in my house my mother would specifically put together vegan or vegetarian diets if we wanted it, also keep in mind that vegan or vegetarian diets also can be expensive and isn't in everyones pay range... and no ones gonna tell their child that they can only buy jerky or other meat products for snacks??? what your saying is so unfounded i'm honestly shocked why you would ever think that... things like that only ever happens in abusive households when the parents want to hold complete control over their children, which also happens with vegans
And most vegan parents would let them choose what they want to eat. The few kids I knew who had vegan parents were taught that taking life unnecessarily is wrong so they never really cared for meat. It's not like being vegan is a bad thing
If I had a kid, I wouldn't force them to be vegan, but I probably wouldn't spend my own money on animal products. If they eat animal products that someone else gives them, I wouldn't punish them, but I would probably explain why I disagree with that choice and what happens to the animals if it comes up.
I'm an omnivore who prioritizes non-meat products over meat ones due of their health benefits but I never become 100% vegan because it makes enjoying food much harder when I have to be careful what I eat like when paying a visit at someone. Not only that, for vegans has more trouble to make friends than omnivores - I feel like vegans gets along with other vegans more easily than omnivores and that makes socializing harder.
It's kind of awesome how Shelly stood up for Larry to his parents. I know it was mostly because she's aware of and one of the kids that make fun of him, but it's still awesome that she did that.
That's because vegans are hilarious. I had a almost vegetarian friend tell me he didn't like meat so he didn't eat it, with the exception of the occasional fish because he did like sushi. I had another vegetarian who didn't eat any meat in my kitchen helping me with the Thanksgiving dinner. There was the vegan friend of my sister that drove them both nuts. Dude the vegetarian muslim was annoyed by her and said she sounded worse than the ISIS guys he had to escape from when he was a teen. He has zero doubts to this day that if vegans were given any institutional power that they would quickly become a new ISIS like group.
This episode actually look pretty interesting I would love to hear more you know it looks like it was based off our actual plot not just a whole bunch ofplot that they really thought about so I'm interested in seeing the rest of this episode
