A clip from a classic 2014 episode of Comedy Central's South Park went viral nearly 9 years later for commenting on cynical weaponization of transgender identity politics.
Riley Gaines, who swam against UPenn's Lia Thomas, says including transgender athletes into women's sports shows 'utter disregard' toward females on 'The Ingraham Angle.'
Cartman proceeds to the girls' restroom and is confronted by female characters, to the point he defends his claim to be there. "Did you notice the bow? I'm not comfortable with the sex I was assigned at birth, so I'm exercising my right to identify with the gender of my choice, now get out of my way I have to take a sh**," he says.
School staff are shown in a later conversation as Mr. Garrison, who had spent years identifying as a female, explains cisgender is the"politically-correct name for people who aren’t transgender," because"saying normal is extremely offensive to people who aren't in that group."
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