it_is_the_light wrote on Apr 28
th, 2018 at 7:49am:
but the question remains ..why wont sad kangaroo answer this ?
1. What are the aliens doing to cartman in post reply #140 on the aliens 2018 thread in fringe section ..
This is the last time I'll answer this, which for the record I've already done countless times already.
The post in question shows a gif from the episode of South Park called, "Cartman gets an anal probe" with the following commentary:
Super Nova wrote on Apr 18
th, 2018 at 3:29pm:
If they have visited, why haven't they said "hello" and made contact?
Running around doing anal probes just doesn't make sense.
The plot outline of the episode is as follows,
Quote:Cartman tells the boys about a dream he had the previous night about being abducted by aliens. The others try to convince him the events did happen and that the aliens are called "visitors", but Cartman refuses to believe them. Chef pulls up in his car and asks if the boys saw the alien spaceship the previous evening, inadvertently confirming Cartman's "dream", and relays stories of alien anal probes (which throughout the episode Cartman denies he experienced). After Chef leaves, the school bus picks up the boys, and (looking out the back window) they watch in horror as the visitors abduct Ike. Kyle spends the rest of the episode attempting to rescue him.
So clearly the poster in question mentioned the Alien Abduction trope of Anal Probing when making fun of your posts Light (we'll get back to this in another post), the episode is called "Cartman gets an anal probe" and later in the episode, the probe emerges to form a satellite dish to communicate with the Visitors.
Some more information on about the trobe includes:
Quote:Anal Probing is a Dead Unicorn Trope. This trope is rarely, if ever, taken seriously in fiction, and even when it's supposed to be seen as something truly horrible and undesirable, there's usually enough room to interpret the trope's use as Comedic Sociopathy. Real Life UFO abduction communities, which would seem like the most likely place to hear straight-forward examples, don't even discuss probing as something that exclusively involves the rectal cavity (if they do at all).
The Science Fiction equivalent to a cavity search.
Be on the lookout as well for puns about space programs launching probes to Uranus.
↓ Answer below (so there is no excuse for you to claim it was not been answered, again) ↓
So to sum it all up, the gif as posted alone without any context could really show anything at all. The aliens could be performing life saving surgery on Cartman for all we know, but in the context of the episode we know that Cartman, a fiction cartoon character, is getting an anal probe by Aliens following the much understood and overused comedic trope surrounding Alien Abductions.What do you think it shows?Now if you consider this to be child abuse material and are so offended by it that you will continue this charade all this time, you've been given the means to report the episode to many of the bodies that exist to police this sort of material, including the Australian Classification Board.
They, unlike the AFP will not prosecute you for wasting their time as they are to reflect community standards with their decisions so input from the community is always welcome.
They have given this episode an
M rating, recommended for those above 15 years.If you wish to have this content considered child abuse material you will need to make a complaint to the ACB and hope they agree with you, which if you feel so strongly about it, how could they not (unless you're bullshitting) and have it Refused Classification.
Once it is "RC" and considered the worst of the worst, all Australian ISPs and hosted sites will be forced to block this content and remove it from their servers.
The Mods here would then be forced to act and remove the content, which seems to be your goal.
There are no consequences for you personally to report this content using this method and you can do so here,
http://www.classification.gov.au/Guidelines/Pages/FAQ-making-a-complaint.aspx#co...Upon them making their decision, you will be given the reasons why and any of us can also do a lookup on their database as the information (unless it is RC) is available to the public. It is a transparent process.
If you still refuse to do this, can I ask why, or are you the only person allowed to ask questions?