Staff Reports
In the latest case of media malpractice, the so-called “neutral” media outlets have stooped to new lows, twisting stories to hammer conservatives and their icons. The newest victim? None other than Charlie Kirk, whose playful portrayal on “South Park” was blown up into a ludicrous blame game. Apparently, the left just can’t resist dragging a hit piece out of thin air – no surprise there.
At the heart of the media circus, a baseless claim popped up, suggesting that conservatives were outraged enough to blame “South Park” for Kirk’s untimely death. The mainstream narrative verged on outrageous fiction, pulled out of a hat to smear anyone right of center. And yet, when challenged on this obvious fabrication, the liberal echo chamber was forced to backtrack, trying to slip an “oops, our bad” in unnoticed.
MAGA Blames ‘South Park’ for Charlie Kirk Assassination as Comedy Central Pulls Episode https://t.co/0QRvX1XLtt
— The Hollywood Reporter (@THR) September 14, 2025
It took some good, old-fashioned pushback from Jesse Kelly to unmask this media mischief. The radio host found himself falsely accused of railing against Kirk’s cartoon rendition. Contrary to liberal gossip, most conservatives, including Kirk himself, found the episode a delightful satire. The real tragedy isn’t in the animation but in how those on the left twist the narrative for their agenda.
Now, we must ask ourselves: how did such a bogus claim even make its way into the news? The answer might just lie in the left’s ongoing fixation with demonizing conservative voices, perpetually trying to stifle any counter-narrative to their utopian drivel. Instead of serving as responsible informers, they opt for dangerous theatrics.
In the end, the so-called correction is proof enough that the left’s media machinery is not just flawed—it’s fundamentally biased. How many more times will conservatives need to clean up after media slip-ups? As they keep writing fiction, who knows what outrageous targets they’ll concoct next in their endless pursuit to suppress ideas that don’t align with their own narrow worldview?
