Reflection of video - South Park "Whale War"

           South Park "Whale War", well, it is an video that show about Japanese who kill an alarming rate of dolphins, even most of the people around the world against it and sees its as a crime. The movie style is writing as funny as it can in order to reduce the horrify of killing dolphins. If they don't make this video funnies, it will be very disappointed because the video is full with dolphins' blood.

            In my view, the Americans who think that Japanese are stupid, crazy and silly are the actual stupid one in the movie. I think Japanese are not killing the dolphins and whales without any reason at all. They kill dolphins because their hatred of Americans. They also even kill the members of Miami Dolphins Football teams. So can you imagine how serious is the Japanese hatred towards dolphins now? 

Paul Watson

             In this video, one of the funny cases is that Japanese say that "F*** you Whales, F*** you dolphins!" when they are killing the dolphins. It is quite funny for me. And also Paul Watson, the first captain, is called as "Big Fat Liar" by the kids, they also called the reality series as a "crappy show". So, I think that the director of this movie seems to hate Watson and the reality series Whale wars a lot.

             But actually, in the end of the video, the reason for the Japanese "hatred" towards the whales is revealed: It turns out  that the first atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima by the Americans at the end of the second war. And so nowadays Japanese kill the dolphins and whales which are loved by Americans a lot  as some paybacks against the whales whom they believe dropped the A-bomb on Hiroshima!

                Finally, Stan gives the Japanese another edited image in order to make the Japanese stop killing whales and focus their anger on another "much more acceptable" things like butchering cows and chickens. And the remark was given by Stan's Dad, “At least they’re normal now, like us.” suggesting that whatever Americans do is the norm and that unless others conform with them, they are not “normal”.