By doing so, you may have helped to deflect some of the deserved negative criticism that could have been directed your way. The irony of having your characters, Cartman, Stan, Kenny, and Kyle sneaking into an R-rated film and mimicking the language and behavior they see is unmistakable. Hearing that such emulation has already started must make your hearts swell with pride. Of course, you make it clear that your movie should not be held responsible in any way for the imitative actions of children who may see it. You cleverly emphasize that point in your film by having the boys' parents lay the blame at the feet of the Canadian stars of your film within a film.
Tensions mount until war breaks out between the nations.
All over a few inventive dirty words. How wise of you not to provide an intelligent, morally-sound character who could answer that question. It was also very clever of you to turn your malicious, acerbic wit on so many targets. It's all so overwhelming. You must realize, of course, that you have crossed the line spiritually.