Original sentence: Later in the film, an animated segment, written by Moore and produced by FlickerLab, attempts to link America's enthusiasm for guns to racism, and at one point depicts the National Rifle Association and Ku Klux Klan as interchangeable institutions of white supremacy.Stone and his Team America co-creator Trey Parker  have objected to what they believe are close similarities between the style of the cartoon segment (which they played no part in producing) and that of South Park
Edited sentence: Shortly afterward, an animated segment, written by Moore and produced by FlickerLab, attempts to link America's supposed enthusiasm for guns to racism, and at one point depicts the National Rifle Association and Ku Klux Klan as interchangeable institutions of white supremacy.Stone and his Team America co-creator Trey Parker  have objected to the close similarities between the style of the cartoon segment (which they played no part in producing) and that of South Park.While publicising the 2004 film Team America: World Police, Stone explained that Team America depicts Moore as a suicide bomber in retaliation for his perceived duplicity and the film's protagonist describes Moore as a "fat socialist weasel"