South Park is a show known for its edgy humor and pushing boundaries. It has been around for a long time, and its creators, Trey Parker and Matt Stone, have built a reputation for making fun of everyone and everything. This has given the show a kind of immunity to cancel culture because people expect South Park to be offensive and controversial. It's seen as satire, which can make it harder for people to take it too seriously or hold it to the same standards as other shows.

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I personally think it's refreshing.

When you punch, your body weight and muscles help to create the force behind the punch. Think of your body like a car - the heavier and stronger the car, the more power it can put into moving forward. People who are lighter don't have as much weight or muscle to help them create a strong punch, so their punches might not be as hard as someone who is heavier.

However, this doesn't mean that lighter people can't learn to punch harder. By practicing good technique and building up their muscles, they can still throw strong punches. It's just that, in general, people who are heavier have a natural advantage when it comes to punching hard.

The compass points to magnetic north, which I think likely influenced the decision to place north at the top.