Editing Ginger Kids (episode) (section)

===Description===
During oral report day at school, Cartman gives a presentation entitled: "Ginger Kids: Children with Red Hair, Light Skin, and Freckles."  In it, he discusses the grossness of kids suffering from the "Gingervitus" disease -- the symptoms of which include their inability to go in the sun, and their total lack of soul.  

Needless to say, his report pisses off Kyle.  Having red hair himself (but not freckles or pale skin), Kyle calls this presentation a bunch of crap.  Cartman goes on to correct Kyle, saying that hybrids like himself are called "Daywalkers," and they too are part of the problem.

His denunciation of Gingers is so convincing that soon they're excluded from eating in the school cafeteria.  Angered by the discrimination Cartman is causing among the students, Stan, Kyle, and Kenny decide to give him a taste of his own medicine.  The three boys sneak into his house in the middle of the night, knock him out, then dye his hair red, bleach his skin and tattoo his face with freckles. 

To their delight, the new "Ginger" Cartman now endures the same ridicule he helped foster. Unfortunately, this ironic turn of events fails to teach him the lesson he deserved.  Cartman founds the Ginger Separatist Movement, which puts forth freckled redheads as some sort of master race.  He rallies other Gingers to his cause, and soon has a loyal army of disgruntled Ginger minions.

Fearing things are spinning out of control, Kyle, Stan, and Kenny decide to sneak back into Cartman's room and change him back into his old self.  But before they can do this, they're kindapped by a pack of Ginger kids who, on Cartman's orders, have fanned out across South Park to round up every "normal" kid they can find.  The captives are taken to the "Exterminate All Non-Gingers Conference" in the Sunset Room at the Airport Hilton.

The Separatist's plan is to throw all non-Gingers into a pit of lava -- with Cartman's nemesis Kyle (the Daywalker) first in line.  But just before he's sacrificed, Kyle begs for a final word with Cartman -- whispering into his ear the truth about Cartman's "condition."   Horrified, Cartman instantly undergoes a radical change of heart, telling his followers that violence isn't the answer and that hand-in-hand, we can live together.  

After a bit of convincing (through song), all the "normals" are released from their cages.  Kyle calls Cartman a manipulative asshole, which Cartman admits is probably true.