The premise: The “South Park” gang decides to launch a Kickstarter campaign to fund a start-up company that does nothing. But even a company that does nothing needs a great name.

What local company recently lost its trademark over concerns that its name is offensive? That’s right: the Washington football team, which Cartman and company eagerly co-op for their start-up.

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Company motto: “Go f–k yourself.”

When Snyder shows up to plead for his name back, the South Park-based Washington Redskins are none too eager to comply.

Snyder: “I know I can’t legally make you stop using our name, but won’t you just do it out of decency?”

Cartman: “We can’t just change the name of our company because it’s, like, super-hard. But, hey — from one Redskin to another, go f–k yourself.”

Snyder weeps — a tribute to this commercial’s final shot:

It gets worse.

Snyder complains to NFL Commissioner Goodell, who offers platitudes about “getting it right” — actual sound clips culled from the disastrous press conference about domestic violence he held on Sept. 19.

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Snyder: “That’s the most ridiculous nothing answer I’ve ever heard.” He calls a meeting of NFL owners via Skype.

Snyder: “And so I call upon the help of all owners. You cannot let my people be belittled like this.”

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Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay: “Man, you don’t want to be dealing with this stuff. Let the Goodell-bot do it.”

Snyder: “The stupid thing isn’t working.”

Baltimore Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti: “Man, that thing hasn’t worked right since we bought it.”

It gets even worse.

Snyder sends the Redskins to destroy Kickstarter to end the South Park-based Redskins funding. They do so, bloodily.

Cartman suspects “that weird little Jewy guy” as the architect of Kickstarter’s demise.

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Now, let it be known that “South Park” was not referring to Snyder as “that weird little Jewy guy.” The viewer assumes it — until Cartman points the finger at his Jewish friend, Kyle. (This is likely a roundabout reference to the anti-Semitism charge Snyder leveled at Washington City Paper.)

And then it gets real bad when, before a game against the Dallas Cowboys, Snyder gives a pep talk to his discouraged team.

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“We cannot give up,” he says. “We have been through too much together. We have fought Eagle and Bear. And the Eagles only beat us by 3 points! … Don’t let them break you — don’t let them win!”

Spoiler alert: The Dallas Cowboys then play “a lone Redskin” — Snyder in an Indian headband. Alone on the field, he is repeatedly crushed by Dallas squad.

Crowd: “Just stay down, for the love of god!”