i genuinely never seen a comedian keep an audience entertained while being as political or preachy as him, he truly mastered an art nobody has even came close to
@@exodus6996I love stand up comedy, it’s my biggest passion and you’re correct, the only person I’ve seen captivate an audience and completely hold their attention like George has, is Dave Chapelle.
Sadly, he covered much about the Zionist Movement in all these behaviors. And, they wear tiny hats as a mask merely claiming to be religious to be mass killers for property theft! Following the Ten Commandments any of them, nope! Save Palestinians & their hats!🍀☯️🎯☮️🍀
@@shriharihudli he was right based on what? what is a "failed" mutation in terms of the behavior of the species if it includes the most successful species?
As a child I couldn’t understand his humor and never thought he had any talent, now being 45, I think he was brilliant and I wish he was still here. Imagine having him as your grandpa, so awesome.
@Phi6er No, it's not that obvious to me. Some of the brightest people aren't well-spoken. How could I tell from a simple RU-vid comment? If anything, I'd assume you aren't. But you might be. There's no way of knowing. If you think you are, run with it; you just might end up making a difference out there
Always reminds me of two quotes: "The fear of blood tends to create fear for the flesh." ~Silent Hill "...We are born of the blood, made men by the blood, undone by the blood. Our eyes are yet to open...Fear the old blood." ~Bloodborne
we wonder because UFO's are unidentified flying objects, so naturally i don't think anything that a UFO could be would have any intention on being identified
Favorite line: "Hey Jack -- you don't want to get your head cut off? Stay the fuck in Oklahoma!" A simple yet beautiful point that many Americans would probably prefer to ignore.
The comment below nailed it. Carlin was, among many other things, a bone fide "street" philosopher. (the best kind!) He offered all people a way to look at life through the brilliance of his thought. I like philosophy, my father is a philosophy professor (and I love him) but I struggle to like philosophers. Most make life feel like a disciple and only bullshit to their intellectually snobby colleagues from ivory tower to ivory tower. Life is freaking hard as hell. It's complicated beyond all measure. BUT....a lot of it is a big fucking joke. (no offense...I'm more of a joke than anyone!) I had the pleasure of meeting Carlin in a small, empty West LA bookstore. It was a bold move for me to approach him. I was 21 or 22 and figured there was a chance he'd embarrass and reject me. He didn't at all but he was far from offering a cheesy smile and autograph. He put me to the test. When I thanked him for his work, he noted his appreciation but firmly asked, "why thanks." I quickly explained my Uncle died from a particularly painful and debilitating from of cancer. In his last year, all he asked for was tapes/recordings/anything re: George Carlin. There was mostly crying in the last year of my Uncle's life and Carlin brought in the only laughs. He comforted a debilitated sick man looking at an early death. As I sped through my story, Carlin started to lighten up and then started to cry. He gave me an autograph and thanked me on paper for "one of the greatest compliments of my life." I could tell he didn't feel comfortable crying because he turned his head and tried to hide himself. He was observant enough to realize I was young and broke. I wore two different shoes for a year because I couldn't find any combo at the thrift store big enough to fit size 14 feet. After the autograph, I started to walk aways and he grabbed my arm. Then, to my confusion, he opened his wallet and gave me $100. I told him I didn't want money and couldn't/wouldn't take it. In his brilliance, he said, "pretend you're a Mormon and this donation is to leave me the fuck alone." I laughed and he pushed the money in my shirt pocket. I needed it and I know he could spare it. I think Carlin had a drug problem because he couldn't stand to look at life sober. I get it!! If you're a caring celeb, you'll get money and fame but you also view a unique dark side of life. I can only imagine a common guy telling me that I helped his dying Uncle and distraught family through the final year of cancer. I'd fucking fall into pieces. Rest in peace, Mr. Carlin!
james lachs Good Old George was a Stand Up Philosopher, otherwise known as a Bullshit Artist. I miss his humor and common sense. Very intelligent human being.
That is a great story, thanks for sharing that and letting us have a glimpse of George that all of his fans wished they could have experienced.... I enjoyed your story, and it's awesome you talked to him as a person and made him feel happy treated like that in public instead of just a crazed fan... ..... Thanks so much for that story!!! 😉
thank you; this is a beautiful story. every artist hopes to touch his/her audience and have it be meaningful and real. you gave him a kindness and the best gift by telling him that - and he could then be real with you and share his kindness with you.
@SK Bennett. One of the wisest things he uttered for me was the "illusion of democracy....and the futility of VOTING." He called the scam "just the other side....of the SAME coin." Absolutely correct. We are experiencing it now....worldwide.
Great bit to select for your list. I love this one too! Carlin never shied away from the darkest aspects of human existence. He deserves massive kudos for that.
@108johnny We value certain things like convenience and productivity more than mild pollution. Obviously if it's pollution so harsh that it's violating peoples rights (like China) that's a violation of their human rights. If you value yourself and someone is threatening you then killing them is okay, so things like nuclear weapons are fantastic for that purpose. "Our reason is why we deserve extinction." You sound nihilistic.
«What we are is semi-civilized beasts with baseball caps and automatic weapons.» Well, I also read this from a french writer some time ago - he obviously refered to Laborit's reptilian brain writing it: «Man is a crocodile who owns the atomic bomb»!
Well, thinking about the necrophilia bit AND the Luka Rocco Magnotta's trial actually going on, that's enough to make one feel uneasy (to say the least), however hilarious that bit can be. "And then, we wonder why a UFO doesn't just land and say Hello!..."
+Gilles Tremblay what UFO? why are people so dumb to believe in that shit. You think there is aliens somewhere? Even if the aliens exist they are probabli thousands of light years away and we will never meet them, manking will never ever have any contact with aliens. I personaly think there is no aliens at all, but even if they exist they would probably look at us like we look at ants. But like I said there is 0 chance that we will ever see aliens ever
+mudza92 I believe there are aliens somewhere. But I also believe that those planets and society will never be found by human. I also think that if they do existed then they will be just like us if not a shittier version. People talking about aliens as high-tek well-adapted gods and will destroy us when they came here, but aren't we just who we are due to natural cause??Why can you be so sure that at some far away planet with 0.01% chance of being the same natural condition as we do, people there wont do fucked up shits like us????Everything happened to humans are mostly cause by natural reasons, means it will happen eventually, so why haven't people expect the same as aliens history? We all stuck with with this "god-like aliens are outhere" , scientists making dumb, vivid theories....they might be right but I rather believe in some Dorito religion than to hope for a out-siders visits to earth in my or my grandson lifetime. Money and efforts put in space explore, in the fear of being wiped out for a couple of years later for climate changing.....just accept your death already. I need some coffee right now ;_;
Speaking of death I will never forget the funeral I went to in my 20’s and the husband of his deceased wife began to pull his dead wife out of the coffin because he couldn’t stand to part with her. That’s somewhat heartbreaking but at the time it was the scariest thing I had ever seen. Needless to say I was out of that funeral home like a rocket.
LONG LIVE LATE GREAT GEORGE CARLIN, HE WAS SOMETHING ELSE OVERALL THAT SURELY NOBODY CAN EVER MATCH AS A COMEDIAN & TRULY A FANTASTIC CRITICAL MIND. HEAVEN COULD NOT WAIT FOR HIM MUCH LONGER. R.I.P
Well done man. This is the best stuff from Carlin, intellectually stimulating and awakening while at the same time down to earth funny. We won't see his kind again. That much is certain.
Scythe Sin the only thing is he doesn't like characters like Trevor Carlin has had his history with drugs but nothing hard like Trevor has done and unlike George Carlin Trevor is actually a cannibal he talks about it several times when you switch to him during the game
Chimpanzees have been known to have some pretty nasty "wars," some of which involve cannibalism and other things that humans do. One such war was the Gombe War (1974- 1978). Yeah, humans are pretty messed up when you think about it, but we also developed the concept of a peace treaty.
Meta won't let me share GC videos because the truth hurts. I've been listening to and watching this man speak since I was a baby. My parents were big fans of his and collected vinyl. Toledo Window Box has a great cover! My Dad and I always watched his HBO specials together once he started doing them. He opened my eyes to the truth of the world more than any other writer, philosopher or stoic I'd ever studied. Becaue he took all of his own combined life widsom and shared it in a way people would understand and deeply enjoy. It's all the Great and Secret show until the wool gets pulled away from the eyes.
