Life is Worth Losing by George Carlin

"You may have noticed, there is one thing I don't complain about: the politicians. Everyone says they suck, they complain about them. So where do you think these politicians came from? They don't come down from heaven, they don't come from another reality by tearing a dice. American parents, American families. They come from American schools, American universities, American churches, American workplaces, and they are elected and brought to power by American citizens. Friends, that's the best we can do. That's the output of our system. Garbage comes in, garbage comes out. If you have selfish, ignorant citizens, you have selfish, ignorant leaders. Maybe it's not politicians, shit is shit, maybe something else. People? Yes, the people are shit. Get you a good party campaign slogan: "The people are useless. Smash your hopes. "

Isn't it like the announcement of something known? From here we can reach the following conclusion; Knowing alone is not meaningful. The main thing is to be able to bravely reveal what you know and think, regardless of circumstances. Although it made the most criticism to the order of his own country, that order also allowed George Carlin to exist. This may be a paradox, but we can say that freedom of thought and expression brings about the ability to produce values that transcend and transform the system in spite of the system itself, in order where the rule of law is protected. I will miss you too, thank you so much for bringing me.