YOU HAVE NO RIGHTS - George Carlin
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George disliked ALL religions, not just Christianity. He only harped on about Christianity because he was raised Catholic, so it's the material he was most familiar with/knew the most about
He was atheist till he died Wonder what happen to him 🤔🤔🤔
Hell's a poppin"now.
Christianity is also the most common religion in US, not surprising that's what he talked about
@@mitchellpurdy470 This is one thing I always found funny...Does God do hit pieces on Lucifer in the bible? Maybe hell's actually where all the cool non-conformists are...after all, the big reason Lucifer was banished (translations vary) was because he basically refused to be God's hitman and questioned God...
@@mitchellpurdy470... Nothing happened to him, he rotted in his grave (unless he was cremated.) Simple.
George was trying his best to wake us up before he passed.
"Any time you see two groups of people that really hate each other, chances are good they're wearing different kinds of hats."
He's still trying ... we have recordings and books
That really is how it feels in his later material
George was "woke" before it was the over used term it's become today.
Christopher Hitchens as well. Like how Mother Theresa was a fraud who let people suffer, reused needles, and refused to treat easily curable diseases because “suffering brings you closer to Christ”. 🤔 Hmm.. funny how second she got sick she was in the US recurving state of the art treatment along with pain meds. Guess it didn’t apply to her.
“The purpose of a democratic government is to protect the poor from the rich. The purpose of religion is to protect the rich from the poor.”
-Oliver Malloy
George was the greatest. Like he once said “It’s called the American Dream, because you have to be asleep to believe it.”
"It's a great country, but it's a strange culture. We live in a country where half a million people die every year from cigarettes, so they ban 'artificial sweeteners' ... ... because a rat died!"
He wasn't always right.
He also once threw Andrew Dice Clay under the buss on public TV. Then tried to be his friend and said, "I'm sorry, I haven't even seen your comedy to judge it." Which is why I question if he believes any of the stuff he says off stage, or if he's just a grifter for fame.
@@FunnyDougy No, since he first became known to the people what he did was make people think, and made us laugh by bringing up everyday things, events, saying, etc. and putting in a new light. As he got older he changed... a little bitter.
@@JohnWarner-lu8rq I didn't follow his entire career. Old dudes get scared and emotional as their T falls off a cliff a lot of times. Just look at Stern and Chomsky, never would have thought those two would become authoritarian pussies a few years back.
I'm Catholic and think George is hilarious...people need to lighten up and enjoy life and to hear other people's opinions without taking it personal
Amen to that
There is danger in blindly respecting anything. Criticize what needs to be criticized (which is not the same as mocking something for the sake of it).
George Carlin was well aware.
Religion is like programming children to be LGBTQ, its exactly the same mental attack , leave them kids alone . All religions that speak for "god" is probably THEFT or a slight to any real GOD if such a being existed and so it BEHOOVES people to say take a flying leap , leave us alone, program your selves with your weirdness. And programming kids, wow, there is nothing lower in my eyes..that kinda stuff is Jeff Epsteinium to me.
I'm a non-denominational Christian. I so agree. Mr. Carlin convinced me to scrutinize my own faith and convictions and allow others to as well.
Exactly - that's what comedy is all about! Nothing should ever be considered 'safe' for ridicule...good comedy is supposed to be on 'the edge', encourage us to distance ourselves from our ego and challenge us and/or our ev. biases and prejudices.
At least in MHO.
George is a philosopher king, and I largely credit him with my enlightenment as a teenager.
George Carlin was as much a teacher and philosopher as he was an entertainer. If he were still around, he'd be going *off* on so many people these days, and there'd be a *lot* of those very people screaming and foaming at the mouth.
Oh yeah. That whole "our Rights are being eroded every year" statement is very true!
So, if Carlin suddenly came back to life & saw the current state of our country & Rights, he would be REVOLTED!
(Heck, I'm only in my 50s, and I am disgusted!)
Religion is like programming children to be LGBTQ, its exactly the same mental attack , leave them kids alone . All religions that speak for "god" is probably THEFT or a slight to any real GOD if such a being existed and so it BEHOOVES people to say take a flying leap , leave us alone, program your selves with your weirdness. And programming kids, wow, there is nothing lower in my eyes..that kinda stuff is Jeff Epsteinium to me.
Laughing does not make you a bad person.
I love that George Carlin played a cardinal in the movie, "Dogma", talk about brilliant casting.
That would actually make for a fun movie reaction, Mr. Boyd...
Japanese internment camps were a terrible thing. So its a miracle that people who lived through them like George Takei and Pat Morita went on to become absolute legends in American culture after the horrors they endured, inflicted on them by their own government(the usa).
@@Tijuanabill "Just imprisoned"...
@@Tijuanabill I guess having all your rights stripped away from you treated like a prisoner indefinitely isn't a horror to you. That isn't even going into their actual treatment within those camps.
@@Tijuanabill being incarcerated without reason is very high on the lists of horrors, not knowing if the next decision of the government is to shoot everyone in the camp, is incredibly high level of horror, not receiving basic necessities for long periods, it's very high level horror, it was absolutely a CONCENTRATION camp, and the fact that they didn't gas people down doesn't change that at all.
Do you think it was a 5 star hotel accommodation? that they have room for over 100k people? or do you think they just piled up everyone very close together, beat them, and scream the most offensive shit they could think of, if they even look the wrong way?
If you think it was in any way humane, your intelligence level and humanity level is below what should be acceptable to be kept alive.
@@Tijuanabill Where did i insinuate you were dishonest. I think you're ignorant, not dishonest.
@@Tijuanabill 100% wrong. As a single example, George Takai's father passed soon after their release. And once released discovered that their property had been taken by the government.
"At the end of World War II, after leaving Tule internment camp, Takei's family were left without any bank accounts, home or family business; this left them unable to find any housing, so they lived on Skid Row, Los Angeles for five years."
George was Catholic so technically he was not insulting someone else's religion he was targeting his own religion that he grew up with
He grew up catholic, but was an atheist, has been almost his whole life
@Dean Romanado yup as he said "I was a Catholic, until I reached the age of reason. Around kindergarden".
He explained this very well in his "religion is bulls***" bit. He said he actually tried to believe in God, he really did but the older you get the more you look around and say "something isn't right here" if this is divine planning then God would have been thrown out a long time ago. This isn't the type of work you expect from a divine being, these are the result you get from an office temp with a bad attitude
"Suppose they hand you an upside down, backwards, Chinese, Braille Bible, with half the pages missing" ... ... he expertly walked us into that one!!
George out there educating people... He was a master at it and he would have a field day with how things have panned out since his passing. RIP Dr Carlin!
He's not making fun of "someone's" religion. He's making fun of religion.
That's a pedantic and faulty separation. A religion is going to be someone's religion. You can't make fun of a religion without making fun of someone's religion.
@@Sephiroso. It can't possibly be lost on you that you're making a pedantic retort. Semantic squabbling on the road to nowhere.
@@liquidpza What i said isn't pedantic. I was explaining why what he said is and literally makes no sense on top of it being pedantic. You literally cannot make fun of a religion without making fun of someone's religion. That's a fact.
@@Sephiroso. He isn't making fun of "a" religion or "someone's" religion. He is making fun of religion, any and all religion as a concept.
George was, and now thanks to videos, a modern day prophet 😁
Self-fulfilling prophesy that is.
The ultimate GOAT of comedy mingled with philosophy 👍
This is my favorite George Carlin bit, and pretty much everything he says gets more and more real and relevant every day.
MrLBoyd... one of the few reactors who when George says "look up Japanese-American 1942", pfft no need. Educated mfer lmao
I learned about this plenty in American history class, surprisingly. It definitely stuck out to me, being half-Korean.
And it just hits hard, hearing about Carlin speak on this. But he is right. Right are not rights if they can be taken away. And many Asians, not just the Japanese-Americans, were put in those camps, simply for being Asian in America.
Not to take anything away from MrLBoyd himself, but rather revealing of the low-information reactors you've seen: the internment and property theft from Japanese-Americans was taught in my high school.
George told truths that are still uncomfortable for some to hear today.
And there always will be some who won't like hearing George''s truths, and the way he told them.
George was truly a speaker of truth.
George made his ability to think critically accessible to others who were conditioned out of that skill.
That is an excellent point
Love seeing you watch George
My great grandfather was apart of that time he was not Japanese he was Filipino. and when he got out, he understood, and ended up fighting in that war for the USA. but yes, if any right can be revoked in a matter of seconds, then they are definitely privileges. keep up the fun vids cheers.
so he was mistreated and jailed by brutal thugs.......and then he fought FOR them?
This is my favorite bit from George.
I respect what you are saying. I am agnostic. I am open minded to a higher power. Ironically, I married a preachers daughter. 15 years together now. He respects me as I do him. All in all, pure love and respect.
Agnostic is a bout knowledge, theism and atheism is about belief or lack thereof and to conflate agnosticism to either thiesm or atheism is extremely ignorant .
@@jackwhitbread4583 Thank the gods you're here to explain, judge and misspell theism and let us know how ignorant we are when we're conflating!
@@feedigli typos aside, he is correct.
theism/atheism are about belief.
gnosticism/agnosticism are about claims of knowledge.
they are on different axis(axigi?axes?axii?axae? whatever the plural of axis is, i'm too lazy to look it up, i suspect it's axis)
I'm very pleased that after all these years, Mr. Carlin is STILL making people think....perhaps for the very first time in their lives! Thank you for truly listening to George and thinking about what he's trying to convey.
Ha Ha! Rocked your world! That's exactly what philosopers like George are supposed to do..good job, Mr. Carlin...
This is by far George's most powerful bit among many. In his older years he got more philosophical and more direct. People didn't' really like that but the astute among them realized exactly what he was saying. Unfortunately the masses are not privy to , or willing to accept the wisdom of the jesters among us. as for letting people who they want to be...that would be great, if religious doctrine didn't drive political doctrine.
George Carlin ( my favorite Comedian, and one of my favorite philosophers) only had "a dozen or so thoughts" in a seventy year career.
But these thoughts continued to get "Refined" and "Polished" until the point where "The brick" he beat us over the head with in the 50's ... was a Laser guided missle in the 2000's
@@ChurchNietzsche in the end, the internet dumbed down people so much that the missile, missed.
@@ChurchNietzsche "I fear not the man who has practiced 10,000 kicks once, but I fear the man who had practiced one kick 10,000 times." It applies to everything.
The problem is people think their opinions matters as much as facts.
I think its also not in good practice to put your religion into the government; which is what Carlin is talking about.
That’s a theocracy. We have examples of that around the world. They’re not great places. Just because some person thinks their superstition is the correct one doesn’t make any difference.
@@christhornycroft3686 Yes. That is what I said.
i've had people tell me i couldnt have morals without the bible and my question to those people is how awful would you be if you didnt have the bible to tell you to be good or the devil to keep you afraid enough to not want to do (insert something bad here?). i choose to be kind not because i expect some cosmic prize but because i choose to be kind. being kind only for reward isnt really being kind
Most of those people I’ve interacted with proudly proclaimed they would be a terrible person without their cosmic dictator looking over their shoulders 24/7
Good without God ❤
Plenty of awful atheist today. Just look at the ones trying to normalize pedophilia and grooming. Something the bible would out right tell you is sinful. People need structure. You take it away and they start embracing any thought in their head as if it was ok.
Most people need religion to act right, it's just the way it is whether you agree or not.
@@thetapheonix Simply saying it doesn't make it true
The world needs him right now 😪
I love George Carlin, his bit on Save The Planet is fantastic
What's more messed up is that George Takai of Star Trek fame, was a 10 yr old little boy with a four year old brother when he and his family was taken and spent years in the internment camp in Arkansas.
George is a smart man, some of the most intelligent jokes …
The older "wiser" Carlin is brilliant and belongs in the top 5 of best "english speaking" comedians ever. I dont know who said it but "Stand up comedy is a dark place where grown ups go to hear the uncomfortable truth" ,and that is exactly what you get with George. ✌️❤️
Lovely reaction!! great show as always dear!! ♥
I just love his Philosophical comedy too much
George was amazing and his comedy will always be relevant
I put it this way: I acknowledge anyone's `right` to their opinion and will support that right. However, that doesn't mean I agree with their opinion or believe the opinion to be founded in reason. If I don't and it's important enough to me, I'll say so and why. That's how the concept of free speech works. We acknowledge a person's right to say something stupid and then use our own free speech to expose it as something stupid.
Again, Mr. Boyd, I love how well educated you are and how much you love history. It makes Carlin's monologue here and his reference of the Japanese Internment Camps that much more impactful.
I grew up listening to George Carlin. Our generation was able to laugh at the absurdities of a topic and not be offended.
These are incredible. I've loved George Carlin for a while now. His stuff isn't for everyone but it is definitely for you. Awesome videos.
i would love to see what he would have to say about the world we live in today...most of his stuff he talks about still holds true today.
my favourite saying is "opinions are like a-holes, everybody has one doesn't mean we want to hear it "
You know... everybody loves Carlin when he got old, cynical, and bitter. This dude has a decades long career. Only his last 20 years did he sound like this. His first 40 were much... happier.
I agree. When he got his start, he was squeaky clean, and hilarious! To me it just shows you don't have to be mean to make people laugh.
You promise to tell the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth? I'd say YEAH 😂😂😂 LOVE YOU GEORGE.
Thank you for not shying away from truth on this one.
😂🤣 George Carlin was a national treasure‼🐐
Good stuff, excellent commentary on your part as well
My man, @MrLboyd... Love your video. I really like your perspective on these topics by JC and align with your thoughts and reaction to his ideas and comedy. He just kind of makes you think. And when you think, it makes sense and you start to ask questions. IMO 😏
I GET your position.
I promise you that I've processed what you're struggling with.
I... swear.
What he's saying FEELS disrespectful because it FEELS blasphemous and you have GOT to let that go, too.
Blasphemy doesn't exist outside of belief systems that YOU DON'T BELIEVE.
I'm 54, white and my family owns farmland in Indiana. I have my privileges here but, being an "out" atheist in Pence country+ and renting a house from an Amishman- comes with its own threats against my happiness and much else.
I admire your courage to speak about what you've learned while trying to understand what others accept without effort or consequence.
Big love and much hugs.
;)
Thank you. I'm so happy you also think we need to "move forward". To the logical future!
fun fact, when sworn into any position to uphold the constitution and the rights of this country it is not REQUIRED that you be sworn in by putting your hand on a christian bible. you literally could put your hand on any book you want
Your talk on not judging others religion was very well said. I am personally NOT religious but I respect other peoples beliefs.
If they kept the oaths to gods in their personal life, then absolutely. As long as your religious beliefs aren't causing harm to the people around you, then for sure; go for it. It's when this pageantry gets arbitrarily written into legal proceedings that I find obnoxious. Mixing laws and religion never works out. The Salem Witch Trials are a great example of why church and state really should be kept separate.
Politicians in the US especially, love to bring up God. I used to want to move there but that was one of my main reasons i decided not to in the end.
Believing in nonsense inherently causes harm to the self and those around the deluded
Right on. Thanks for sharing.
The only rights you have are the one's you give yaself...... "Starship Troopers 1959"
Two of his best videos dealt with his comedy routine on concept of time and his routine on the words you are not allowed to say on TV.
Everyone needs something to believe in. I believe I'll have another beer.
George Carlin is one of my favorites.
Saying you find something weird is a form of respect. Of course depending on the way you do it. Don't need to attack or insult, but if someone is insulted by a question or non-threatening remark, they don't truly believe and it's not your fault that happens.
"I'm a comic, Jim. Not a politician"
Everyone has the right to believe whatever they want, but no one should be immune from having those beliefs challenged or ridiculed. good ideas do not need protection bad ideas do.
U are easily my favorite reactor. I watch a bunch but u are funny, informative, and ur voice is amazing. I think u could make the phone bock sound nice with that voice
George was the “Socrates “ of my age. The older I get the more he makes sense.
You should definitely hear Carlin's "Modern Man."
My grandma graduated high school in a camp. My grandpa drove tofu trucks to feed the families. He fought in korea and got shot for america after pretty much being a slave.
His sories weren't great, he was a bad soldier, but he is legend in my book.
your talk about religion pretty much sums up how I feel as an agnostic
"Religion is a crutch for people not strong enough to stand up to the unknown without help." - Robert A Heinlein
dude, you have a voice like buttered honeycomb. Really enjoyimg your fearless and non judgemental approach. So many reacters totally miss the absurdity of what they are reacting to. Great channel.
He is very direct
This is George Carlin! He speak truth!
@11:00: I got "lucky enough" (I wasn't trying to do this, I just like history and the events happened to line up) to swing by the Japanese American museum in Los Angeles where they have _excellent_ sections about this including a reconstructed internment building and lots of documents; then later drive past (and stay a night near) a camp up near Lone Pine where some of those stories came from. Haunting stuff. If anyone's passing through either of those places and is a history nerd, consider a stop
I firmly trust science, and everything that has been proven with sufficient evidence & sufficient peer review is fact. Everything else, though....it's fun to wonder; faith as a concept isn't inherently bad as long as it doesn't stand in the way of knowledge.
Making up an answer definitionally gets in the way of pursuing the true answer
@@Krawnbundungle yeah....? What's your point?
Lol! This is one of my favorite bits. Funnily enough, the raising of the hand was a two fold thing. Of course, it's a public acknowledgement of honesty. But, also another reason was when branding was in use. When convicted of a crime (thievery, adultery, piracy, etc.), you would be branded on your arm. In essence, it was your criminal record. Raising your hand would show any priors you have.
We only have to feel their feeling if they are in power ! of you God Gave you Free will
George Carlin was a philosophically exhausted curmudgeon. I don't blame him. He was a good guy who saw an unjust world and threw sh*t in your face until you saw what was happening. RIP GC while the rest of us try to sort out this sh*t.
one of my favorite comedians all time
i understand in 2023 its not easy ,,,to get George and his wisdom,,,but thanx as always for reaction
Thank you.
Love me some George!
Carlin, Chapelle and Burr the only 3 to actually teach and be funny at the same time.
They’re not the only 3. Though they are 3 of the best at it.
He isn't attacking. He's being totally honest.
Im not very religious either. Yet I claim to be roman catholic simply because I was baptised that way as a child. I dont attend church anymore, I dont believe in all the bible stories as factual events, I may take lessons from them at face value but I dont believe they existed. I still celebrate christian hoidays like christmas and easter. Heck I would attend my friends greek wedding just because it doesnt go traditionally as a catholic wedding would doesnt mean I wouldnt support my friend. I dont care if others choose to celebrate what they believe. In fact I find it fun to learn about others cultures sometimes. I loved learning about greek mythology as a kid. I love learning about what they eat, different types of music and entertainment. Ya know the fun and creative stuff.
Its when people start having their believes affect me and my life that I have an issue with it. Some people cannot keep their own beliefs to themselves. They need to learn to keep some topics to themselves. Like some people go nuts if you misgender them from behind or maybe to their face. Yet they will also bring up their gender like almost all the time. I dont mind you having a thought about your own gender. You can refer to yourself as you like. Im not going to follow through with it though. If I can clearly see your not the gender you say you are im going to refer to you as I know what you are in my beliefs. You can choose to ignore it and move along or you can make a big fuss. I wouldnt choose the latter. It just makes things worse for us both.
If say someone has a weird dream or weird thing happen to them so they wanna talk about it with me as an acquentence im fine with that. Im not against talking about things with people ive met before. Even if its a stranger it may be a bit awkward at 1st but as long as they are kind about it I dont mind. Thats one way how we can get to know each other. Its when they get disrespectful about it or things get so heated it becomes illogical that I would likely walk away or tell them to bugger off. If you start saying things like slavery affected my life today so I cannot have anything good when im discussing how I got to join my family on vacation somewhere fun or something it can be a bit much. Same to those who think theres no limit to the possible genders you can be. It just becomes so illogical that it gives me a headache just trying to grasp what these people are thinking. When it comes to those people I got something to tell ya: Suck it up buttercup!! Slavery ended in the late 1800s. I didnt profit off it neither did my family. You arent and never were a slave like your ancestors mightve been get over it. I will give back the same level of respect I receive from others. By defualt I give someone respect until I feel the need not to be so kind. No matter their race. Gender identities are based on your sexual identities. They are related. A man is a biological male. A woman is a biological female. Im not gonna make things more complicated for myself on your behalf.
I agree the government does not really care about peoples rights. It cares about gaining and maintaining their support. If that means keeping people happy with certain rights so be it. You can kind of see how things progressed and how people were influenced if you look at all the forms of entertainment over the years. There were times topics were put into a joke or some form of content right in front of peoples faces and they didnt realise it. Its just things have been taken to the extreme. If you wanted to make me believe some outragous claim than your going to have to give evidence and prove it over time. Like you dont just let someone go for a crime because they claim they were innocent. You have them tried in court and if found guilty than they can keep the charges. If found innocent than they can drop the charges. Same with illegal parking tickets. You can contact whoever you need to about getting the ticket charges dropped. If it was rightfully your fault then the ticket stays. If say someone switched the street speed sign with a faster one from another street than you might get the charges refunded after they investigate and see its true. Dont just assume things. Thats how the media keeps curropting people woth bias. You know what other word is made from the 1st 3 letters of the word "assume" dont you?
The more you listen to Carlin the more his views tend to line up with Libertarian Socialists (Anarchists) .
It's not something I noticed growing up, but the man definitely doesn't like hierarchical power structures.
Georgie is not making fun, he is a comedian, not a university lecturer. However, you can probably learn mo from Carlin, because he is straight and not covering up the truth, like US universities
"i love the uneducated" --- drumpf.
he was a diamond!
It’s much easier to keep the masses at peace with the promise of a heavenly afterlife like the song says,
“and far far away beyond the fields, the tolling of the iron bell, to draw the faithful to their knees and hear the softly spoken magic spell.”
George was The Goat👑💯👑
I happened to own an upside-down, backward, Chinese, Braille Bible with half the pages missing😅
Uncle George - profound as usual. R.I.P.
Ohh got your headspace on Bill Burrr. No worrys he is a cool cat.
3:10 but what if both people are also attacking each other? 😂
This was his last routine. He went out with a bang.
congrats for being the one reactor on CZcams that already knew what he was talking about with internment camps
Yes, he is correct to a point the one thing that is not mentioned by anybody is that they were given farm land after the war was over.
Im on your side.. Ie know this or many years. You are on the right track. Keep watching george.
Loved your statements of getting over the BS
We've never needed George more than now.
Ive taught my son that you should respect others beliefs UNLESS they are using these beliefs to hurt or put down others. Then there needs to be no respect.