The Sad Misguided Life of George Carlin. He was NOT a genius, and NOT a hero.

[Blues Man]

Thanks for proving me right.

Wrong again

I only made one post in response to your family that no one cares about all the others were responses to different questions

 

[Mashmont]

Wrong again

I only made one post in response to your family that no one cares about all the others were responses to different questions

That's four. Keep showing us how much you don't care. lol.

 

[Blues Man]

That's four. Keep showing us how much you don't care. lol.

You can't count and you can;t understand the words I write

 

[Canon Shooter]

I guess if atheists' lives were models of contentment, you might have a point. So why then do atheists lead all belief groups in drug addiction, alcoholism, broken relationships and suicides? And Carlin and Williams are the poster boys. One would think if you guys have the right answer on the most profound issue of life after death, then the simple stuff like being a functional human being would be a piece of cake.

I am what you would refer to as an Atheist. I'm Agnostic, but I'd be willing to bet that anyone who doesn't adhere to your view of religion is an Atheist, so there ya' go.

I gotta' tell ya', Mashmouth, I'm pretty fuckin' content. I'm healthier than your average 60 year old guy. I've got a smokin' hot Puerto Rican girlfriend, eight years my junior, who enthusiastically endeavors to satisfy my every sexual whim (and she does so fabulously). I'm financially set for the rest of my life and want for nothing. I enjoy a few drinks now and again but I've never had substance abuse issues. I've got a daughter who loves me and, thanks to how her mother and I raised her, is a successful woman in every way.

I'm also content in knowing that I'm not some self-righteous jackass who enjoys pissing on a dead man's grave or who feels, somehow, qualified and entitled to comment on how others choose to live their lives. Until you start walking on water, you might want to think about shuttin' your mouth every now and then instead of constantly spewing your hate and showing everyone just how sad a little boy you really are. Carlin was a great comedian. You just hate him because he was able to articulate about the church that which many people think. You should consider that you, and your ignorant criticisms about the man, are in the minority.

Just some friendly advice from, you know, a content-as-fuck Atheist...

 

[Blues Man]

I am what you would refer to as an Atheist. I'm Agnostic, but I'd be willing to bet that anyone who doesn't adhere to your view of religion is an Atheist, so there ya' go.

I gotta' tell ya', Mashmouth, I'm pretty fuckin' content. I'm healthier than your average 60 year old guy. I've got a smokin' hot Puerto Rican girlfriend, eight years my junior, who enthusiastically endeavors to satisfy my every sexual whim (and she does so fabulously). I'm financially set for the rest of my life and want for nothing. I enjoy a few drinks now and again but I've never had substance abuse issues. I've got a daughter who loves me and, thanks to how her mother and I raised her, is a successful woman in every way.

I'm also content in knowing that I'm not some self-righteous jackass who enjoys pissing on a dead man's grave or who feels, somehow, qualified and entitled to comment on how others choose to live their lives. Until you start walking on water, you might want to think about shuttin' your mouth every now and then instead of constantly spewing your hate and showing everyone just how sad a little boy you really are. Carlin was a great comedian. You just hate him because he was able to articulate about the church that which many people think. You should consider that you, and your ignorant criticisms about the man, are in the minority.

Just some friendly advice from, you know, a content-as-fuck Atheist...

Yeah all these holier than thou types who want to force their religion on others always seem to forget the Judge not part of the bible.

 

[Canon Shooter]

Yeah all these holier than thou types who want to force their religion on others always seem to forget the Judge not part of the bible.

If Mashmouth wasn't judging others he'd have nothing to say...

 

[BackAgain]

OOOH Stop! I'm wounded and I can't get up. Silly Goose...

Your fail is complete.

 

[Mashmont]

Yeah all these holier than thou types who want to force their religion on others always seem to forget the Judge not part of the bible.

1) How could I, a forum poster, possibly force my religion on you or anyone else?
2) How am I forcing my religion on you any more than you're forcing your atheism on me?

 

[Blues Man]

1) How could I, a forum poster, possibly force my religion on you or anyone else?
2) How am I forcing my religion on you any more than you're forcing your atheism on me?

It is certainly your wish to do so.

And I'll tell you again I am not an atheist.

But I don't start threads saying that the US should be a Christian nation that's all you.

 

[Mashmont]

It is certainly your wish to do so.

And I'll tell you again I am not an atheist.

But I don't start threads saying that the US should be a Christian nation that's all you.

I know. You want us to remain an atheist nation. I will say Donald Trump and his wonderful Supreme Court has delayed our fall into Marxism. Unless of course it enraged the Marxists so much they will just forget formalities and snatch power. That's what they'd like to do.

 

[Mashmont]

I judge bad actions. Never chatters. I am however critical of celebrities and politicians in a position to influence people who push immorality and evil like Carlin.

I think most atheists are crying out for help. They know the lives they're living are wrong. And the hate they express is self-loathing for falling into that abyss. They'd like to get out. I am here to tell them they can. All they have to do is decide.

Anybody can become a saint if they decide to. That's the wonderful thing about Christianity. Look at Mother Teresa. She came from nothing, then became a revered saint. But of course few can get canonized, but we can all be saints. Decide to be one today. Then immediately, every aspect of your life will improve.

 

[Canon Shooter]

I know. You want us to remain an atheist nation.

What an ignorant statement. Are you really that stupid?

The correct word is "secular", which is defined as "not subject to or bound by religious rule; not belonging to or living in a monastic or other order".

Atheism is defined as "a disbelief or lack of belief in the existence of God or gods."

An Atheist nation would deny the very existence of God. A secular government, which is what we have, simply refuses to allow religious doctrine to be the basis for governing.

You are free to believe as you choose. You are not free to decide what others should believe.

I'll hold out little hope that you're intelligent enough to recognize the difference...

 

[Canon Shooter]

I judge bad actions. Never chatters. I am however critical of celebrities and politicians in a position to influence people who push immorality and evil like Carlin.

I think most atheists are crying out for help. They know the lives they're living are wrong. And the hate they express is self-loathing for falling into that abyss. They'd like to get out. I am here to tell them they can. All they have to do is decide.

Anybody can become a saint if they decide to. That's the wonderful thing about Christianity. Look at Mother Teresa. She came from nothing, then became a revered saint. But of course few can get canonized, but we can all be saints. Decide to be one today. Then immediately, every aspect of your life will improve.

Honest question: Do you draw a distinction between an Agnostic and an Atheist?

 

[JoeBlow]

Would you hire a drunk living over a grate downtown to be your life coach? Absurd notion, isn’t it?

Well, if you read the comments of thousands of his fans on George Carlin’s online videos, people appear willing to do just that. His most popular appearance videos; the one against religion and the one pushing abortion drew heaping praise from hundreds of troubled commenters

Carlin is a big hit with the atheists due to his smug profane stand up routine against religion. They praise his life “wisdom” and “intelligence”. It's reminiscent of the bad kids in elementary school who seemed popular, the ones with the ugly sophistication who knew more about sex than they should have.

His other big routine was the one pushing abortion from his album “Back in Town”. It was pure evil venom. That routine was where the left got most of its now-trite talking points on abortion:

• pro-life women are too ugly to have sex with
• anti-abortion people are not pro-life; they’re pro-birth because they won’t make kids wards of the state.
• Pro-life people kill abortion doctors
• Pro-life people are hate women.

All these talking points came from Carlin in 1996. Prior to that, you never heard them. So much for leftwingers’ originality.

Early in his career, Carlin went for clean comedy. But then he made a pact with Satan, and started on the dark but lucrative road of going after filth and the seamy side of humanity. He made millions from the emotionally troubled people who reveled in his snark against everything decent. Sort of the way Hugh Hefner made millions from leading men to hell through porn. Or the way heavy-metal bands led unstable youth to drug use. Carlin found victims and exploited them for fame and fortune. The easiest money you can make.

The fact is, Carlin’s life was a trainwreck, starting from an early age. He abandoned the Catholic religion he was brought up in, and his life spun out of control. He was a troublemaker in school, having been expelled at age 15, and then court-martialed three times in his time in the Air Force.

He spent most of his adult life addicted to drugs and alcohol. At age 67, a time when most people have things figured out, Carlin had to go to a rehab center for the umpteenth time. His substance abuse exacerbated his health. He’d had three heart attacks before the one that killed him at the age of 71.

Ironically, the atheist left celebrates the worst people, and tries to destroy the great people. Carlin is treated as a folk hero by the left. He wasn't a hero. He was a sad sick misguided man who damaged his own child’s upbringing. He was a leading force in the degradation of society from the 1970s on, pushing indecency and filth. He wasn’t brilliant. He didn’t give sound advice. His schtick just appealed to weak people. Hopefully Carlin repented on his deathbed and saved his soul. Though we cannot really know the state of his mind nor the effects of events on his sanity, one might imagine he had much to answer for upon his death. But let it be a cautionary tale for the living. Care what happens to other people.

George Carlin’s Daughter Describes Growing Up With Comedian: He Did Coke on Our Hawaii Vacation

Kelly Carlin-McCall describes a childhood alongside her father's edgy shows, cocaine addiction, alcoholism, health scares and massive IRS debt.

www.hollywoodreporter.com

Seems like Carlin hit a nerve, big time, lol.

 

[Mashmont]

Seems like Carlin hit a nerve, big time, lol.

I'm just amazed there are so many dimwits still buying what he was selling.

 

[WinterBorn]

1) How could I, a forum poster, possibly force my religion on you or anyone else?
2) How am I forcing my religion on you any more than you're forcing your atheism on me?

How was George Carlin forcing people to leave their church or abandon their faith?

 

[WinterBorn]

I'm just amazed there are so many dimwits still buying what he was selling.

He was selling humor. Laughter. Nothing more.

 

[Mashmont]

How was George Carlin forcing people to leave their church or abandon their faith?

Never said that. He was influencing weak people.

 

[WinterBorn]

Never said that. He was influencing weak people.

If someone changed their religious views because of what they heard from a comedian, they had very little, if any, actual faith. Or they were morons.

 

[Canon Shooter]

Never said that. He was influencing weak people.

Which is exactly what the Church does every single day...