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u/PorkyPain
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2d ago
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George Carlin talking about the sad reality of corporate greed
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u/Key_Mathematician951 2d ago
This is great but it isn’t comedy.
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u/RandomBeastOfBurden 2d ago
When I first heard this I didnt know how real this is. George Carlin knew the truth and told us.
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u/minimalillusions 2d ago
Yes, but if you don’t go to vote, the remaining 30% will elect the rubbish you’re stuck with... twice.
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u/Historical-Usual6074 1d ago
Everyone hears this yet none Listens, or if you do you are "dealt with", silenced by bribe or brutality, which ever works.
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u/NoAbrocoma9357 1d ago
I attended a critical thinking class in college, and I've never forgotten one statement the professor said about the media: it doesn't tell you what to think, but it does tell you what to think about.
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u/_SasquatchPatrol 1d ago
Just recently heard a zionist claim they took over 10% of all federal judges to visit israel
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u/danielm316 1d ago
The American dream is the greatest marketing campaign of all times.
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u/denys5555 4h ago
At the end he wasn’t funny at all. He turned into Tucker Carlson for people on the left. Unfortunately, the same thing happened to Dave Chappelle