It's called the American Dream, because you have to be asleep to believe it.

[LightAngel]

Have to say i think George Carlin would've ripped into Ron Johnson as a poster boy for political hypocrisy and white fear.

Carlin loathed corporate puppets, racist dog whistles, and moral grandstanding.

Excuse me, but I am my own person, and I can think for myself, thank you. 

I like him because he is one of the few people who gave vaccine victims a voice.

[andy06shake]

Excuse me, but I am my own person, and I can think for myself, thank you. 

I like him because he is one of the few people who gave vaccine victims a voice.

Yeah, Carlin was not an antivaxer, and he could also think for himself, and on his feet. 

He often joked about germs, diseases, and immunity.

But his point was about how modern society had become overly sanitised and fearful.

Not that vaccines were bad.

Carlin trusted science more than politicians or corporations, put it that way.

As far as i can establish Carlin didn't give "vaccine victims" a platform or voice.

Just was not the man's lane.

But you're entitled to think as you please.

Edit: My apologies if it's Ron Johnson you're referring to, like Budgie suggests(not about Carlin, all the same, how he thought was pretty clear). 

[UltraBudgie]

As far as i can establish Carlin didn't give "vaccine victims" a platform or voice.

Just was not the man's lane.

But you're entitled to think as you please.

If I'm reading correctly, I think LA's reference was to Ron Johnson giving vaccine victims a voice, not Mr Carlin...

Bit of crossed wires there, I believe. No biggie.

[andy06shake]

If I'm reading correctly, I think LA's reference was to Ron Johnson giving vaccine victims a voice, not Mr Carlin...

Bit of crossed wires there, I believe. No biggie.

My bad, im just up, and on my first coffee. 

Need more caffeine before reality takes proper shape. 

[LightAngel]

If I'm reading correctly, I think LA's reference was to Ron Johnson giving vaccine victims a voice, not Mr Carlin...

Yes, it was of course Ron Johnson.

[andy06shake]

Yes, it was of course Ron Johnson.

Vaccine stances aside, as long as he's publicly supporting the release of Epstein-related documents and continues to advocate for transparency.....