Comments on: U.S. Congressman Wants George Carlin Sent To Prison

By: JOHN C. DEFREEUW

JOHN C. DEFREEUW — Sat, 16 Jul 2005 17:58:02 +0000

VOTING? ARE YOU STILL FOOLING YOURSELF? BEFORE WE CAN EVEN THINK ABOUT PUTTING A STOP TO ASSHOLES AND I MEAN ASSHOLES! LIKE REP. SENSENBRENNER WE NEED TO ADMIT THAT NOTHING CAN BE CHANGED BY VOTING. MAYBE WE SHOULD LOOK INTO SENSENBRENNERS PAST AND PRESENT ACTIVITES CONCERNING,MOVIES,T.V.,MUSIC,INTERNET AND OTHER ”UNAMERICAN ACTIVITES”. LIFE WITH THIS SONOFABITCH MUST BE TERRIFYING, I PITY HIS WIFE AND FAMILY AND MALE LOVER! I HAVE FOUND THAT A VERY LARGE PORTION OF THIS CROWD [I.E.] ANTI-PORN,ANTI-GUN,ANTI-SPEECH,ETC., ALMOST ALWAYS ASSUME THESE LAWS APPLY TO EVERYONE EXCEPT THEMSELVES. IT MUST BE A BURDEN LIKE NO OTHER TO HAVE THAT KIND OF RESPONSIBILTY RESTED ON THE SHOULDERS OF OUR ”ELECTED” OFFICALS, AS THEY DANCE ON THE GRAVE OF FREEDOM. PLEASE PASS THE AMMUNITION, AS THE SHIT HAS HIT THE FAN!

By: Vote for freedom

Vote for freedom — Mon, 23 May 2005 11:24:20 +0000

I absolutely despise that there are people out there trying to control (and censor) what I can see or hear on television and radio. If I don’t like it then I should just change the channel. I was brought up with the belief that I lived in the country with the most freedom in the world, how sadly mistaken I was. One time I was told that if I dont like it I should go somewhere else - I didn’t like it, I went somewhere else, what I found is that there are many places that have the freedom that the sheep in the USA think that they have. It is sad that the citizens of the USA are willing to give up their rights, the rights that our forefathers fought and died for. PLEASE AMERICA, VOTE - THAT WAY AT LEAST IF WE LOSE OUR RIGHTS AND FREEDOMS ITS BY OUR OWN CHOICE.

By: darkurthe

darkurthe — Tue, 19 Apr 2005 03:25:58 +0000

The only “crime” Carlin has committed is not being funny or relevant for 20 years.

By: Robert Haight

Robert Haight — Sun, 17 Apr 2005 00:38:05 +0000

“Right Wing Senator Wants George Carlin Sent To Prison”

Rep. F. James Sensenbrenner III, R-Wis

Can we have a fact check, please? He is in the House, not the Senate. He is blowing smoke, he doesn’t have the power to get anything passed. Can we please save the public outcry against a bill for something that might actually see the light of day?

By: Andrew

Andrew — Tue, 12 Apr 2005 22:05:40 +0000

Wow, good job, James. Using the word “dude” really helps get your point across. I bet if either you or whoever writes for Manu here went to college you would learn a thing or two about politics, but whatever. Nice work with the site, by the way. Have you noticed how many fewer people read it since you’ve stopped putting up pictures and tried to become political? I’ll go to CNN or NBC for my news, thanks.

By: Middlechamber

Middlechamber — Sun, 10 Apr 2005 10:16:04 +0000

It isn’t a question of being offended by speech nor am I one to postulate that anyone should be jailed for any accidental rudeness that may occur during a heated discussion or slip of the tongue.
BUT!
Society as a whole has plummeted through ignorance and common rudeness of peoples speak and actions. What people do and say in “private” is one thing and if they wish to subject their family to that course of life is one thing, but to foist it on others in public for no reason whatsoever is another.
I am an adult and conduct business in a professional manner every day one on one with everyday common people as well as those that feel they are better than others due to their superior upbringing, wealth and heritage. I’d never think to use foul language or conduct myself improperly with anyone no matter how crude or refined they may be I always act professional. Whereas in the confines of my own house, what I do or say is another story altogether.
I believe in free speech, not without being offended, but not having others I wish not to be offended or subjected to things that I may enjoy in the privacy of my bedroom but instead in public.
You raise simple points by saying simple words as damn, ass, and gay, but if I were in your home working with your family and every age and gender present and profusely mouthed words as fucking cunt, fudge packing faggot, motherfucker, I’d think you or one of your family would have me escorted from your domicile and ask me not to return. It isn’t those words of ass or damn, but instead the slope that continues to the words I just utilized. There is a place for everything, and civility in public must be restored or we are traveling the same path as the Romans, as the barbarians are knocking on our doors and this is Byzantine.
I enjoy adult language and activities in the presence of others in a place where you go knowing what to expect, but to subject am innocent child to that behavior I do object.
If thee aren’t parameters in life then life has no responsibilities and then everything should be legalized and allowed in public such as pedophilia, and use of drugs by anyone any age.
To raise a point the faggots in MA got the courts, not the public citizens to allow Faggot or Dyke marriages, why wasn’t it reported as such, why because those on the far left consider what I just stated as hate speak. Where’s the hate? I’m just calling a faggot what he is and what he was doing?
You can’t have it both ways, unless you have limits, and those limits are at least placed on the airways. I believe if through subscription you wish to peruse such subject matter you should be allowed, but not on the common air ways or in public. (Period)

I support Manu, but again don’t subject it to those that I feel are immature or would be offended of its content

By: James

James — Sat, 09 Apr 2005 13:03:15 +0000

Dude, those senators need to be sent to jail for even thinking of taking away our rights. People need to start voting. It’s just the Vocal Minority people who tend to vote, I’m sure. So the masses aren’t really being represnted.