George Carlin Dead of Heart Failure

I don’t really know what else to say. I always found George Carlin hilariously insightful and I’ll miss his brand of comedy very much.

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America, our civil liberties jsut died a little.

The lesson to learn from this? No matter how much you kick, scream, beg or threaten, your representatives do not care about you, nor do they represent you. They are only out for their own goals and their own skin. As long as they get the votes from the sheeple and can perform their Miss America-esque waves to the crowd, they don’t care. It’s no longer about what’s right, but what they can get away with.

Then again, maybe it’s always been this way and I’m just the last to catch on. Idealism and naivety has a way of doing that to a person, I suppose.

America, this is just another nail in the coffin of the fourth amendment and is another day in a long string of days that we should mourn for ourselves, the countless lives that have been lost defending these freedoms that are being signed away one a regular basis and for our founding fathers, for this is not the country they fought an empire to form.

I really don’t have much more to say. This “government” that is supposed to serve and represent the people has failed and it makes me sick. I’m physically and mentally exhausted from screaming into the wind that I’m just about ready to just stop. That realization, more than anything, is something to be sad about.

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Yet another reason why exclusive video game deals are bad. I disliked them when they started and I still dislike them.

Games going console-exclusive is a bad thing too, but I can at least understand it more considering how much it costs to produce a console game.

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