BRITISH FAMILY REACTS | George Carlin – 10 Commandments!

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Gaynor and Sophie react to George Carlin’s 10 Commandments.

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37 thoughts on “BRITISH FAMILY REACTS | George Carlin – 10 Commandments!”

  1. As a Christian while I do find this somewhat offensive and think that we shouldn’t make fun of the Lord, I also think comedy shouldn’t be condemned and we have WAY to many snowflakes nowadays who have a stick up their @ss. I enjoy y’all’s reaction!

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  3. Love this response. Covet means to want what somebody else had. My father is a Korean War vet and a devout Catholic. Which meant that as a kid I was too. One day the subject of the ten commandments came up and the whole "Thou shall not Kill" came to my mind. I asked my dad, you were in a war and in wars, don't people kill people. And isn't that against god's commandment. My father just told me… That's different. Its ok to do it then. Well, suffice to say. I am no longer religious because that made about as much sense as ramming your head up a horse's arse to go for a country ride.

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  4. Fun Fact. These ten commandments are not what the bible calls the ten commandments. Here are the actual ten commandments (or at least the ones supposedly placed inside the Ark of the Covenant). 1. Thou shalt worship no other god. 2. Thou shalt make thee no molten gods. 3. The feast of unleavened bread shalt thou keep. 4. All the first-borns are mine. 5. Six days shalt thou work, but on the seventh thou shalt rest. 6. Thou shalt observe the feast of weeks. 7. Thou shalt not offer the blood of my sacrifice with leavened bread. 8. The fat of my feast shalt not remain all night until morning. 9. The first of the first fruits of thy ground thou shalt bring unto the house of the Lord thy God. 10. Thou shalt not seethe a kid in its mother's milk.

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  13. How do you control a mass population without modern technology or a police force?

    Prey on the natural human fear of mortality and life after death and make people think there's an invisible man in the sky judging all of your behavior. Greatest lie ever told.

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  19. I went to Catholic school for the majority of my life so the Ten Commandments were pretty much drilled into my head. I do agree with most of them, but to be honest, not all of them. And I don’t think that makes me a bad person or a bad Christian. As for this particular bit, I think George’s take on the Ten Commandments is really smart and really funny, much like most of his work, but I do disagree with a lot of what he said regarding the commandments (although, even though George was an atheist, since it’s a comedy routine it’s hard to tell if he actually has these opinions or if he’s just making jokes.)

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  20. George was a brilliant comedian with not just opinions but truthful insight about all facets of life. His very early albums, Class Clown, etc. were bend over laughing classics. He became more dark and critical of everything as he got older, yet he was right about most of his rants (teachings he claimed), albeit somewhat disconcerting since most of us were there to have a good time laughing and not feeling guilty about our personal beliefs in the subjects he brought up. He made us laugh, he inspired critical thinking in many of us, and that is what he wanted. He'll be forever missed.

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  31. George was basically a "standup philosopher" who had the uncanny ability to pinpoint absurdities and acts of gaslighting, found in American society.
    The way he can combine "laugh and learn" is unmatched even today, i wish he was still around just to see/hear his views on the last 10/12 years.
    And if you like storyteller comedians… i'm sure you know him, Billy Connolly is one of the finest storyteller comedians out there.
    If you have not really checked him out yet, give him a try 🙂

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  33. As is the case with a lot of athiests, he had a lot of hate and bitterness in his heart. Im not saying he wasnt funny. But it was more of the get off my lawn thing which is just mild chuckle stuff. He was like the preacher for athiests, which is why they loved him. Because he spewed hate and bitterness

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  35. It's not true that religion killed more people. Geopolitics and globalism have. Though, one might argue that those two are also religious beliefs, so maybe George is right after all.

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  36. George told the truth just made it funny. Religion to me is crap, it's a big club full of stupidity and some hatred. They tell ya who to love and who we could do without. Like George said when ya pray or just hope for, it's 50/50 one way or the other. Jim

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