George Carlin is an American actor, comedian, and writer. A troublemaker and misanthrope, shocking, cynical, trampling on foundations, a fierce denouncer of dogmatism and political correctness. A spiteful critic who left no stone unturned in his speeches against American democracy. A fighter against the System, creating in destruction. Winner of five Grammy Awards and the Mark Twain Award, four-time Emmy Award nominee, an atheist who played a cardinal in the film “Dogma”... Any description of this extraordinary person will be incomplete, which means no one will tell about him better than himself. In his book, Carlin with inimitable black humor, he slaps the hypocritical society and those in power, laughs at the forbidden, doubts the unshakable. His merciless gaze does not miss anything - religious dogma, gender stereotypes, politically correct newspeak, mass media, politics, the institution of family... Everyone gets it. And yet, behind all this lies the true humanity of the author, which clearly contradicts the false humanism of the System. Read, laugh through your tears and be indignant through your laughter. And remember the words of George Carlin: the main thing is not to learn to read, the more important thing is to learn to doubt what you read.