the American Dream

A short excerpt from the video "Life Is Worth Losing" (2005) -- a really interesting speech by George Carlin, «the Grammy-Award winning standup comedian and actor who was hailed for his irreverent social commentary, poignant observations of the absurdities of everyday life and language, and groundbreaking routines like “Seven Words You Can Never Use on Television.” He died in Los Angeles on June 22, 2008, at the age of 71. »  ---source

see also:

by George Carlin: 

• the illusion of freedom

• you are a slave

• about the Global Elite ''our owners''

by linguist, philosopher, activist and iconic political analyst Noam Chomsky:

• America is not a Democracy

• Noam Chomsky Speaks to Occupy  - (article)

Noam Chomsky on Occupy Wall Street protests:

What type of education we would like to have

What type of education would I like to have?

Well to be honest, for me it's a difficult question to answer, not because X (missing word) my lack of vocabulary but because I'm trully satisfied with the education I have now a days.

Last lesson many colleagues of mine gave their opinion about this theme, mostly saying that we have a poor education and that we follow a standart, wich (wrong spelling-missing letter) makeX (missing ending) us unable to make decisions on our own.

I disagree with all that. We are taught to be someone in the (no article!) society. If you think school is "washing" out your brain (= brainwashing you), taking X (missing prep.) youX capacity of chosing what's right for you, then that's your problem, you left (wrong word) it happen. Yes, school letX us know what's right& (too informal for the type of text) wrong and all the laws (? what do you mean by that?!) but it is our call.

We have to guide&make our own destiny, we can't blame the education for our laziness.

Doinita Druta