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I haven't read that link, but I see Carlin as a critic. He was critical of anything and everything around him, no holds barred, and he grew up in a majority white country during 40s, 50s, 60s American culture, and _he was a witness to the decline in a time when "whites" were in control_.

So is it that hard to imagine that a pessimist like him would be fixated on criticizing those that were around him when he grew up? There's gonna be people who only see the good in others, and then there's gonna be people like Carlin who mostly see and point out the bad stuff. Put him in Africa and he'd be critiquing niggers left and right. He even got away with an HBO special where he says "niggers" a couple times.

His later shows were trying hard to warn the normies as best as he could without getting banned, and he reached a wider audience than any one of us here could dream of, which is why we see quotations of him almost 20 years after his death.

I care more about the things that he actually publicly said and are frequently shared and reshared than his personal opinions, and for anyone who needs a refresher:

- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07w9K2XR3f0
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UOTAdvc1MJM