June 05, 2007
Hitchens Spanking A Mental Midget
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God was the focus, but Hitch pulls absolutely no punches on Islamic terrorism, and corrects Hedges well on his defense of and moral relativism regarding Palestinian suicide bombers.
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God was the focus...
Is it me, or have militant atheists been feeling their oats lately. Their proselytizing seems far more ubiquitous--and passionate-- of late.
Is it me, or have militant atheists been feeling their oats lately. Their proselytizing seems far more ubiquitous--and passionate-- of late.
Posted by: Jesusland Carlos at June 05, 2007 11:52 PM (8e/V4)
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Hitchens is the best on this war on terror. He understands it so well, and defends it so completely. His anti-theist stand is, on the other hand, emotional -- his own brother shows how much of it is anger, not fact based.
Posted by: Richard Romano at June 06, 2007 12:13 AM (iD1fP)
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That's why the left hates him.
The left is forced to defend Islamic terror in their endless quest to promote "multiculturalism," and Hitchens doesn't have any of that.
That effectively makes Hitch an apostate, and the left can't stand it.
Its a beautiful thing to watch Hitchens shred any leftikkk opponent of the Iraq war, since they often have not even a fraction of fact-based understanding of the conflict.
The left is forced to defend Islamic terror in their endless quest to promote "multiculturalism," and Hitchens doesn't have any of that.
That effectively makes Hitch an apostate, and the left can't stand it.
Its a beautiful thing to watch Hitchens shred any leftikkk opponent of the Iraq war, since they often have not even a fraction of fact-based understanding of the conflict.
Posted by: Good Lt at June 06, 2007 12:56 AM (yMbfY)
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"Jesus freaks, out on the streets, handin' tickets out for god. Turnin' back, she just laughs, the boulevard is not that bad..."
Posted by: Fishelle Talkin at June 06, 2007 08:12 AM (b0FZu)
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It was no nice watching Hedges get pwned. Man that was sweet. I was smiling with glee as Hitchens verbally skewered the ignorant, bastage. Maybe Hedges will remember to bring a clean set of drawers with him next time he tries to lock horns with Hitch.
Posted by: DrTheopolis at June 06, 2007 10:50 AM (9ZqGe)
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Carlos, calling them "militant atheists" leaves open the question of the Communist Catholics of South America (involved with Communist revolution), and the assorted leftist congregations in the Protestant churches.
Posted by: Phillep at June 06, 2007 11:03 AM (hyg0P)
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There has been some hateful behavior by some Atheists the last few years. I can't quite call the harsh behavior 'militant', but it is agressive, bigoted, and intolerant. I happen to be a huge fan of Chris Hitchens, despite the fact I am religious. Chris Hitchens is not really hateful by comparison with the Atheists I am concerned with, and I have seen him behave quite politely to religious people while disagreeing with them. For 'militant Atheism' you really need to go back to the great communist movements in Russia, and China, where having religion used to be an excuse to torture, and kill you. I think there ARE people in the Atheist camp today, who would be very happy to resume that persecution. Their version of 'human sacrifice' if you like. To me it doesn't matter if you say your motivated by belief, or 'absence of belief', but I do care if you use your thinking to justify abusing others. Thanks.
USA, all the way!
USA, all the way!
Posted by: Michael Weaver at June 06, 2007 09:44 PM (2OHpj)
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