Best Of Christopher Hitchens #3

[@adamparker5696]

Being raised a Jehovah’s Witness, I like to spend my Sundays, listening to Christopher Hitchins, Richard Dawkins, and Sam Harris. Voices of reason, voices of reality.

[@Starghost1999]

Me too good way to spend our expulsion😂

[@andrewmanthorpe]

😊

[@spike6643]

Congratulations on your escape fellow human 👏 ❤️

[@RetroHobbyMag]

You have my sympathy.

[@melomaniakjm]

Did you have to sell Jehovah’s Witness advent calendar? Being every door is written “fuck off!”.

[@ToddBurns-q2o]

The world needs you more than ever Christopher I miss you very much

[@jtnachos]

Absolutely

[@TerlinguaTalkeetna]

He carried more than his share of the load for long while, let him rest now and let us carry on the work of reason, accountability and heart in this difficult world we have inherited. The world's children need us to do this work, seems we are failing them if we do not carry our share.

[@kassios]

Even in his absence he is still a guiding light for the world.

[@romanexcellence2773]

he can hear and see you from heaven and he loves the irony.

[@Sparkypark]

Yes. Sadly no current equivalent to him. And his brother is a total weapon, sadly.

[@artemisrising1693]

I gifted myself a marathon Hitchmas this festive season.

[@TheParadoxDestroyer]

Merry Hitchmas to you!

[@tygrahof9268]

Great choice!

[@Bestitwest]

Me too.

[@rarebird_82]

Best way 👌🏻

[@softhotty]

Merry Hitchmas. Beautiful. I will say this, the rest of my days. Damn beautiful...damn beautiful indeed. Thank you for stating your gift.

[@user-hd3br4hn9y]

Listening to Hitchens is like being educated and humoured and charmed all at once. He is mesmerising with his words

[@richardpurser2935]

He tickles your ears.

[@PhoenixQuest1]

We urgently need an army of thinkers like Christopher Hitchens to help elevate the world-fearless, articulate, and unwavering in their commitment to reason.

[@keithfraser9705]

Wonderful comment as a long time Hitchens follower. Thank you 👍

[@SumTingWong1482]

Humanity hasn’t been able to achieve this in our 100,000 year history. I’m gonna be like most hopeful people and accept that, based on the record of history, it will simply never happen. Just as a houseplant can’t fly, we are not a species capable of living in collective harmony.

[@garyburch2042]

I just listened to this whole video and I stand strongly with Mr Hitchens

[@TerryMcGearyScotland]

Me too. He, Dawkins, Fry: I could spend my day listening to the three of them.

[@JohnMRockwell]

Christopher Hitchins even from the grave a voice in the wilderness

[@DavidGregory-qw4ws]

Would hitch vote republican or democrat?

[@danaclass]

​@@DavidGregory-qw4ws he was very outspoken against Fascism and totalitarianism, so right now in the U.S. he most likely would vote against Trump.

[@Starghost1999]

@@DavidGregory-qw4ws I don't think he'd vote but if he did I'm pretty sure it would be on the left, 😉

[@Lost_Delos]

​@@danaclass I concur. He probably would've voted against Trump.

[@augusthome9860]

@@DavidGregory-qw4ws Definitely democrat.

[@JRBendixen]

Hitchen is dearly missed. A master and word smith. And he was/is right.

[@highwaydaytime7669]

Sad that his brother is totally the opposite

[@softhotty]

If any man could have lived forever...this was the man. Chris, you enabled a feeling of calm, peace & sensibility. Thank you kind sir. There feels a void now with your absence. I imagine many must miss you, I know I do. Damn.

[@gloriaf6971]

I like it when he refers to the audience as ladies and gentlemen, brothers and sisters!

[@TerryMcGearyScotland]

It's his way isn't it?🙂 A sadly missed voice of reason.

[@iantpls]

Comrades is my favourite.

[@TerryMcGearyScotland]

@ Yes. We are all in it together. I wonder what he’d make of Syria this week. I wish Hitch was still here to put things in perspective.

[@WLBarton4466]

Sounds like the title of an Allman Brothers album.

[@BlackQback]

@@iantpls "(...) comrades and friends (...)"

[@CD-pq1yv]

A brilliant clear thinker and fearless intellect.

[@KellyBeaudry-h8g]

"And the people bowed and prayed to the neon god they made". -Simon and Garfunkel -

[@jazzman2516]

“I don’t know how I’m going to fill up 15 minutes. After all, the burden of proof is not with me.”

[@Mauds541]

The world dimmed the moment we lost Christopher. Here in 2025 reminiscing on old and good times when truth was sort and praised above individual feelings.

[@delboyd72]

Christopher is the kind of fella you want to be sat next to on a train carriage and have the opportunity to have the meaning of life chat .

[@cloudymeowsgames7855]

That would be a great chat.

[@matthewfoy4202]

It would be a very short chat.

[@wayneweis7199]

​@matthewfoy4202 Because you could never hang with him on a intellectual level?

[@user-hd3br4hn9y]

@@wayneweis7199 very few could

[@letamarsden-huggins7027]

I could listen to Christopher for hours

[@scottsalter6400]

Thank you, Christopher Hitchens eternally

[@mikemelenka1014]

Common sense , logic and being reasonable tells me that religion is mythical and contrived by man , and if it isn’t as religious people believe , why would God punish me for having common sense , logic , and being reasonable

[@jazzman2516]

Precisely. The one you point out is for me one of the most glaring logical contradictions of the Abrahamic doctrines. So our maker fashions us with our faculty of reason, then instructs us to abandon it? This seems pointless, let alone utterly ridiculous.

[@comondwnnorton]

I’d pay 50 bucks to hear Hitchin’s take on america’s current political situation, especially about the democratic leadership. We’re all quite aware of what the other side is all about.

[@PatrickVath-t4g]

I thoroughly enjoyed the breadth and depth of this sophisticated, enthralling set of clips, vignettes. Hitch can be so clever, pithy and sharp, he says a lot with each word.

[@heyhandersen5802]

Faith is what you have in something that you know is untrue.

[@rossrobbins7707]

Arrrrgghh I miss him so much!!!

[@runthenumbers9698]

I think the thing that set Hitch apart from other Atheist debaters was his offense-first mentality. He doesn't even entertain the premise that Atheists have any explaining to do. "How do Atheists have a standard for morality?" "I am not even discussing the Atheistic origins of morality until religion apologizes for slavery, the submission of women, the slaughter of our innocent human brothers of every stripe, and the ongoing ancient conflicts that have the entire world in a nuclear standoff. You dare interrogate MY morality when this is the legacy of every religion that claims to promote love, civility, and peace? Perhaps we can discuss this further once you've washed the blood off your hands." As it turns out, the Harlem Globetrotters get by just fine without defense don't they? LOL!

[@slickrickybob3447]

Hitchens is my Jesus

[@appnzllr]

The question by one of the debaters who pressed Hitchens about where you get free will - that question is a useless question if there is no god. The question of where you get free will assumes a god.

[@YouLikeBosch]

What a profound statement about finally getting on to reach our potential as a species if we could just shed the weight of religious superstitions and beliefs. So many wasted eons.

[@g3tr3kdkid4]

That first clip is so important

[@TerlinguaTalkeetna]

Should be in seen every PUBLIC school that our tax dollars support. Equal time as Christopher stated is an affront to reason and science. But if your going to do that, let Christopher speak for us nonbelievers.

[@dr.madthumbz2689]

A wizard with words

[@RomanGolubev_A]

Unfortunately, majority of people aren't influenced by logic but by feeling. Plus they are predisposed to believe. So when they feel there's "something", they believe there is "something".

[@mariadelpilar1590]

I hear Christopher in my head all the time . . .

[@ericharr2293]

I would never have wanted to debate this man (or Sam Harris). Intellectual titans with no modern-day equal.

[@splashmt99]

This guy is just on a different level than all the other like-minded speakers. It’s as if he’s been imbued by some supernatural spirit. 😮

[@stevenewstart7918]

Atheists know at least these things. It’s in this life you can learn, explore and love. Good is constructive and nurturing. Evil is destructive and cruel. Religion does and protects evil while trying to make you believe it good for you. Thanks for the love and learning coming from you, Christopher, after your life.

[@MiklPAIKEA]

Finally I have discovered sanity in the world, in the voice of the "never too late" great Christopher Hitchens, says one Genome identity to and amongst the endless trillions of others that were that are and that are to come. And despite the oppressions and hardships enforced upon us all it's 😂😅❤😅😂great to be alive. Heck I feel so vibrant...

[@jackwebster8720]

Long live Chistopher Hitchins! ❤ A voice for the ages!

[@raycarlson8027]

Hitch was centuries before his time. I wonder what he would have to say about Gaza and the conflict going on there today?

[@kassios]

He was always against the Israeli occupation, he was very vocal about it

[@jazzman2516]

He would say, as any reasonable person would, that it is unresolvable unless both sides grown up and jettison their fundamentalist dogmas.

[@TerlinguaTalkeetna]

He said it over and over. Doubt he would have changed his mind now?

[@dave8323]

He was quite vocal about it. He might also point out that there are other conflicts going on, more so than what the media focuses on

[@BlackQback]

@@TerlinguaTalkeetna Why not? You think he'd be in favour of barbarism committed by Hamas and a group of one of the most fundamentalist Muslims getting a state? Also, since his death, much has changed in Gaza, but also in Europe... and I don't think Hitch would've stuck to his previous position - when presented with new evidence.

[@bhpng1970]

5:20 - absolute wisdom…

[@yewtube3503]

Christoper closer to any divinity than any religious person', true?

[@ofangelsanarchists2386]

Nah Honestly, I wish he did explore something about spirituality. I think he missed out. I also do not believe in magic or gods or anything like that I personally think philosophical Buddhists, as opposed to religious ones, are the closest

[@nknickerbocker5948]

Christopher, you’re a diversion to what’s really going on in this world.

[@ewencameron4269]

Don't think I'll ever get over the occasional sense of some incredible world of love and joy and beauty "aliveness" beyond the veil where one day everything sad is going to become untrue. Though I admit it's been a long time between drinks

[@-_V_V_-]

hahaha beautifully put... has its hark to tolkien and doesnt miss the relationship to the cocktail hour. Strangely, I'm warmer for having read it.

[@smoly37]

That's men's tragedy, isn't it? We all long for a loving, joyfull world where each and every person gets what they want, without having to hurt others. It's an immense struggle, to stay aware of all the "evil" in the world and to what lengths some people will go to get what they want and at the same time staying aware of everything that's beautiful and good. When I was much younger, I used to be such a shameless positive person. I thought:"Well, in my view, for everything bad that happens, there is another person, or group of people, that made their lives about battling against the "bad things"". For instance: there are people that treat animals like sh*t, abuse them or just don't care. This is horrendous. But there emerges, in reaction, a group of people that dedicate their life to protect and cure these animals. There are aweful wars on, at the moment, but there are a lot of doctors, nurses andsoforth, who put themselves in mortal danger, to help the victims. Now at 61, I'm not so sure anymore. Just watched a documentary about a family of 9 (including the parents) in the biblebelt, Oklahoma. 5 of them were stabbed to death, by the two eldest sons. These children were homeschooled, because the parents were afraid of the big, bad, outside world. But they DID condone PC's and internet. Of course without any parental advisory. How effing ignorant, no, plain stupid, can you be?? To NOT realize, how much unfiltered, dark and horrible stuff you can find, there. Both boys were playing video war games with extreme violence. I don't blame those games, persé, but I do blame the parents. I suspect, there was something genetically wrong with those boys; even at a very young age you just can tell by the way they looked out of their eyes, there was something very wrong. I realize, that so much pain, annihilation and suffering could be avoided, if a lot of people were better educated, less ignorant. But since the last "diagnose", that we globally are all getting more stupid through internet, instead of better informed, I'm beginning to loose hope. As long as there are still people, that don't "believe" in evolution, it's hard to think where to start, when it's about creating a better world. There are too many different interests for different people.

[@brianm2881]

People are absolutely welcome to believe in God and everything else mystical as much as they want. I cannot, for my part, say that there is or isn't such a thing. The only problem comes when people try to take that subjective faith and enforce it as objective reality. It's what is annoying about the right wing in America at the moment. They'll readily say that a man cannot be a woman. OK, this is understandable. But don't then turn around and look for certain religious doctrines to be enforced as education in schools or have any enshrined position in public life. The latter can be argued to be at least as delusional and is therefore the absolute essence of hypocrisy.

[@TerlinguaTalkeetna]

There you go sounding reasonable and sane again! It will never fly in our current times.

[@thomascanfield8571]

On the subject of religion in public schools I say fine! If that is what you want fine. But since it is public and enjoys all of our tax dollars you must teach ALL religions and figure out how you can find the time to teach all of it.

[@TerlinguaTalkeetna]

@@thomascanfield8571 Do you even remotely know how many beliefs much less religions there are in America and your saying they all deserve EQUAL time so as to not disenfranchise an aggrieved tax payer? Think again. Yes, you have the freedom to send your child to your madrassas or parochial school as long as no tax money goes with them. Religion is faith and is best done at home and in your heart. Yes, show your faith but do not make it part of mandatory public education. Sounds fair and reasonable for all. It's workable.

[@JohannasAitossou]

Smart 🧠 man 👨 ❤

[@tamoose1]

They wear red baseball hats bro

[@no-oneman.4140]

15th December 2011 - the day the world became a much dumber place.

[@MarcosElMalo2]

Could you make a Hitchens playlist?

[@TheYagey]

Not a word out of place

[@alanfrye460]

His second agreement was actually very good. It’s a valid point and a proper critique of how religion creeps into the legal system when it doesn’t have to. Even as a religious person, I would say we should only try to impose our values on others, legally speaking, if we believe the lives or welfare of the innocent are at stake. His first argument, though, like usual, miss understands the moral argument. Moral ontology, my good friends, not moral epistemology. It is self evidently true that people of any belief can construct a moral system and act moral apart from Christianity. The strength of the moral argument is of the grounding of more values. God grounds moral values in something outside of human beings. If you take away God or somebody with sufficient authority over humanity, morals become humanly dependent. Therefore, they lose their objectivity. This effectively undermines what most people mean when it comes to right and wrong

[@matthewhayes3969]

It's a great shame that Hitchens (prevented by god) never debated Peterson. The " "Biblical corpus" as myth and metaphor" ridiculed by the best religious speaker of the last 100 years.

[@PatrickVath-t4g]

Perhaps a very advanced AI could be tasked with creating such a debate at least by assembling current videos of both Hitch and Peterson. Or some variation of this idea…

[@jameswright...]

Paterson? The best speaker in a hundred years?? No wonder Christianity is dying 😂

[@lesleydavis5229]

@matthewhayes3969 IMO, Hitchens would have eaten Peterson for breakfast. Hitchens would see right away that Peterson delivers word salad.

[@Captain101-x1o]

Hitchens was very straight speaking, well read, well educated with razor sharp wit. Peterson just waffles through wishy washy philosophical nonsense. Hitchens would have eaten him alive!

[@chrismathis4162]

Peterson doesn’t say anything. He uses a lot of jumbled intellectually sounding words to impress the idiots, but to anyone who has an above average intelligence he is laughed at.

[@cuzned1375]

“Where do you get your free will from?” is such a nonsense question. (I’m paraphrasing, because it annoyed me so much, i’m not going to re-listen.) And i’ve heard Rabbi Wolpe trot it out multiple times, while clearly thinking it’s super smart. But i’d need him to first defend the question. I think it amounts to a category error, because free will (if we have it) surely isn’t a _thing_ that you would get _from somewhere_ . “Where do you get your free will?” is as good a question as, “Where do you get your realness?”

[@DarylSauerwald]

I think we have confused freewill with the ability and need to choose an action under a set of circumstances, which we have no control. We achieve things we " WILL " nothing into being.

[@CrabbyO]

As a Christian, I love Hitchens for making me doubt my faith.❤ What's real? What's important? What is morally sound? These are all important questions to be studied rather than dismissed. Well done, Christopher. RIP.🥰

[@alanfrye460]

At first, I was thinking you were saying he caused your deconstruction. But what you’re saying is he got you thinking as a Christian. I entirely agree! Opposition is extremely important for any position. Extremely critical atheist, I think, help us to grow. They do a very good job, pointing out our flaws and stupidity that were unable to see ourselves.👍

[@noelbodies8784]

@ 14:18 Thelema

[@Smoochie71804]

Ugh it’s been like 30 years and and everybody just says shit like “edgy”. Thank you Hitch for your arguments

[@quill444]

The _"true-believer"_ or theist's final rebuttal upon encountering someone who is a non-theist or an atheist often ends up as the superficial ultimatum of, _"Well, so what DO you believe IN?"_ and this gets to the crux of the matter, and is therefore tantamount to asking, _"Well, so then where DO you get your superstitious and nonsensical ideas from?"_ Therefore, BELIEF itself is not the real problem: The problem with theists more properly begins when they _"BELIEVE IN."_ - j q t -

[@garrettmaguire4500]

Hope he's sitting up there saying "Wow, am glad I was wrong on that "😊

[@augusthome9860]

Wrong on what? Are you saying that if some part of us survives physical death then that must mean there is a god? I believe all gods are man-made, it’s so obvious. However, I also believe we survive physical death, minus our memory. However, in rare cases, some people see through the discrepancies of the world they find themselves in.

[@PatrickVath-t4g]

Lol! Sitting up there, sipping the most heavenly Scotch, smiling and saying how happy he was to be wrong and he got up there anyway, right?

[@jameswright...]

Your hope is false!

[@garrettmaguire4500]

@jameswright... 🤣Twat !!

[@garrettmaguire4500]

@@augusthome9860 yes it's so obvious.... you're a genius , you've solved a question, countless generations have been unable to, with certainty ...... well done 🤣

[@lindadavis5668]

Why are there so many religions, no one believes everything exactly alike. Thats why there are thousands of religion. Stop shoving your ideologies down my throat, I care less.

[@TerlinguaTalkeetna]

10,000 belief systems and the one thing they most all have in common is that all the other ones are wrong!

[@Fervillasmil]

All the Logic needed

[@NASTYVIDS]

Did someone boo him at 14:59 ? lol

[@Bigbrotheriswatchingus]

You cannot prove there is a God/god You cannot prove there is not a God/god Chris became famous because of it.

[@michaelwoodco]

As Hitch has said, the onus of proof is not on those who question a theory but rather on those who claim it to be true

[@Bigbrotheriswatchingus]

@@michaelwoodco So Hitch makes no claim his opinions are true. Sorry, edited..made no claim

[@michaelwoodco]

@@Bigbrotheriswatchingus No one can prove religion doesn't exist but the evidence for it is nil.

[@Bigbrotheriswatchingus]

@@michaelwoodco So is this proof there is a God or there is not a God?

[@chrismathis4162]

I can’t prove leprechauns don’t exist. But I have no reason to think they exist, and certainly don’t live my life as if they do.

[@GingerAlle171]

Christopher, I am so sad to say that nowadays religious people are destroying this country (USA)

[@danny-joeferriman3966]

We know when he says the vague faith....it' means Jordan Peterson today

[@elbapo7]

The best of christopher hitchens is not spent on religion. See him against george galloway- or his prosecution of kessenger. Honestly- i think his religion round was a retirement payday. The man could argue. He knew where the money was and was consistently in the us

[@radboo4384]

It's not rocket science

[@RobertAndrews-i5m]

They are ' overlapping magesteria '. If there's a god or not, this factor changes the way things like: gravity, electromagnetism , mass and energy are understood. Right now this is thought to work on it's own But a supernatural being means they don't. 😮.🤔🤔🤔

[@tomwithey711]

Incorrect. If a divine being existed, they very well could have "set the rules" and then remained hands off. However, the rules are internally consistent as far as we know them and thus don't require an outside force for the universe to function, thus as LaPlace and Hitchens say "it functions without that assumption" (that there is a god or gods).

[@Captain101-x1o]

There is no need for a god in physics. Everything works perfectly well without. The only need for a god is in those who fear not being in control and need something to pray to so it feels that are having a say in how the laws of physics function.

[@ChaoThing]

“You had to be prodded three times.” - “I know why you’re reluctant.” These despicable role-playing cowards that pretend God both real and on their side fail most interrogations within a minute or two.

[@moviebar8980]

Well then explain why the apostles chose horrible deaths instead of being spared if they would only discount the truth of Jesus Christ the son of God

[@damienschwass9354]

Who are you actually talking about and how do you know their fates?

[@edwardlitrenta5730]

Enough with the hitch already!

[@kenadams5504]

"God"zilla .

[@ATCrogerwilco]

I spent a lot of years thinking i knew nothing. I spent a lot of time thinking and believing there was no god, no purpose, no design, no morality, no ethics, no truth. I eventually realized that line of thinking is bs as well. I would much rather be on the planet with people who believe in a higher purpose, who believe in truth, right and wrong, morality, and above all love. It just so happens that i think godly people are the best people to be around and I think hitchens is an angry and elitist man who doesnt have love. I wouldnt want to be around him.

[@peterhomann2140]

If you field religion or god as a moral compass you disqualify yourself. Or do you sleep with your daughter, kill your son based on a command received in a dream, find slavery acceptable and prohibit women from executing same rights as men by threat of eternal hell? If you do you are not allowed to claim any morality but I hope you do not which means you begin to break your religious shackles.

[@quill444]

_One should never 'believe in' something that requires you to 'believe in' it._ 🤔 - j q t -

[@peterhomann2140]

Your flaw in thinking is that god, any god has something, anything to do with "truth, right and wrong, morality and above all love'. None of the Abrahamic gods teach any of it. They are about murder, betrayal, genocide, misogamy, incest, infanticide, slavery... and one is required to surrender all cognitive faculties to get to and remain in their good graces.

[@patrickbarry6273]

It is reasonable to believe in Christ and our Creator. I'm extremely grateful that my sins are forgiven by Jesus' sacrifice and my acceptance of His gift.

[@quill444]

_One should never 'believe in' something that requires you to 'believe in' it._ 🤔 - j q t -

[@patrickbarry6273]

@quill444 Are you being sarcastic? If so, ha! If not, you're suggesting no one believes in anything, as anything being believed requires belief. God bless, and thanks.

[@quill444]

When children are brainwashed into believing in things such as _burning bushes,_ or _talking snakes,_ or _flying horses,_ and in things that have _magical powers that defy all logic and reason,_ then as adults, there is virtually nothing they cannot be persuaded to believe in. 🐍 _"We're living in the End Times,"_ said no one ever who has been right. _"Cognitive dissonance is a QAnon science-denying, anti-vaxxer finding more supporting 'evidence' on a hand-held invention that contains over ten billion transistors."_ 🤔 - j q t -

[@quill444]

The _"true-believer"_ or theist's final rebuttal upon encountering someone who is a non-theist or an atheist often ends up as the superficial ultimatum of, _"Well, so what DO you believe IN?"_ and this gets to the crux of the matter, and is therefore tantamount to asking, _"Well, so then where DO you get your superstitious and nonsensical ideas from?"_ Therefore, BELIEF itself is not the real problem: The problem with theists more properly begins when they _"BELIEVE IN."_ - j q t -

[@Captain101-x1o]

No, it is neither reasonable nor sensical. Firstly you have to select which if the 1000’s of proposed creators / gods / deities to believe in, and no, not just the one your parenst told you to believe in. Then you need to look at the evidence for said entity existing. Then you have to question it’s motivations and cruelty. Pick diseases, cancers, parasites and ask why it created them and such pain and misery. Ask why it’s creations are so fundamental flawed. Putting such poorly designed and fragile organisms on a vulnerable rock in space, unable to survive outside their tiny habitat in a vast universe and placed next to a nuclear star that is destined to explode and destroy it entire creation. Utter madness. Or their are the perfectly rational scientific explanations.

[@chrism8586]

Tuck me Jesus with a horse's English Jeremy Clarksons English did he come? With a horse's rock up my are Gucci these Jeremy Clacksonss tuck me Jeremy Clacksln is a liar

[@gordonbartlett1921]

How did his gibberish get past the editors?

[@brianMcGranahan0311]

I have no use for people who believe in fantasy. You can watch Star Trek all you want. You can go to conventions, buy the merchandise and wear the apparel proudly. But don’t try to convince me it’s real. In fact, I wish all “believers” wore their nonsense (clothing, crucifix, tattoos,etc) all the time. It lets us know who the crazy people are.

[@rayrodriguez3362]

😊😊😊

[@adamparker5696]

Imagine Christopher Hitchens versus Jordan Peterson

[@strictlycasual765]

Hang on…… are you telling me Star Trek isn’t real ? Fuck ne, first Santa, now Jesus and you’ve hit me with Star Trek This week has been an eye opener

[@brianMcGranahan0311]

@@strictlycasual765 be careful! You’re starting to sound woke lol

[@markyinbelfastxx9088]

Great guy , the only guy to destroy him in debate was lennox

[@kellythompson3865]

Christians know Trump is God!❤

[@feedtherich11]

Religion was created when the first con man met the first fool. The orange rapist is a great kind man. What does that make you?

[@lindadavis5668]

He isn't?? 😂😂😂😂😂

[@th3dudeabides1]

Christians are morons

[@willieherd6754]

And the rest of us listen to Christopher. x

[@HonestyOverEverything]

He died of throat cancer, is it a coincidence?

[@HonestyOverEverything]

@shkronjax A probability can also be the way God uses his sense of humor

[@MRYAREDJARETZ]

@@HonestyOverEverythingbro…if God struck this man down and gave him throat cancer for speaking out through his own free will (peacefully) which God himself gave him, wouldn’t that be a red flag of like…a non perfectly loving God. Why couldn’t God talk to him directly and do the whole “I am God” thing??!

[@HonestyOverEverything]

@jaredyaretz3035 He didn't give him cancer, he chose to smoke, but if he was a Christian, maybe he would've quit smoking. So God "let" it happen. God loves everyone but he gives us free will.

[@donnrutherford7059]

No it was esophageal cancer Quite often associated with alcohol and cigarettes which is sad in his case as we lost a very astute mind and orator way to soon as so much he had to say about events now he addressed with accuracy many years before

[@daleneparole1502]

Cancer is man-made as well. Therefore, if man himself doesn't like another man "speaking out" against him, man can "make things happen" to certain men.

[@scottsalter6400]

Thank you, Christopher Hitchens eternally