Christopher Hitchens On Uncommon Knowledge

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[@AFMMarcelD]

For many intellectuals, journalist, author & part-time teacher Christopher Hitchens was the foremost modern arbiter of enlightenment and knowledge. His courageous and well researched opinions on religion, politics, faith, non-belief, secularism and atheism will forever enshrine him amongst the giants of reason. I miss this gorgeous bastard. 😢❤

[@barracuda7018]

He was the best of his profession... I improved my English simply by listening him..Fact, not joke..

[@AFMMarcelD]

@@barracuda7018 💯 agree, and yes, I’m very aware how the Hitch has helped others (us) with his thesaurus lexicon vocabulary and inflection, same goes for his books. As a foreigner myself coming into the US a man and not with a lick of English in my pocket I unequivocally assert that listening to Christopher Hitchens rhetoric has also helped my vocabulary and verbatim a great deal, same goes for reading his books, it has lifted my understanding of the language and even my grammar. So I totally get you my friend barracuda7018 it has happened to me too, best regards to you, and cheers 🥃🥃 to Hitch. (had to pick up the tumbler of Johnnie Walker Black with a tad of Perrier, his favorite serum.

[@TheEleatic]

He was very eloquent and knowledgeable. I doubt he said anything original or should be ranked with greater thinkers-past and present. He shone in a culture of ignorance and stupidity. He made an incorrect analysis and judgement about the major event of his career: the War in Iraq.

[@AFMMarcelD]

@@TheEleatic Just because a man made an incorrect statement about something (and this is open to interpretation) it doesn’t mean he was incorrect in many other areas, his main focus were politics, then after 9/11 he shifted his focus arguing against religions. I still admire his logic, lexicon and amazing memory.

[@DrDeuteron]

Reason😂 😂😂😂😂

[@kathleenrodrigue5010]

I could listen him all day!!!

[@MunworthCrowell]

agree with him or not, hitchens is an obvious target of praise here and deservedly so. but i keep coming back to uncommon knowledge for peter robinson's excellent work as an interviewer. good faith questions, fair follow up, and allowing his guests to actually answer in whatever way they feel is best. a rare skill

[@kaushalissocial]

Bravo... Hitch is a well known intellectual giant but the interviewer here must be commended too.

[@francisj.opolko3728]

Just discovered this - thanks for posting!

[@mu9284]

one of the many reasons i admire Christopher is how sure and exact he is in his worldview and how he will not let other "get away " with something he is not in consensus with...

[@user-ld7uj9pv8e]

He didn't need to fit in a box. His genius was not being trapped by paradigms.

[@tomrecane6366]

“…how well things were going in Iraq…” I love Hitchens but he blew it on Iraq.

[@tommym321]

God did he ever. Yeesh.

[@DrDeuteron]

Time stamp.

[@1984isnotamanual]

How so? How did he blow it?

[@tommym321]

@@1984isnotamanual He advocated strongly in favor of military intervention in Iraq, which was a mistake. It was a mistake to want to do it, and the execution was a total disaster.

[@DrDeuteron]

@@tommym321 but we made up for it in Kabul

[@kenbrohere]

They should have cloned this man's brain.

[@Mako-ng2ol]

​@@yomilalgro is going poop

[@fozzz-vb5oj]

Huh

[@arjunratnadev]

or cloned him entirely

[@pwuk]

Maybe AI will "resurrect" him

[@kenbrohere]

@@pwuk that would be a good project. I hope they think of it as well.

[@no-oneman.4140]

Miss Hitchens even though he makes me feel as dumb as a rock.

[@Deathcomes4usall]

I’m the complete opposite. When I listen to him it makes me want to read, learn and make myself better. Don’t let it make you feel inferior

[@ianmclaren9721]

Miss ya mate.

[@kevinroyall8829]

What an enjoyable watch this is turning out to be. I'm only 20 odd minutes into the video and it's remarkable how the well informed and highly knowledgeable interviewer is surprised by the responses to his questions.

[@TheLockon00]

Yeah, I'm not entirely sure his background or his exact role at the place, but he hosts most or all of the Hoover Institution's interviews. I once saw he spoke after Hicthens' death, and it was quite touching. The two were clearly friends outside of their interactions in this video.

[@francisj.opolko3728]

An more excellent host would be hard to find!

[@h.a.b.arguille1896]

You cannot listen to Hitchens and fail to be in some way refreshed. He is the walk and the talk of the love of ideas.

[@d.mavridopoulos66]

I get the same feeling reading his best essays. From the collections 'Love, Poverty and War', 'Unacknowledged Legislation' and 'Arguably'.

[@flippy66]

Unfortunately, while he was right about so much, he missed the mark on the legacy of Iraq and Iran in a lot of his predictions. Here we are 15+ years later and Iran is no less a theocracy and Iraq remains a conflict zone. History is certainly not judging Bush and Blair any more kindly now either. Hitchens saw the potential and looked positively to the future, but sadly that future was not realised. I truly wish he was still around so we could hear what he'd have to say.

[@phasespace4700]

@@flippy66 A drunken moron best forgotten.

[@phasespace4700]

@@Nedxr777 Referring to Sam Harris, Christopher Hitchens and like-minded imperialist ghouls, Chomsky thoughtfully observed: "They practice the state religion-which is far more dangerous."

[@CantonBn]

@@flippy66 Hitches wasn't wrong on Iran or Iraq.

[@erickeane4560]

I miss him

[@karyldavidkidd7111]

Thank you for this compilation

[@Festoniaful]

For any Christopher Hitchens fans, he read his own book "god is not great - why religion poisons everything" and it's on youtube. Must hear.

[@ursulageorgeson7086]

He is always my answer when asked the 'one person alive or dead' questions. He is and will always be my answer. He's at his most dashing here, too...

[@matthewscott7198]

Mine is "Trump... dead."

[@bbqchezit]

I do love Christopher Hitchens. Incredible public intellectual, most for walking the walk

[@greatmcluhansghost7134]

ha.@@matthewscott7198

[@greatmcluhansghost7134]

he was totally wrong about iraq.

[@scottsoykin1304]

Dang, could you imagine trying to debate Hitchens? Dude is way too quick

[@wRAAh]

He addresses them as "Mr Speaker... and Christopher". Ha! What a reversing of accolades. It should be Honourable-Sir-Hitchens... and 'Newt'.

[@pwood5733]

Could have let him complete at least one question without interruption

[@suzannebryan1194]

Thank you so much for this post, pure gold 24 carat Hitch.

[@paramidge8935]

A 'secular crusader' in the best sense.

[@stevefarring3034]

Wowza, he was wrong about more than a few things in retrospect. But he did sound like he knew what he was talking about.

[@geoffh2560]

yep this hasnt aged well.

[@karagi101]

He was right in most things.

[@sabejreid2072]

Hitch always loathed Bill Clinton - great book ‘No one left to lie to’

[@AFMMarcelD]

Bill “always hard” Clinton is a very corrupt man, and so is his wife.

[@fozzz-vb5oj]

Bravo 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@fozzz-vb5oj]

WHO DOESN'T LYING POS RAPIST PATHOLOGICAL LIAR COMPLETE AND TOTAL POS TOUBOB

[@robnorwood3591]

Hitchens would have hated Trump as a "politician" much more than Bill Clinton. The Lying King makes Clinton look like Honest Abe.

[@clown134]

i dont see how any leftist could like clinton.. hillary clinton is why i left the democrat party for an actually leftist party, the green party

[@MooseMeus]

i would be nervous as hell getting interviewed by peter robinson. he truly is an incredibly knowledgeable person. great interview. love hitchens.

[@davidjones6389]

1:25:29, Their discussion on the use of words to describe terrorism, diminish the true nature of the threat. Theocratic Fascism, verses Terrorism is a great example of how the media has chose words to rally its consumers. I would give a more contemporary example, Global Warming verse Global Pollution, the first being easy to argue away in examples of geologic history, but pollution, specifically, Mankind's foot print is definitive, as is the trend of carbons left Antarctica. Consume your words wisely.

[@theartfuldodger8609]

Great comment David. Thank you for its insight.

[@joejohnson6327]

"There's every reason to think that Iraq could be a functioning democracy ten years from now." 🥴

[@MB-nx9tq]

It’s fascinating to see how completely wrong he was about Iraq Iran and the Middle East in general.

[@chrispywilliams1992]

Robinson just wants to hear himself talk

[@andynewport3465]

He was wrong about iraq...apart from that though he did absolutely no wrong in ny eyes and was one of the greatest writers, orators and quintessentially English heroes of our time...rest in peace Hitch x

[@allenanderson4911]

I can refute half of what chris ever said, permenantly and authoritatively.. But it takes me weeks each time, and i can only do it in written form. He was so brilliant, especially extemporaneously. But please consider that not all split-screen 3 minuet aound bite format experts not who we ought to form our opinions from.

[@davidjjharding]

Hopefully there will be beings that will make even more robust arguments and points in the future, but only through standing on the shoulders of contrarian giants like hitch. I believe christopher hitchens will become like socratic thought and other pivotal figures who have stood bravely against tyranical, misguided and erroneous errors of thought and behaviour. The adept oration skills, courageous steadfast breadth of knowledge and clarity of argument is nothing short of phenomenal. He showed integrity under fear of jihad, and calls for him to take comfort in the corruption of pascal's wager as cancer took him. Steadfastly sticking to honour whilst exposing the dark sides of words like faith and loyalty. Getting us to take second looks at people who cloak themselves with compassion or hybris/ righteousness. A man of warmth, sharp intellect and determination to maintain logic and seek betterment for all. What a life he lived!

[@craigtimmons6907]

Certainly Hitch hated dictatorial authoritarians like Sadam. Probably his blind spot was brought on by rose colored glasses on what the US military actions into the country would yield and at what financial/human/political cost. Was Sadam a sadistic bastard who (if removed and replaced with a stable political system) was better gone? Of course; but how, by whom, and at what cost needed to be calculated better, IMO, by Hitch. His goal was admirable, but his equation was skewed with idealism a bit.

[@AFMMarcelD]

I’m almost in cahoots with your well written sentiment. But then we also must admit that most of us, including the great Hitch loved to root for a good sentimental idealistic cause.

[@owenlichtenberg7932]

the U.S. won the war and lost the peace

[@CedrickTudge]

*Saddam

[@1984isnotamanual]

If we didnt intervene Iraq would look like what Syria is now, a black hole.

[@Franciscasieri]

His only glaring mistake...you see him here struggling to answer the question and his incredible mind feels uneasy actually answering the question... We are all infallible, even the great Hitch...a victim of a kind of reverse confirmation bias...poppy bush actually had the right idea...stop them quickly and decisively and gtfo

[@joshmeyer9409]

37:12 I haven't even got my trousers off yet 😂😂

[@jasongray4517]

Hitchens, for all his intellectual brilliance, ought to have deferred to Prof Robert Service, whose knowledge of twentieth century Russian and Soviet history far exceeds his own.

[@ZedofZardoz]

is there anywhere to find the rest of their Vietnam conversation?

[@lesleyjohnson8488]

Hitch - I will always love him. In all his scepticism about totalitarian governments, however, he did not levy enough scepticism at non-totalitarian governments which are bloated with bureaucracy. If only he could have seen, as Milton Friedman did, that bloated bureaucracy can look and act and feel almost exactly like a totalitarian government. Not intentionally so - but bureaucracy (as Sowell loves to remind us) seeks to uphold and shore up further bureaucracy. I think, deep down, I agree with Nassim Taleb when he says that you can always tell who the sucker is with two tests: One - does he reserve his scepticism for the big issues (God, money, existence, time) and Two - have no scepticism for the practical day-to-day issues that affect his life? If so, he’s a sucker. Sadly, I think Hitch may have been a sucker.

[@barrybrennan5439]

What year was this interview does anyone know?

[@sapphirestrm]

It's weird to see Hitchens sitting next to and agreeing with the despicable Gingrich.

[@SandyRiverBlue]

The Theory and Practice of Bolshevism -Bertram Russell. Someone really has to compile a list of books and articles that Hitchens quoted in in his interviews with how they were used.

[@someoneelse.2252]

There actually is a book completely of Hitchen's quotes available. Sorry, I don't recall the title, but it's out there. Quotes of CH... perhaps?. Extremely good.

[@davidwujczyk3037]

Why do people think the US were in Vietnam to help to French😅😅. It was strictly fighting against Soviet influence

[@russellsearle7804]

Well done, I think the things you say are much more clverer than them, so I think that puts us two groups together.

[@HowToTouch]

"Do not think ˹O Prophet˺ that Allah is unaware of what the wrongdoers do. He only delays them until a Day when ˹their˺ eyes will stare in horror" Surah Ibrahim, verse 42

[@russellsearle7804]

God bless Mr Hitchens

[@CatMTravels]

Irony.

[@AreolaGrande94]

i hate when some of my favorite people of all time have such a blight in their history. his staunch support of bush and the iraq war was as strong as his staunch advocacy of freedom from the totalitarianism of religion. i can't believe a mind like that analyzed the war and came away with the views he did. eugh.

[@guy9302]

Great mind, thinker, writer & lest we not forget atheist, the great Christopher Hitchens, rest in peace.

[@Lanearndt]

Those talk had PNAC all over it! If only Hitchens knew of that paper during his lifetime!

[@keironcurtis6003]

Long live the Hitch!

[@ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095]

Was this recorded on a p72 potato? {:o:O:}

[@user-wi1bi4bc5v]

🌠

[@Eric06410]

O Captain My Captain

[@kingsuperbus4617]

now that we know more about hitchens im curious who the next person is that will pull the wool over our eyes. you too movement has opened our eyes to these predators.

[@SillyTube9]

I love how Conservatives think Hitch is suddenly a Con simply because he wanted to stop Islamic foolishness. Neither his anti-religious position and his anti- dictatorial sentiments are Conservative.

[@derekneville8175]

The man is a frog hopping opportunist

[@NolanHawkeyeAnthony]

If only they knew nothing came out of the war in the Middle East. It ended in disaster

[@sporkeh90]

Hearing a Brit say Germany helping spain (and getting nothing out of it in the end, I mean they didnt even take gibraltar in the war) is an act of 'fascist imperialism' is a bit rich though. They were not a puppet, unlike all the states the british empire helped create.

[@paulmoore-LPC-LMFT-NCC]

A brilliant mind who sold out to the war machine.

[@MooseMeus]

islam must be resisted violently.

[@bluelines1]

Watching the final moments of this, it is clear how thoroughly deluded CH was about Iraq, and many other things.

[@MelodyMan69]

I believe that Common Sense is not that Common. Many people think with feelings not fact.

[@Arjmm]

Hitchens being one of them.

[@booboo4963]

“John Kerry has been cautious about military engagement”. Lol she said that like it’s a bad thing. It’s pretty cowardly to demand military action when you have absolutely no skin in the game. This is just a TV show for them. Whether America goes to war or not, it never affected them.

[@daisuke6072]

Americans did not espouse French colonialism in Vietnam in the '60s because it was trying to impose its own imperialism.

[@lunainezdelamancha3368]

I utterly disagree with C.H on the war in Iraq. That, (as many other U.S.A intervention), was absolutely disgusting actions this country has engaged throughout history.

[@gavinrutherford9826]

He was friends that conman

[@Krustycrabpizza35]

2:25:32 fascinating point

[@CedrickTudge]

I'm English, as you may well be I think, you pinpoint a very interesting mentality, one which sent millions of our people 'over the top' ... To certain death. For what? Id argue.. depopulation of proper blokes who threatened the oighty toightys grip on our beautiful country and it's prospects

[@BroodParasitism]

Funny to hear someone so usually well informed and often prescient be so colossally wrong about "the long short war in Iraq"

[@albacan]

Hitch was clueless when it came to geopolitics. If only Hitch saw the depravity in.America these days.

[@truthaboveall7988]

Iraq turned out to b the opposite of what he thought

[@FlyingSpaghettiMonster2000]

I don't think it did. He was very clear that the parties of god were the dangers, and that's exactly what has happened.

[@shiftlessinseattle]

Interesting approach to an interview: have a guest on and then interupt them every time they speak. :|

[@sandman_slim4301]

interesting. as someone who has been studying WW2 and just had read Peter Hitchens "Victory" book. seems like Peter may have definitely read some of Buchanan's work. came to some very similar conclusions.

[@USS-SNAKE-ISLAND]

Pete's a closet Fascist at best.

[@lejlanuhanovic5700]

so he was wrong about the Arab world and the Palestinian state in the beginning of the interview :(

[@jdkhaos4983]

With the information available around that time he had a very reasonable view. The impact of the wars in the middle east, and the events that followed the next decade would not have been easily foreseen.

[@larrybarbowski5852]

But now look at Iran with the young and the revolution that’s happening against the Islamic state. He’s on the right track with that one for sure. Your are missed Hitchens.

[@AFMMarcelD]

@@jdkhaos4983 Very well said, I second that fact 100%

[@AFMMarcelD]

@@larrybarbowski5852 💯 in agreement.

[@Charmagh110]

1:58:52

[@Charmagh110]

44:40

[@chrisschmid5212]

last season of Earth was way better

[@johnlenick1460]

I do wish he would stop interrupting and attempting to...spar? with Hitchens, and and had just let him speak, the way he does with Dr. Sowell. It is very irritating to hear his incessant commenting

[@Charmagh110]

3:01:22

[@urbanart7325]

Neut is a deluded politician. Inwant to hear him now ehen we replay this interview

[@Goettel]

How not to be an interviewer 101.

[@Charmagh110]

1:09:10

[@bbqchezit]

1:15:46 History has proven it's against anyone the US designates... given how liberally we've interpreted the 2001 AUMF

[@chriszablocki2460]

Am I threatening the pyramid?

[@chriszablocki2460]

When I say "mind your own business", be mindful of the word "mind"...

[@twelvecatsinatrenchcoat]

I have always felt like this interviewer is a little weak. That he's just not all that bright. So it's extremely gratifying to see Hitchens just kind of stomp his balls sometimes, just talk right over him, quiet now Randall.

[@Owl350]

The moment you stop selling commercials ,the word Nazi in the right definition should be used. The right words were in the background that the anti-fascist use. Of course it had been called FASCISM All Along by professionals.

[@christophertownley6734]

Who is the idiot with grey hair and blue tye? Has he been sentenced to death and gone?

[@canzuk4711]

Our top national treasure. Cheers Chritopher.

[@philosophyfrog2653]

I am so tired of ignorant religions people making stupid statements about morality. Just read some philosophy and you will know everything there is to know about morality, it's not that bloody complicated. Religious morality is called duty ethics and can also be found in national laws. Laws are an identical way of indoctrinating a sense of "morality" as to religious texts. There's rules and there's punishments for not following these rules. The purpose of these rules is to make society work and help us benefit from each other. This will over time effect how people think about certain things. Then there's individual morality also called consequence ethics which people only use in internal or external debates. It's when you consider the pros and cons to an action and what would be the most sensible choice. This type of ethics requires a lot of thinking and reasoning which is why most of the time people don't actually use it.

[@edwardTisk-ix8nj]

Are you SURE this was 5 years ago? You should be more accurate on publication dates.

[@karagi101]

KZbin automatically shows the length of time elapsed from when a video has been uploaded. It has nothing to do with when the video was actually recorded. That information can be added by the uploader as part of the video description.

[@zahidullahutmankhil3150]

1:15:21 Terrorism

[@turkeeg7644]

Newt....special.kinda primate there folks

[@neighborlyfiend1484]

Power worship... brings to mind a current political figure who speaks highly of Putan and Xi and Un.

[@charlesbukowski9836]

Love him but he was dead wrong about Iraq

[@shinzontheta]

Not sure it's quite so clear....while yes the war in Iraq was a bad idea, however his defense of it, can be and really should be scene as a criticism of the UN as a concept and a entity. It was highly likely that Iraq would have imploded something between 2000 and 2010....Hitchens rightly argued that if it did happened it be left the USA primarily to clean up and a controlled fire is better then a blazing info. So as a matter of practicality....the war was not a terrible idea. It would also allow us a easy friendly foothold in the region if necessary. He also was correct to say that the country essentially lost its sovereignty due to its prior history...and a humanitarian crisis bound to get worse. The UN was ineffective in the latter point and irrelevant in the case of the first. Why Hitchens was wrong was that he argued for what was essentially a impossible goal. The USA when going it alone absolutely fucking sucs at nation building. So then your back to the real weight of Hitchens arguemenf.....if you dislike the idea of the USA doing that....then what are you going to do as a international community when it turns out that fundamentally the USA had the right idea in the first place.....having a stable democratic country in the Muslim world is a good idea and a potential good influence on the others.

[@captur69]

Getting saddam out wasn't a bad idea...the way they went about it was dead wrong...

[@albacan]

Hitch might be correct that Iraq had WMD but that's irrelevant. The invasion of Iraq was to stop Iraq selling it's oil in currency other than the USD. Same reason it destroyed Libya. Same reason Saudi is soo vital to the US.

[@ncooty]

He was always a bit of a knee-jerk Zionist. Definitely missed the mark spectacularly on Iraq, and his ego could never let him admit it. Sam Harris has the same affliction. EDIT: Thanks to @DavidLamb7524 in the replies for rightly noting that it's inaccurate to refer to Hitch as "a knee-jerk Zionist." Leaving the OP (vs. deleting) in case others share that over-simplified view.

[@tomrecane6366]

Zionist? Are you kidding?

[@ncooty]

@@tomrecane6366 If you know what Zionism is, it's hard to see how you could disagree.

[@tomrecane6366]

@@ncooty How about we get it straight from Hitchens himself kzbin.info/www/bejne/aKbWY5yFntGWaacsi=Lfy1urRQN5vnosNl

[@davidlamb7524]

He totally condemned zionism at length and on many occasions.

[@ncooty]

@davidlamb7524 Thanks for that comment. I'll look for those. I've listened to him in numerous, extensive interviews, speeches, and debates, and whenever he spoke of Israel--or Israeli-related geopolitical issues, such as the wars in Iraq--he seemed to shift to Nonsense mode, which frequently took the form of functional Zionism. (Sam Harris has a similar but more muted tendency.) I wonder if maybe you're saying he wasn't a Zionist merely because he (sometimes) opposed ever-further expansions of settlements. That seems to me a bit different.

[@milesbetrov]

I can't believe one man who is considered intelligent was so wrong about so many things.

[@user-ld7uj9pv8e]

Willing to consider diverse perspectives.

[@rdm8103]

Well believe it lol

[@LivingroomTV-me9oz]

What was he wrong about?

[@gsandy5235]

@@LivingroomTV-me9oz Iraq and his prediction that there would be a Palestinian state within a decade.

[@LivingroomTV-me9oz]

@@gsandy5235 yeah, ‘ten years’ was a bit daft, especially as that lot have been fighting over Jerusalem for ‘ten centuries’!

[@bridgemanmedia]

Shame his brother is such a schill, I guess good has its evil.

[@AlcoholTobaccoFirearmsetc]

I feel that Hitchen’s support for Bush was his biggest flaw

[@turkeeg7644]

deserved to be defeated...

[@deckiedeckie]

Puny, little, enbittred man, jealous of those around him w/more talent.....

[@samansiddiquie1902]

Perhaps the only thing Hitch got wrong was the Iraq war.

[@Chinnnnuz]

"Will there be a Palestinian state 10 years from now?" "Yes" Thats hasn't aged well.

[@brandonapfel1643]

I’m shore he wouldn’t be a lefty in 2020

[@anthonykelly1649]

what makes you sure?

[@harryantino]

@@anthonykelly1649 he wasn’t one in 2011 he said so himself. In 2020 the left are religiously wedded to the idea of identity politics something Hitchens once called the “socialism of fools”. Wherever he’d be today I’m sure it wouldn’t on the modern left.

[@anthonykelly1649]

@@harryantino so to be clear, you believe that all the left are religiously wedded to identity politics?

[@harryantino]

@@anthonykelly1649 well the vice president has pronouns in her Twitter bio and she’s what many consider to be on the Clinton-Centrist part of the left. If there’s still an intelligent left wing movement in America it’s doing pretty pathetic job of getting into power or even getting itself heard.

[@KnowThyself619]

I sea what you mean, beach.

[@neworleans75]

This aged very badly

[@Jerharris90]

If Christopher were alive today, he’d be on the right.

[@shinzontheta]

Not sure that super obvious...to my understanding his last words were "capitalism downfall"

[@yomilalgro]

Ummmmm NOT!!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@kekkles117]

In a C-Span interview, he confirmed that although he still thinks like a Marxist. He doesn't place himself on either side of the Left/Rights political ideology and that he's a single-issue voter.

[@craigtimmons6907]

I’m sure he’d have been a fan of the autocratic worship cult that tried to over turn the world’s longest functional democratic republic on 1/6/2021. Sounds just like Hitch. 😂😂😂

[@user-ld7uj9pv8e]

He would be an individual not constrained by contemporary sides.