Christopher Hitchens - The Best of the Hitchslap - Part Two

[@no-oneman.4140]

A man whose ferocious intellect was matched only by his ferocious courage.

[@plantman5126]

"The mockery of religion is one of the most essential things.." Indeed

[@tyler5642]

His death was devastating to so many of us. I think Hitch was the most important and influential public intellectual of our time. I've read every book and letter I could find and I've never been let down by his tremendous and graceful writing. We all miss you Christopher.

[@tyler5642]

Well the afterlife claims are useless as no one can prove any of it, so I will not waste the one life I'm know for sure I have worrying and stressing about a place I might end up for simply thinking for a split second that the holy spirit doesn't exist! How preposterous is that! You are right, I am amazingly happy that his work will live on and inspire people, I just wish He was around to write more, and talk and debate more, I mean, I just miss him, and it's extremely sad, as he was one of my heroes.

[@ITYFIGHTERI]

I agree with both of you. Christopher Hitchens' death was absolutely devastating, and it is a damn shame that we do not have him around anymore to teach the world in a way that only he could. Yet we should also rejoice at the fact that his work does indeed live on, and continues to change the lives of so many people. His debates and books are one of, if not the main works that converted me to Atheism.

[@richman360]

@@tyler5642 If no one can prove that the afterlife exist it doesn't exist. Not being able to prove it's non-existence is a useless thought lmao.

[@mikedarrah6945]

More importantly, his life was devastating to the religious.

[@WhoThisMonkey]

Hitchens razor applies to those who make claims of an afterlife.

[@MAL_Razno]

He deserves to be counted among the men who lifted the chains of peoples minds. He was a true fighter for humankind.

[@RobbieHatley]

My favorite section is 20:32 to 22:22, which is nothing less than an answer to the question "what is the meaning of life?": "The discussion about what is good, what is beautiful, what is noble, what is pure, what is true ... that is the only conversation worth having." This moves me to tears, and fills me with both sadness that Christopher Hitchens is no longer among the living, and a profound joy in his works and his words and his memory. May he never be forgotten.

[@bornestellar6334]

This man passed just around the time I converted from fanatic Baptism to strict anti-theism. I wish he were still around. The human body is a beautiful product of nature, but it is unfortunately riddled with many weaknesses and vulnerabilities. I guess his heavy drinking and smoking caught up to him. Rest easy, glorious bastard.

[@jasbirkaurvillaschi8019]

+The_Indomitable Lion conversion? strict atheism? hang on atheism is not another faith ...

[@jasbirkaurvillaschi8019]

don't worry I got that ...just teasing

[@RJStockton]

Something similar happened for me with Carl Sagan. At least the written records survive. And we can have *cough* faith that others will turn up as long as we need them.

[@Andrew-is7rs]

If you like him, if which i did so so much, try Darwins "Pit Bull" Proff Richard Dawkins. These two were often unleashed onto the self righteous religious groups in extremely good debates. Dawkins carries on to this day, and is feared across the religious world! Happy viewing....

[@corycomelio3356]

I guess evolution didn't work out too well for him.

[@barrymundee3394]

If I was a theist I would have thought twice before having a go at Hitchens. He destroys any argument in seconds, a truly brilliant man.

[@pudicio]

My father died of cancer half a year ago.. this video of this great man made me cry and think of him.

[@mattandsharks]

To see the decline of this man was an amazing spectacle. The stoicism that he displayed during this time was amazing.

[@andrewhoyle1521]

Its impossible not to be sad about hitch not being here, the first part of the video was depressing. miss the hitchslap, no one will ever do it like him.

[@babscabs1987]

"Take the risk of thinking for yourself, much more happiness, truth, beauty and wisdom will come to you that way." I think thats the perfect summary of what he stood for. And the best way to end a fitting tribute, well done sir.

[@carolinegarrett7763]

My heart hurts that he’s no with us. We needed his courage and wisdom more than ever now. He was and still is my hero.

[@umbukta]

Thanks JediJesseS for putting this together. It is of great importance that we keep spreading Hitchens' words. What a brillian mind. What clarity. I have yet to see any religious argument holding up to his scrutiny. What a great loss when he left us at such an early age. The world would be a much better place if people gave up their stuuuupid religious beliefs and, as Hitch said, started thinking for themselves!

[@logophile88]

I miss Christopher Hitchens more than certain dead relatives of mine. ~John Mulaney

[@Antiorganizer]

I love how Christopher refers to his audience as brothers and sisters. We're all one big family - unless you wish not to be.

[@andrewh7596]

Where can i find that?

[@Antiorganizer]

@@andrewh7596 ?

[@andrewh7596]

@@Antiorganizer john mulaney saying he misses christopher hitchens

[@Antiorganizer]

@@andrewh7596 Don't we all?

[@Ewo6022]

R.I.P Christopher Hitchens sadly he did not live long enough to see the rational, logical, united world he dreamed of.

[@JAGValiant]

Even more sadly, we likely won't see it either.

[@benjaminodonnell258]

"United" - Hitch would have *hated* a "united" world. He was a believer in both teh inevitability and goodness of conflict, debate and disputation.

[@mhenriquez2014]

Greg H Trolllllllllll

[@discodirk48]

No...you're an idiot

[@gregnew1]

I hate to be pedantic but R.I.P.? Hes not resting, hes dead and I very much doubt he would say otherwise. And unfortunately, I doubt any of us will get to see a rational world! appreciate the sentiment tho.

[@liquidsword42]

Christopher Hitchens was a person who literally changed how I looked at the world and the manner in which I wanted to live my life. I don't know how well he will be remembered by history, but I will never forget what his wisdom and integrity have taught me until the day I die. This was a truly great man and I will tell my children about him one day.

[@jtnachos]

Tell the children soon please when it's ready

[@richman360]

The "you too what luck" line is my favorite.

[@pnklady3788]

I sincerely wish this man had lived long enough for me to meet him... what a beautiful mind.

[@jayrod5411]

Fucking verbal judo at its best! Miss you Hitch.

[@ethanwelborn]

Caesar Augustus Verbal judo. I like that.

[@jbo4547]

Caesar Augustus Fits very well. He would use whoever's own momentum/words and just use them to put them on their asses.

[@QRAndrew]

+Caesar Augustus Verbal Jihad is more apt.

[@Krutselno]

The best orator I have ever heard! His way with words and his voice has made me listen to his books more than once..

[@richross4781]

His arguments are so conclusively put that i dont see how anyone can rebut them. Just outstandingly put.

[@F11ch]

i will teach my kids to celebrate on this mans day of birth. And i'll tell them to mourn the day he passed away. Christopher, you were the greatest.

[@BullInTheHeather1]

I'm going through a rough patch at the mo and watching videos of the Hitch almost brings a tear to my eye. I miss him, and I have never missed a public figure that I've not met; not even slightly. He was a man who lived, really lived, His life, at least to me, is THE perfect example of 'the good life'; thirst for knowledge, love of intellectual cut-and-thrust, literature, art, science, philosophy; good friends, good food and, of course, good drink. Sorry for the sentimentality, thanks Hitch.

[@Brian-pr1dq]

I hope you pulled through and are doing better now!!

[@jtnachos]

Amazing comment! Thank you for all the things I want to say as well.

[@dellagrebinoski1328]

I never realized how many lost souls there are in the world until I came across these Christopher Hitchens videos. All I can say is what the Word of God states most emphatically. "Every knee shall bow and every tongue shall confess that JESUS CHRIST IS LORD". Praises unto Your Beautiful Holy Name Most Precious Lamb of God. We are so overwhelmed by Your Glory JESUS that all we can do is fall on our face at Your feet and worship You for saving our eternal souls. Thank You Jesus so very, very much for the Cross of Calvary and Your perfect finished work on Good Friday. Thank You with every fiber of our being for Who You Are and for whom we can be in YOU SWEET JESUS.

[@lonl123]

I discovered Mr Hitchens quite late, only a few years before his death, but I was completely taken with his magnificent writing and his intellect. Didn't always agree on his point of view on things, but his eloquence and just the way he presented things was fascinating and engaging. I miss him and at times grow despondent that I will never see someone as gifted as him again in my lifetime.

[@leibstandartejager8582]

The Great Mind of Christopher Hitchens. Loved by many, Dearly Missed by All. 🇩🇪

[@Warp9Cat]

2023 misses this man ❤

[@LouStoriale]

He changed my life... for the better. I used to live my life, watching myself instead of being myself. I was taught that I was always being watched, so I lived my life with the experience of watching myself as if I was watching and judging my behavior like God saw me and what would he think... Watching all of the videos I could, including the debates for 4 months... last year 2015 was a freeing year for me. Since then, I haven't experienced life as a 3rd person in quite a long time. Now, the drivel I was fed all my life is comical. I teach my daughter the truth, instead of fantasy.

[@andyng5321]

congrats on walking out of religion

[@jessewallace12able]

Well said.

[@hakunkamminga3915]

I'm the same, only small difference I became a committed Satanist and only after that I realised it was all BS and then the likes of Hitchens, SH, RD etc came about.... and then it became a balm on my wounds

[@gfs2012]

he saved my life by making me think and removing god from my life. THANK YOU , MR HITCHENS

[@landocommando8]

I miss him! We need someone who is so articulate!

[@jayekayetv2]

Mr Hitchens was, and still is, thanks to youtube, a great man. Thank you for this video.

[@Beaut_Beau]

What an incredible human being. Every word he says is brilliant. Thank you for being a part of my life Mr Hitchens.

[@larrydavie5951]

A beautiful mind that speaks from the well of straight integrity regardless of results, not seeking approval or caving from a fear of offence, and in a relaxed manor of pure truth. Very enjoyable.

[@phil4893]

A brilliant, brilliant man.

[@sammycircle]

It still hurts me terribly too see the the great Hitch in that condition he was in at the beggining of this video and at the end of his life............He truly had a 100% profound positive impact on my life..he changed my outlook on life for the better and I will forever feel that I owe a debt of grattitude to him..........Love you always Christopher...........XOXOXOXOX!

[@VinnieG-]

and I still miss him, and almost cry when I see his last speech

[@----m----]

I am genuinely saddened by Christopher's death. What a great loss.

[@BellTollsForThee]

There are many Christopher Hitchens compilation videos but this is probably my favorite of them all!

[@dwes49]

This man was a treasure to humanity

[@EdwardCullen667]

He certainly was

[@ScottRoberts-el2jn]

You are right. And treasure is so hard to find. RIP HITCH.

[@mooski-mooski]

There is no-one to replace this brilliant man!

[@dayvinnyil8232]

I will spread your words of wisdom .

[@riparianlife97701]

If this is blasphemy to you, it's a blast fa' me, too!

[@think1st363]

Love it.

[@Macconator2010]

+Docktor Jim We have a winner.

[@flt528]

Nice!

[@Jelboo]

I only just got to know about this man, and yet I really miss him. Inspiring person!!

[@operating]

Amazing man. Can't get enough of him.

[@nznegativeions]

Fuck Hitchens death was a big loss and I worry about the world without him in it.

[@method190]

i know, his loss was like new yorks loss when Big L and Pun died

[@gatobalbieri]

Ryan Lodger Ah, sarcasm, refuge of the uninspired... whatever became of wit?

[@normansknob1155]

gatobalbieri to be fair, sarcasm is only uninspired and witless when used by those who aren't good at it.

[@method190]

i was being serious, literally after those 2 died nobody paid attention to NY hip hop anymore, I'm giving Hitchens the utmost respect by saying his loss was big for the atheist community because he stood up for what he believed in and was respected. I am comparing his loss to the most devastating losses in another type of culture, i dont understand how i said anything wrong or sarcastic

[@normansknob1155]

Ryan Lodger speaking for myself, i didn't understand the references as i'm dismally unversed in the hip hop scene, so i wasn't able to judge your comment (i get it now!) but i couldn't let gatobalbieri's dismissal of sarcasm as an art form go without rebuttal.

[@Barnes466]

May he rest in peace and many of us follow in his reason in trying to dissolve the many fallacies being presented to the masses.....

[@j.rising7286]

Agreed!

[@darthcrowley5561]

To say rest in peace you applying there is life after death.

[@LifeOfRy]

@@darthcrowley5561 materialists and secularists can still express sentiment. I firmly believe there is nothing after death, though I will still offer a “rest in peace” for the sentiment of it. It’s just to convey good wishes and deference to people we respect. Don’t take it so literally :)

[@xSUBIACOx]

I am who I am today because of this guy.

[@craighorton8339]

Christopher Hitchens, you are the MAN.

[@qsbtiger]

Simply one of our greatest thinkers of our time. Thanks for creating this montage and let us not forget him. We need to keep him alive in future generations.

[@suestar0613]

I agree with others, Christopher had a profound effect on many lives, including my own. The loss of him is truly tragic as he was in fact a genius and if I may say, a hero. I've lost many friends due to my alignment with Atheism, which proves Mr. Hitchens was and still is spot on. Thank you for this impressive compilation.

[@DRichW]

You were definitely right to upload this. He lives on in a fantastic montage of reason and truth. Thank you!

[@janmorrissy3498]

Thanks for this wonderfully put together tribute. Hitchens is so missed by so many. His words live on, and I feel I will re-read his books and watch videos to keep him alive, because his mind and ideas will not die.

[@davidstepanczuk]

Strength, wisdom, and courage. I simply cannot hit the Like button enough times. Someone else kindly do it for me.

[@faceious2006]

That man encompassed the very meaning of a beautiful mind

[@MaestroKong]

Beautiful mind is spouting words that send others and yourself to hell?

[@MaestroKong]

@@blitzwing1 biased words don't mean they are true. Sure sacrificing animals seem pointless today but back then that was their way of life. This was how God worked through people. I know it seems unlikely in this age of science but it's the way it is.

[@MaestroKong]

@@TheTazzietiger yes it does. Listen to other atheists with near death experiences that went to hell and back. Listen to the atheist that met with God and told Him she does not like Christianity and God laughed. Listen to these people who felt incredibly loved when they were with God. Religion is simple. It's an organized way to live lovingly. Christ is truth. Everything He stated is good.

[@LifeOfRy]

@@MaestroKong hahahahahaha be quiet

[@MaestroKong]

@@LifeOfRy My truth will not be silenced by deceived atheists. You are deceived. And I will break you free from it the best way I can.

[@Nirvana7734]

After watching the video and reading your comment, Jesse, I just wanted to thank you for uploading this footage. I also wanted to thank all of my fellow skeptics, non-believers, and atheists for sharing in the memory of Christopher Hitchens through coming together here and watching this collection of videos. It truly amazes me just how many views these videos get, and I find it incredibly encouraging that so many of us atheists aren't just opting out of religion and then sitting idly while hoping that others will get out too. I see now that many of us are actively challenging the illogical status quo, but not through evoking baseless fear of metaphysical wrath; instead, we are simply telling them what is, can, and already has been proven in the universe, and for which the pieces of literature known as "holy texts" simply cannot account for. Thank you to all of you for carrying this struggle with me.

[@MrEly490]

He had me at "Doesn't matter what you think, but how you think"

[@Icanplaydrums]

That was an absolutely incredible final clip. Words to live by.

[@randeroid]

A great great man, deserving of a memorial speech and much more.

[@ZoroKingofHell86]

Whether you liked Christopher Hitchens, loved him, or even hated him, as many did and still do, you surely had to always respect this man. This man makes me proud to be an Atheist and he is surely missed. I truly love Christopher Hitchens. This man was brilliant beyond belief. I salute you for this most excellent video with a bottle of Johnny Walker in one hand and a glass in the other.

[@patriciahofer8704]

I don't think that you respect someone you hate 😅

[@Michael-el8nu]

​@@patriciahofer8704if you can't fathom hating someone yet also respecting them then you've utterly failed intellectually

[@Diavolo222]

I want to thank you for making this, must've took a lot of work.Just want you to know that your work is appreciated and you did a great job and I hope these videos stay here till the year 3000+ because this is just pure gold.

[@Ogumomaru]

Dude it just fucking breaks my heart to hear his voice like that.

[@keithschwartz4729]

Yes sir. I'm Christian; yet I find it hard to believe this is NOT a man of logic. The "world" needs to respect this man for his work. Historical figure in the light of darkness. Thank you sir

[@tpstrat14]

I love this compilation of one of the greatest journalists and thinkers of all time. I especially love the clip you ended with. This is by far my favorite Hitchens moment. It is after he knows he is going to die of cancer very soon and he isn't wavering

[@CherieOliviaAnondananda]

Pretty much the only life after death: the impact we have on our fellow humans. Hard to fathom that it was over 3 years ago. You are sorely missed, sir. *giggling lightly at me speaking to the construct of him which I nurture in my mind

[@AlexGtheDon]

Cherie Olivia Anondananda LONG LIVE The Hitch Cherie!

[@thatpart]

Keep that imagery afloat. It's important stuff

[@barrytoone8283]

One of the finest humans I ever had the pleasure of hearing. RIP, Hitch.

[@--nilnil--5897]

Still remember him. Brilliant Person - Thanks for putting together this Video collection

[@ultraphobic69]

Absolutely fantastic. I have only just recently found Mr Hitchens...his words speak volumes, and truth, he holds back from no one. Religion, and the idiocy of some religious people has become a great passion of mine... searching for and finding an answer to what makes these people tick is my new quest. Along with Sam Harris, Christopher Hitchens is my new teacher. RIP

[@MaestroKong]

Nahh... His words are all egotistical whining. They are mostly lies. He held back on no one because he's a drunk donkey and clueless people wanted to drunken donkey with him. Do the drunken donkey. Do the drunken donkey. Now do the dead dead dead. Now do the dead dead dead~~~ Oh yeeaaa. See what a badass I am? Strive to be like me. Punish atheists. Shame them. Win em over. Oh yeaaa.

[@gor265]

Well put together - superb compilation from the greatest thinker of our time!

[@rice16851]

Truly one of the great minds of our time, it's a shame that we lost him so soon.

[@louzermonster7323]

The annihiliation of Dinesh D'Souza at 17:58 is something to behold

[@uwotm8842]

Lou Zermonster lol, it's so good it brings a tear to my eye.

[@Gabryal77]

Dinesh should STILL be in jail, but Trump so nothing is as it should be

[@jimmyolsen5897]

Gabryal Sansclair is a moron Trump 2020

[@boxeo911]

Great video of the great Christopher Hitchens. It's sad to see Hitchens stricken by his illness in some of these clips, but he always remained devastatingly sharp. Though I parted ways politically with Hitch over Afghanistan and Iraq, as an atheist he was clearly one of our most valuable orators, and I really miss the guy.

[@ShepardOfficial]

To any person who said something like "well that's what he gets, God punished him" If you do not understand why that statement is beyond highly ironic, and how it exactly proves his point, you're too far gone.

[@misterwizzerd]

I'm in a strange place. I get along really well with my pastor from my childhood as well as my bible college roommate from 16 years ago. I don't feel religion poisons EVERYTHING but I do feel it is a cancer to reason. I often don't like the way fellow atheists treat upstanding, thoughtful, intelligent, kind people of faith. Then I watch or read Hitchens. What a guy. Just fucking brilliant. Makes me proud to be an atheist.

[@Devdraco]

Thomas Bergere If only they'd see that!

[@Ryattt81]

We treat religion that way, not the religious individuals. You can't go by these keyboard atheists. I cringe more at atheist bigotry, than religious bigotry because I get lumped into a group with them. If you encounter atheists berating the religious, and not the religion, then turn tail and run...they are no better, and no different.

[@Devdraco]

AtheisticConclusion I judge religious people based on their actions just as I do religion for permitting them.

[@Ryattt81]

Devdraco Good for you

[@Devdraco]

You don't think people do the same?

[@arnildokola7983]

Immense Christopher Hitchens... It's all which can actually come out of my mouth after this

[@ItsMrSmurf]

It breaks my heart to see such a perfect example of wisdom, of conciense and of intellect to be met with such and end like Christopher had.

[@MaestroKong]

Not a coincidence I tell you.

[@smpalaniappan8955]

His father had ,the same cancer , his lifestyle alcohol caused it, not God or some other fantasy justify it.

[@davidcallaghan3659]

I'm a Christian and am enthralled by Hitch... Such an amazing guy RIP.

[@brandonjacobs606]

David Callaghan It's been a week. Which part of this sentence is still true?

[@davidcallaghan3659]

Brandon Jacobs The entire sentence remains true... your point is?

[@brandonjacobs606]

Joking really. I was suggesting that a week of being enthralled by Hitchens was enough "Faith-Killer" to make even Angels doubt. Here is where I'd say Hitch was the beginning of my journey to atheism but now that I reflect I think it was something much more innocuous....NonStampCollector's cartoons.

[@MaestroKong]

Have faith in God. Nothing a wild donkey says matters. Donkey don't know enough. Donkey only whines. Your connection to God is forever. Don't forget it.

[@bealtainecottage]

The mighty Christopher Hitchens...greatly missed...but wonderful these videos are on the net!

[@timmarrier]

2:21 - Cracks me up every time. What a guy, what a badass nemesis against pernicious sophistry. Rest in peace good sir knight, and thank you, amicus meus.

[@SandraLovesSun]

Awesome video. Thank you.

[@hockeyfsr3]

So glad we have hours and hours of Christopher Hitchens videos on youtube

[@1waitasec]

making extraordinary claims without extraordinary evidence requires extraordinary arrogance

[@flt528]

Making extraordinary claims Without any evidence Requires below-average IQ.

[@TraceurNath]

@david wyn-jones Extraordinarily intelligent people don't make claims without evidence because they have the good sense not to.

[@TraceurNath]

@david wyn-jones Just a simple fact. Not putting myself in that group, dear.

[@TraceurNath]

@david wyn-jones Who's one? Is it you? Why are you speaking about yourself in the third person. Don't speak in gibberish for no reason. It's a simple fact. One doesn't need to be an expert to know that to make a claim without evidence to support your position is not sensible. See the correct usage of 'one'?

[@TraceurNath]

@david wyn-jones I'm really not sure that I do

[@michaelbouchard7048]

"You surrender in your own name. Leave me out of it."

[@DrLisa7]

Christopher Hitchens had a truly brilliant, rational mind. Great selection of clips. Thanks for posting.

[@Aja-Christian]

I just found out about CH about a week ago and right now I've lost count of how many of his videos I've watched. When I found out a few days ago that he passed away less than a year ago, it makes watching the very first minute of this video very eerie, you can physically see that he was weak and ill and didn't have much time left but was still dedicated to educating people until his last breath. The very last statement of this video is very appropriate I think, thank you for posting, so much.

[@craighorton8339]

You are the GOAT.

[@mhenriquez2014]

I wish the Hitch was still part of our world and society. His rhetoric and academic originality on differing issues across the globe was a true treat to be audience to. Thank you for this video. A drink for Hitchens!

[@yakojjy]

It's kind of ironic that religious people can't get enough of Hitchens. Maybe because they are hearing the words they are too afraid to speak.

[@thewizardoftimespacestardu4650]

this was a very intelligent human speciman.

[@drunkenmaster76]

Great video - really appreciate you compiling this for us all

[@jkryanspark]

Hitchen's evisceration of Dinesh D'Souza alone is worth the price of admission.

[@edwintorres57]

I love the look the moderator gives D'souza at 17:28. It's says "Dude, you just got owned."

[@kpax45]

Why is D'Souza's blazer so big, it is a few sizes too big for him did he wear his dad's blazer

[@JimmytoBj]

TO JEDIJESSES..Thank you so much for this download you done a truly great job. The world has lost its modern Socrates. He was a fantastic inspiration to me and will be till the day i die.. Once again you done a great job. Thanks

[@Rajin90]

17:17 - 18:42 He took the verbal sledge hammer and crushed that Dinesh guy right there.

[@MaestroKong]

And did anyone get punished for their thoughts? I tell you this guy hitchens live in a drunk world where totalitarianism and mind reading really exist. My friend, that's an asshole way of talking. Do you see now? Don't let no man tell you God isn't real. This realm is a shackle. You can't see out entirely. God exists. No one can disprove that and people can tell you they have God's support.

[@DylanZapf-dm4mh]

MaestroKong You should admit to loving the shackles that restrain you indefinitely. You are the cancer of the world. You are slamming civilization into a screeching halt arrogantly taking a seat that isn’t yours at a table undeserving of your presence. The nonsensical operation of your mind in the domain of religion is pathological to all. Good day, my sworn enemy.

[@timmarrier]

awesome, awesome, awesome. You're going to throw your arms around him and say, "You too?? What luck." Just priceless, oh Hitch you will always remain to fuel those who will constantly match the ignorance with sarcasm, and piousness with ingratiating provocation. So much more fun when they can soak up the patronage!

[@januszpiechota6994]

He would treat you like air for saying Chris Read some of his works for once

[@Mr512austintexas]

Christopher Hitchens was brilliant. It is so wonderful that we have these youtube videos.

[@gurnygub]

What an incredible human being. Realism and honesty were his best attributes. What a loss to mankind.

[@MaestroKong]

Honest to what? Being an asshole that's what. The real loss could be his soul.

[@timmarrier]

"Well, I don't know if god exists, in the first place..." "*chuckle*"

[@DBDRekthor]

More like coughs on his whisky.

[@MaestroKong]

this is why drunkards shouldn't be taken seriously

[@mickbrenton]

Gotta love that classic Hitchslap!! His intellect and eloquence made him the legend that he is.

[@danielliverpool3789]

You're surely missed

[@LarsPallesen]

You almost feel sorry for some of the christians debating Hitchens in these clips. They come off as people who have never been exposed to an intelligent reply to their small-minded religious babble.

[@wouldhave4998]

The poison of religion is so deep inside the veins of humanity that fighting it takes enormous courage, perseverance and dedication. Christopher Hitchens was fighting against the odds but fighting nonetheless. If that is not good, beautiful, noble, pure and true, I don't know what is.

[@KeithProctorArtist]

Thanks Hitch , we need you back mate but i wont be saying a little prayer.

[@discover_hypnosis]

Nice little save at the end there :)

[@MaestroKong]

yea. he dead alright. if only he prayed.

[@henryphilippeaux3566]

@@MaestroKong He'd still be dead genius, he had cancer.

[@MaestroKong]

@@henryphilippeaux3566 I don't know why people are calling him a genius. He said nothing rational. Just whining and disbelief after whining and disbelief with no fact. They say the wages of sin is death. He sinned greatly deterring other people away from true faith. I think it is likely why he passed on so early.