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Happy holidays to all!
Many eulogizers have prefaced their obits with “love him or hate him…,” but that’s not quite right. You both loved and hated Christopher Hitchens, as even when he wasn’t on your side—and even when he was on your side, yet still being a smug prick about it—you had to admire his tenacity and envy his eloquence. He was the best kind of intellectual: a brave one. (Also, one with whom you’d like to have a drink or three.) And our world is now far stupider without him.
Sean O’Neal puts it nicely in The AV Club.
In the end and at the end, Hitchens made me feel braver about most things, and especially non-existence, than any sermon ever could.
That is all.
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i couldn’t NOT reblog this.
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Marc Johns: What birds do when we aren’t looking.
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HAHAHAHAHA
ahahaha.
also, i don’t know if it’s some sort of purposeful misspelling for “contemptorary” or if they meant it to be “contemporary”.
i hope it’s not a misspelling, because it kind of works in this situation.
if it is a misspelling.. well one would think that posting a paper with under 20 words, you’d maybe fucking make sure to spell them all correctly.
Soup won’t save the world either, so…
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