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No less ridiculous than "Anti-Fa." They are suppose to be "anti-fascist" yet dress all the same like fascists and use fascist tactics to suppress and silence their opponents. Their flag has two-thirds the color scheme of a Nazi flag etc etc. I was confused at first by their name choice, but then again I thought maybe it's some kind of deep level of sophisticated irony.

I remember this interview with an muslim, perhaps an imam (I guess they granted him interveiw to get his pov of the West). This goes back a few years, so I don't remember his name. He talked about all the evils of the West which he blamed both atheist and Christianity. He said that Christianity failed to stop crime, and failed bring peace in the West. The only way the West will have peace is to embrace islam. Then went into detail how this was to be achieved, and it's done through "fear." With Sharia Law the punishments are so severe that it makes people afraid to commit a crime. Islamophobia literally means "the fear of islam," however "fear" is used in islam as a means to control people, as the imam explained through the harsh punishments under Sharia Law.

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antifa are just as ridiculously hilarious as the people they're fighting

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Goofle

Antifa are usually fighting people who want smaller government and fewer restrictions on their rights. Doesn't sound particularly fascist to me.

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"Smaller government and fewer restrictions on their rights" can easily be achieved through fascism my friend, much like any other political philosophy of a group.

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Akai

Disagreeing with him doesn't mean he was a moron, he was in fact the complete opposite.

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Frownland

Why don't you ask him why he thinks that instead of just assuming that he doesn't like him because of disagreement?

Hitchens was intelligent in some ways but more often than not, he seemed more interested in ****-talking than in making solid points. I do the same damn thing if we're being honest.

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Akai

Because he called him a moron therefore most likely thinks hes a moron and as a result doesn't like him...

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