tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-14357288.post6515792408090996196..comments2012-01-22T15:46:32.046ZComments on <center>The Dark Storm...</center>: Greatness Passes, But Its Impact Remains: A Farewe...Kade (Storm)http://www.blogger.com/profile/09035541965783155710noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-14357288.post-83232720505346429852012-01-22T15:46:32.046Z2012-01-22T15:46:32.046ZHitchens is indeed a very antagonistic character, ...Hitchens is indeed a very antagonistic character, and he's also shown himself to be a political opportunist. Nevertheless, I think these were very much intentional qualities that he kept at the forefront of his persona. I doubt I would've ever managed to sink my own teeth into his particular brand of antitheism, had it not been for that trait. Why? Because I'm not that different Kade (Storm)http://www.blogger.com/profile/09035541965783155710noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-14357288.post-18521705869617963432012-01-21T22:38:17.697Z2012-01-21T22:38:17.697ZHitchens was very antagonistic. However I believe ...Hitchens was very antagonistic. However I believe his confrontational style overshadowed some very legit points and arguments he brought to teh table.<br /><br />Something like Alex Jones. A guy with logical questions and concern and opinions but is often overshadowed by his antics that cause people in his field to write him off as Tsoukalosian.Callysto Calaverasnoreply@blogger.com