“Hitchens went on to state such comments as “we have been rid of an extremely dangerous demagogue who lived by hatred of others and prejudice”, “that it’s a pity there isn’t a hell for him to go...”

Hitchens went on to state such comments as “we have been rid of an extremely dangerous demagogue who lived by hatred of others and prejudice”, “that it’s a pity there isn’t a hell for him to go to”, “the evil he did will live after him”, and “and I think his death is a deliverance”. Hannity said that such comments were “crude”, “thoughtless”, “mean”, and “hateful.

Taken from Conservapedia - here you can see Sean Hanity’s brilliant intellectual argument against Christopher Hitchens’ comments on the death of Jerry Falwell.

The Hitch may have been many things, but he was never crude (always eloquent), never thoughtless (always thinking, always opinionated), never mean (except when provoked) and only hateful with a cause.

R.I.P. Christopher