Sixteen years old, and full of ideas. I'm not a neocon, and my area of expertise is not foreign affairs, but I think I can fill in the gaps a little bit, with what little bit of libertarian-freeist thinking that I can muster.
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my own blog, and a place contributing to the blog
Heartless and Brainless.
Not to mention my contributions to this fine site. Wish me luck in the next few years, will you?
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Alterman just doesn’t have the temperament or the style to go up against Hitchens.
But I also wouldn’t put Hitch on the right end of the spectrum.
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Well, he’s Right-ish at the least.
And you’re right, it takes a special kind of person to be able to debate Hitchens.
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Hitchens is hawkish, but not right-ish. He’s basically a pro-war socialist, a neo-con leftist hawk…
Perhaps you’re right. I suppose Hitchens is, in a way, in a category of his own.
But he has been distancing himself from the Left as of late. Perhaps he is much like the signatories of the Euston Manifesto, in that respect. A classical Liberal, in other words, and in that case, well, he’s still a lot more fun.
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