Tuesday, January 27, 2015

For Holocaust Remembrance Day: Pat Condell

Pat Condell is a confrontational youtube atheist. His Holocaust Remembrance Day video, below, is confrontational and unforgiving. I don't endorse everything he says or his style, but I think he is demanding that Western Civilization confront a real issue that we are otherwise sidestepping. 


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  1. I have listened to the video clip.

    I find it ironic that this atheist complains about there being "no morality any more", when it comes to standing up against Islamic anti-Semitism, when it is the atheists (and also many influential Jews) that had played a major role in making moral relativism the norm in western thinking in the last few decades.

    I tend to be sympathetic towards Israel and the right of the Jewish people to have their own homeland. However, as long as Jews continue to attack Poland, I will stay out of conflicts between Muslims and Jews, and I urge Poles to do the same.

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