I can't disagree with you on that point. Very valid. There were times Hitch was wrong as well. Two examples: (1) his belief that Reagan stole the 1980 election with the October Surprise with Bill Casey and others meeting with the Iranians and intermediaries-I think that has been debunked; and (2) Saddam had weapons of mass destruction. He simply wouldn't give up the ghost on those two points.You’re going after my erogenous zones with Douglas Murray. Love watching him school foolish people.
He’s an excellent rhetorician, however I believe he frequently argues in bad faith and is pursuing “the win” more than truth most of the time.
You can't be right all the time--and sometimes both Hitch and Murray were and/are prisoners of their own opinions and did not heed the advise they gave out. Nevertheless, if the 3 of us went out to dinner in 2009 when Hitch was still around, they would likely introduce me as their special needs cousin......