Hey R, the clip is from this program Fry put on in November. The poem is in a couple of his collected poetry books.

I saw him give a public interview last night. Bloody great guy.
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Please tell me where this is from. Please.

Was that a Jesus cross on the mirror? How Christian of them.

"Worst call of the season."

Truly.

"... except the greenscreen."

Pale Blue Pixel
The Selfish Jeans
The Moral Seascape

Bride's Bed Revisited
Peace and War
Blades of Grass

Of Lice and Men
The Noise and the Fury
The Lion, the Witch and the Closet

The Satanic Limericks
The King of the Rings
Be Quiet on the Western Front

Hitchslapped!
>> ^aurens:

Well, you linked to an article from 2007, so it would be more accurate to say "Neo-Nazis helped bankroll Ron Paul's last campaign."
In any event, I remember when this came up. Certain people were insisting that Ron Paul return the campaign contributions, which he refused to do (as far as I can remember). I thought his rationale was remarkably astute: If racist, bigoted people want to undermine their own efforts by giving money to a campaign based on liberty, mistakenly thinking that they'll be influencing the message of the campaign, then let them do so. In the end, we'll end up with (1) more liberty and (2) less money in the hands of the bigots.
More generally, though, this issue reminds me of a certain argument flung by religious folk, namely the condemnation of atheism based on the fact that "atheists" like Hitler, Stalin, Mao, and Pol Pot (forget the fact that Hitler wasn't an atheist) perpetrated some of the last century's worst atrocities. (Richard Dawkins, in an interview with Bill O'Reilly, illustrated the fallacy quite simply: "Stalin did not do bad things because he was an atheist. I mean Hitler and Stalin both had mustaches, but we don't say it was their mustaches that made them evil.")
The generalized point is that the value of an idea is not determined by the value of the person advocating for that idea. A fool may very well endorse an intelligent belief; it doesn't make the belief any less intelligent.>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:
Nazis are literally bankrolling Ron Paul's campaign: http://digitaljournal.com/article/246244