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slight typo in the title there bro. Et not Est :

I had a great English teacher who taught these poems excellently. I always found "Disabled" especially haunting and sad.

Thanks for the typo check! I am a sis not a bro by the way ; What I find the saddest thing is Wilfred Owen's demise, what horrible timing! Although it seemed he didn't really want to live through the guilt anyway, but so sad this life of war and killing was thrust upon him as so many others. Makes me sick!

np sis

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slight typo in the title there bro. Et not Est :

I had a great English teacher who taught these poems excellently. I always found "Disabled" especially haunting and sad.

Thanks for the typo check! I am a sis not a bro by the way What I find the saddest thing is Wilfred Owen's demise, what horrible timing! Although it seemed he didn't really want to live through the guilt anyway, but so sad this life of war and killing was thrust upon him as so many others. Makes me sick!

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Thanks darlin!

You have been awarded 1 Power Point for fixing the embed code for Dead Pool video Stephen Fry and Christopher Hitchens discuss Blasphemy. Thank you for helping maintain VideoSift's reliability.

Hee hee hee.........This reminds me of Christopher Hitchens' view on the subject....."A few hundred virgins = a few hundred mothers in law"

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Christopher Hitchens doing what he did best; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UIviufQ4APo and http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrFgX83OsEY&feature=related Keep religion out of politics and schools. And the brainwashing of kids into these cults should be a crime. If we do not free ourselves of this mythical nonsense, it will drag us ALL back to the dark ages, when religion controlled EVERY facet of life.

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You don't need "faith" or "proof" to not believe in something that doesn't exist. I don't believe in fairies either (I can't speak for you). I don't need "proof" that they don't exist it's the other way around and it isn't "faith" for me (or anyone) to think that way.

I bet there are hundreds of other "gods" that you don't believe in and yet what "proof" did you require to not believe in their existence?>> ^lantern53:

He can't prove that God doesn't exist any more than anyone else can prove that God does exist, yet he clings to that notion with a stronger faith than many Christians have.

>> ^A10anis:

"Religion poisons everything." - Christopher Hitchens.

The same exact quote popped into my head when I watched this.

"Religion poisons everything." - Christopher Hitchens.

Christopher Hitchens, still working his magic even though he's gone. Free thought, logic, independence, common sense, intellect, education, and freedom from the theocratic imposition of ALL faiths. Keep it going people, he would be proud of you.

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.