Intermission: Richard Dawkins Reads His Hate Mail

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Patrick James
Writer / Former GOOD Managing Editor

November 18, 2010 • 4:30 am PST
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Richard Dawkins reads his hate mail from an armchair beside the fireplace. It is NSFW on account of the hate-mailers' terrible profanity and worse grammar.

Via Cynical-C

Posted in: GOOD Blog,; Culture,

Tags: culture,; religion,; creativity,; video,; atheism,; intermission,; richard dawkins,; hate mail

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