Andrew Sullivan at his most vacuous

Chris Matthews gathered a small flock of believers to talk about whether Hell exists or not. Unfortunately, he couldn't be bothered to find someone who wasn't delusional to sit on his panel, so we've just got a gassy series of empty statements like rarefied flatulence that say nothing at all except that they're pretty darned sure they're all experts on the afterlife. Couldn't they have invited even on atheist so that I'd be unable to dismiss the whole pointless exercise as the wanking of idiots?

If you can't bear the thought of listening to this nonsense, Amanda Marcotte has done a fine job of extracting the subtext.

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He's the Man Who Sees Dead People, which I guess means he wasn't able to see the live people who thought staying at home and washing the dishes would be more entertaining than watching a 'psychic' wank on stage.
The first person to be banned from commenting on this blog is Thought Provoker, aka Quantum Quack, for his trolling (that is, "making comments intended only to disrupt a thread and incite flames and confusion") and insipidity. 
I just love those articles that turn up every once in a while that make fun of the typos and factual errors students make on their exams and term papers. I know it's cruel but I can't help myself.