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[[File:Larry Flynt Wheelchair.jpg|thumbnail|200px|right|The [[pornography|pornographer]] Larry Flynt (November 1, 1942 – February 10, 2021) is an atheist (see also: [[Celebrity atheists]]).<ref>Flynt writes, "I have left my religious conversion behind and settled into a comfortable state of atheism": see the epilogue of Flynt and Ross</ref><ref>"I am not saying he don't believe in God. I am just saying I don't believe in God. That puts me at odds with him." ''[https://www.cnn.com/SHOWBIZ/9701/11/falwell.v.flynt/lkl.00.html Larry King Live]'', January 10, 1996</ref> See: [[Atheism and hedonism]]  ]]
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[[File:Larry Flynt Wheelchair.jpg|thumbnail|200px|right|The [[pornography|pornographer]] Larry Flynt is an atheist (see also: [[Celebrity atheists]]).<ref>Flynt writes, "I have left my religious conversion behind and settled into a comfortable state of atheism": see the epilogue of Flynt and Ross</ref><ref>"I am not saying he don't believe in God. I am just saying I don't believe in God. That puts me at odds with him." ''[https://www.cnn.com/SHOWBIZ/9701/11/falwell.v.flynt/lkl.00.html Larry King Live]'', January 10, 1996</ref> See: [[Atheism and hedonism]]  ]]
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'''Larry Flynt''' is the founder of the immoral and pornographic magazine ''Hustler''. Flynt is an [[atheism|atheist]]<ref>Flynt writes, "I have left my religious conversion behind and settled into a comfortable state of atheism": see the epilogue of Flynt and Ross</ref><ref>"I am not saying he don't believe in God. I am just saying I don't believe in God. That puts me at odds with him." ''[https://www.cnn.com/SHOWBIZ/9701/11/falwell.v.flynt/lkl.00.html Larry King Live]'', January 10, 1996</ref> and far-leftist. See also: [[Atheism and pornography]]  
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'''Larry Flynt''' (November 1, 1942 – February 10, 2021) is the founder of the immoral and pornographic magazine ''Hustler''. Flynt is an [[atheism|atheist]]<ref>Flynt writes, "I have left my religious conversion behind and settled into a comfortable state of atheism": see the epilogue of Flynt and Ross</ref><ref>"I am not saying he don't believe in God. I am just saying I don't believe in God. That puts me at odds with him." ''[https://www.cnn.com/SHOWBIZ/9701/11/falwell.v.flynt/lkl.00.html Larry King Live]'', January 10, 1996</ref> and far-leftist. See also: [[Atheism and pornography]]  
    
In 1998, Larry Flynt took out an ad in the ''[[Washington Post]]'' offering a $1 million reward for scandalous stories that could be used to smear Clinton critics as the impeachment of President [[Bill Clinton]] was looming.<ref>Robert J. Caldwell, "Scorched Earth; Clinton's allies trigger the `Doomsday Machine' against his enemies The San Diego Union-Tribune, G-4 (Jan. 17, 1999)</ref> [[Bill Clinton]] later thanked Flynt for saving his presidency.<ref>[https://observer.com/2000/08/its-poker-night-with-larry-flynt-porn-king-discourses-on-sex-gore/ It’s Poker Night With Larry Flynt! Porn King Discourses on Sex, Gore], By Andrew Goldman, ''New York Observer'',  08/28/00</ref>
 
In 1998, Larry Flynt took out an ad in the ''[[Washington Post]]'' offering a $1 million reward for scandalous stories that could be used to smear Clinton critics as the impeachment of President [[Bill Clinton]] was looming.<ref>Robert J. Caldwell, "Scorched Earth; Clinton's allies trigger the `Doomsday Machine' against his enemies The San Diego Union-Tribune, G-4 (Jan. 17, 1999)</ref> [[Bill Clinton]] later thanked Flynt for saving his presidency.<ref>[https://observer.com/2000/08/its-poker-night-with-larry-flynt-porn-king-discourses-on-sex-gore/ It’s Poker Night With Larry Flynt! Porn King Discourses on Sex, Gore], By Andrew Goldman, ''New York Observer'',  08/28/00</ref>
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