for god's sake. No, really.

[flaviomatani]

Right. I bet you hadn’t thought of this use for peanut butter (no, not that :

Watch on YouTube

Such breathtaking ignorance and conceit has to be admired, I suppose...
(and people like these may have a degree of power and influence in the most powerful country in the world..)

borrowed from kingtiger

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[jupiter909.livejournal.com]

I'm sure if I should laugh or cry.

[flavius-m.livejournal.com]

Indeed.

[untermensch.livejournal.com]

Those arguments would take me substantially longer than the video's runtime to debunk, largely because they're based on reams of flawed assumptions, and statements with zero evidence to back them up. Sure, if you could take the words at face value, the logic might mean something, but they're disguising some pretty complicated errors of fact and understanding.

That's why I fucking hate dealing with people like that. You have to spend so long breaking them down before you can start rebuilding.

[flavius-m.livejournal.com]

There is no way of debunking those arguments really, as they are not based in reason. Logic, reason, the current state of science, the fossil record won't suffice one bit. They can make a slick presentation of such juvenile arguments and... unfortunately, it probably works. Aah, so that's what evolutionists think? They're a crazy bunch, aren't they...

[untermensch.livejournal.com]

All the parts of their arguments that they purport to be science -- those are the easiest to debunk, because they are asking for scientific reasoning and processes to be applied. That's the part that actually gets me riled: charlatans purporting to be carrying out or explaining science.

The rest is a bunch of crap that anybody in their right mind would reject.

peanut butter

[sheridanwilde.livejournal.com]

Hadn't that jar already been opened? It looked like the foil was loose to me - does that mean that they checked it didn't have new life in it already?

Re: peanut butter

[flavius-m.livejournal.com]

If they'd left it open a couple of days they would have found life in it, for sure....:P

BEHOLD! THE ATHEIST NIGHTMARE!

[chelseachainsaw.livejournal.com]

bwahahahhaa

Re: BEHOLD! THE ATHEIST NIGHTMARE!

[ellebabe.livejournal.com]

BAHhahahahahahaha.

He really likes bananas, hey?

I quite fancy a peanut butter & banana sandwich now.

Re: BEHOLD! THE ATHEIST NIGHTMARE!

[flavius-m.livejournal.com]

Oookay, I've seen the herror of my ways now... :D

Re: BEHOLD! THE ATHEIST NIGHTMARE!

[jupiter909.livejournal.com]

Make it a toasted Peanut butter & Banana for me.

Re: BEHOLD! THE ATHEIST NIGHTMARE!

[flavius-m.livejournal.com]

You evolutionists are all the same. Pervert:P

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[jupiter909.livejournal.com]

Need put my daily contribution to using fossil fuels by toasting things. ;)

Re: BEHOLD! THE ATHEIST NIGHTMARE!

[jupiter909.livejournal.com]

OMG. An advert link in my Gmail when your mail came in linked to this crap:
http://celestialmechanic.com/ifyoucanreadthis.htm

Bwhahahahahah

[cracksmacker.livejournal.com]

I think that saying these people more or less control the US is like saying that the UK is more or less controlled by the BNP. These people are considered loonies by most Americans.

[flavius-m.livejournal.com]

Point taken and you are right. But it would seem to be the case that those pressure groups have far more say and influence there than here. It is not a fair comparison but to carry on with the analogy, it would be inconceivable to have somebody from the BNP or with sympathies for those policies running for office here. It certainly would not be inconceivable to have a creationist running for office in the USA. We may even have one at the moment.