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  • 26-03-2008 10:09pm
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    son.of.jimi
    Registered Users Posts: 351 ✭✭


    Now i'm really trying to find the basic logic in how you can do this to kids....

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUeoem1gR3s

    I mean come on, it's not science it's art? Honestly the scary thing is these kids are the future and even when the facts are put out in front of them they're still gonna ignore them.... I mean i'd love to be the criminal who has one of these kids as they're judge in the future....

    Anyone else want to smack that bald shiny head of his?


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    Dades
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    son.of.jimi wrote: »
    Anyone else want to smack that bald shiny head of his?
    Yep.


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    Disgusting mind rape, needless to say. That's textbook brainwashing - "Say after me. Again. Again. Good."

    But yeah, I'm sure 50% of those kids are smelling BS from the bald guy's speeches.


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    5uspect
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    Which one is J C and which is Wolfsbane?


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    eoin5
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    "You need to think like Creationists."

    Explanation as to why = nop


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    5uspect
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    Reminds me of this episode of Moral Orel:
    http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3116519970829468189


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    5uspect wrote: »
    Reminds me of this episode of Moral Orel:
    http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-3116519970829468189

    Haha brilliant!


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    adamd164
    Closed Accounts Posts: 247 ✭✭adamd164


    K, I'm sorry I watched that now, it's pissed me right off.


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    Sir Digby Chicken Caesar
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 23,556 ✭✭✭✭Sir Digby Chicken Caesar


    well, now you know how they feel when they visit a natural history museum.


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    Hivemind187
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    ... why in the hell are the museum allowing this procession of dribbling idiots and tubby maniacs to run tours?

    How do you know?" - I wonder if the creep has ever considered turning that attitude inward and examining his own babbling bug-eyed philosophy.


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    Overheal
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    I'd love to shove an Apple of Knowledge down their throats.


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    Zillah
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    "...I've come here for good science..."

    Why do you turn this into a museum of lies?!


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    Zillah
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    Ahaha: "Ok....there are several problems for the Creationist...uhm...there's no doubt about that..."


    Also, those two little jerk offs at 6:58 make me want to ram a spike into their stupid little heads.


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    nesf
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    Yeah, my tolerance for religion just doesn't extend to people like these. Wilfully denying empirical evidence just isn't kosher. :p


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    JimiTime
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    It seems to me there is a great fear among them, that the science will take their children away or something. While I believe in Creation, I am certainly not a creationist. This video is very, very sad, actually a bit distubing!:(


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    nesf
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    JimiTime wrote: »
    While I believe in Creation, I am certainly not a creationist.

    That's the thing isn't it, these people are essentially a small whackjob subset of people who believe in Creation.


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    Zillah
    Registered Users Posts: 17,371 ✭✭✭✭Zillah


    JimiTime wrote: »
    While I believe in Creation, I am certainly not a creationist.

    Ya wha?


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    death1234567
    Registered Users Posts: 3,333 ✭✭✭death1234567


    It would be funny how stupid those people are if it wasn't real. Stuff like that 'tour' should be illegal.

    For every intelligent person taking mankind forward by inventing/investigating things scientifically there are 9 idiots trying to hold us back.


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    Dades
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    death1234567 wrote: »
    For every intelligent person taking mankind forward by inventing/investigating things scientifically there are 9 idiots trying to hold us back.
    In reality there were only two idiots in that video, and a group of impressionable children unlucky enough to have been born to other idiots.


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    nesf
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    death1234567 wrote: »
    Stuff like that 'tour' should be illegal.

    Seriously, no.


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    adamd164
    Closed Accounts Posts: 247 ✭✭adamd164


    If it was being done to children of unwilling parents, it would certainly want to be illegal. Here, it clearly is not. Parents are going to teach their children what they wish.

    I don't like the fact, and I pity the children, but I can only put a stop to it when it's being done to my own. Then it becomes a war.


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    BrianCalgary
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    What a disturbing thread. All of you who disagree with the tour guides want to shut them up,

    Overheal: I'd love to shove an Apple of Knowledge down their throats.

    hivemind: ... why in the hell are the museum allowing this procession of dribbling idiots and tubby maniacs to run tours?

    son of jimmy: Anyone else want to smack that bald shiny head of his?

    And you have the gall to call Christians intolerant and hypocrites?


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    BrianCalgary wrote: »
    What a disturbing thread. All of you who disagree with the tour guides want to shut them up,

    Overheal: I'd love to shove an Apple of Knowledge down their throats.

    hivemind: ... why in the hell are the museum allowing this procession of dribbling idiots and tubby maniacs to run tours?

    son of jimmy: Anyone else want to smack that bald shiny head of his?

    And you have the gall to call Christians intolerant and hypocrites?

    But wouldn't you react with anger if the video showed them teaching the kids the $cientology story (Xenu etc)? And if they were getting the kids to repeat over and over, 'Xenu is our overlord and master', before they were old enough to see it was nonsense?


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    nesf
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    BrianCalgary wrote: »
    What a disturbing thread. All of you who disagree with the tour guides want to shut them up

    No we don't, some of us just think they are wackos and are talking crazy stuff but that they have every right to teach their kids what they want. They just don't get to call it a science and have it taught in schools in general. I think this is a perfectly acceptable compromise between the intelligent design/evolution in schools debate. I might think that they are talking complete crap but I don't I've a right to tell them not to do it since it's not like they're raising their kids to think that it's ok to break the law or similar.

    I can't remember who said it but the quote "Sir, I disagree completely with you but I'll die to protect your right to say it" (I'm messing up the words but the general message is there). I could google for the proper quote and author but I'm feeling lazy.


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    robindch
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    BrianCalgary wrote: »
    What a disturbing thread. All of you who disagree with the tour guides want to shut them up,
    Not quite "all". Like nesf, I certainly don't want to shut these guides up, and I'm not at all sure that the state should try to either.

    In all fairness, it's really up to the parents to ensure that they're educated properly, so it's really up to them either to shut these people up or remove them from positions where they can abuse the trust of children and parents alike. If parents abandon their responsibility and teach kids prehistoric mythical trash as truth, or people like that overweight buffoon do it for them, then sooner or later, it will come around to bite both the children and parents, by creating the kind of stone-age society they seek, with a concomitant stone-age outlook.

    There are enough countries out there with teachers and educational systems that respect education, children and the real world who deserve the kind of knowledge-based economic success that these people have no interest in sustaining.


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    Zombrex
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    BrianCalgary wrote: »
    What a disturbing thread. All of you who disagree with the tour guides want to shut them up

    No, apparently 3 of those who disagree with the tour guides want to shut them up, and I doubt they were that serious about "slapping their bald shiny heads"

    But I will remind myself of your comments the next time someone says something silly like "All Christians are Creationist idiots who believe the Earth is only 6,000 years old" and the Christian forum goes nuts. :pac:


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    the GALL
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    all hail the chief:D


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    Nerin
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    JimiTime wrote: »
    It seems to me there is a great fear among them, that the science will take their children away or something. While I believe in Creation, I am certainly not a creationist. This video is very, very sad, actually a bit distubing!:(
    Zillah wrote: »
    Ya wha?
    correct me if im wrong jimitime, but i think what he means zillah is he believes a deity created the world,but not in a "magic fairy dust" way, as in the world was created and stuff evolved, but that was the plan. or something. ive explained it before on the christianity forum but didnt really get anywhere
    nesf wrote: »
    I can't remember who said it but the quote "Sir, I disagree completely with you but I'll die to protect your right to say it" (I'm messing up the words but the general message is there). I could google for the proper quote and author but I'm feeling lazy.
    voltaire, and it was i detest what you write, but would give my life for you to continue to write.


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    Citizen_Erased
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    Isn't this guy wrong from the start by thinking Jesus was their "creator and designer" ... I don't remember much from religion class but I coulda sworn that was actually god ...


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    Nerin
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    Citizen_Erased wrote: »
    Isn't this guy wrong from the start by thinking Jesus was their "creator and designer" ... I don't remember much from religion class but I coulda sworn that was actually god ...
    some can decide whether jesus was god when creating the world or whether god created the persona of jesus after.
    meh


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    nesf
    Registered Users Posts: 27,645 ✭✭✭✭nesf


    nerin wrote: »
    voltaire, and it was i detest what you write, but would give my life for you to continue to write.

    Thank you.


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