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  • why why does this go on..fox news needs taking down

  • Criminal views?  No bias here.

  • Venomfangx got fucked by mummy and daddy? That's harsh...

  • what are the strongest pieces of evidence for evolution???

  • @mariyababu If you type either of these two YouTube users into your search bar, you'll see plenty of factual info about evolution evidence:

    cdk007

    DonExodus

  • @mariyababu Genetics, definitely. Darwin didn't even know how traits were inherited, so when genetics was founded, that could've easily falsified evolution. It didn't; everything we know was either predicted by or 100% compatible with evolution. Probably the best successful application was the merging of chromosomes between humans and their ape ancestors; google something like "chromosome 2 merging," or look at the Wikipedia article on chromosome 2 for details.

  • @mariyababu

    Probably human chromosome number 2. Look up "Kenneth Miller human evolution".

  • He's an idiot and reminds me of a slick willie. You know the kind that trys to sell you a $500 car for $5000. That smile is so fake reminds me of a serial rapist. Somebody start a fund and let's send him back to school. Like a real college this time. Didn't he go to school with Kent Hovind?

  • The Discovery Fox News Institute.It's a match made in thier imaginary Heaven,Man I swear both there enities are completely delusional and Insane,They may be functionally Insane but they are 100% Insane.

  • The Fox News anchor was clearly helping him along and feeding him arguments to help his creationist agenda. Embarrassing.

  • All the commenters here are wonderfully covering all the bases.

    The reason *I* cannot watch this video is that I am absolutely nauseated by CL's permanent smile that I want to burn off his face with a blowtorch. It's just one more piece of evidence that these fanatics are trained ENTIRELY to think and care ONLY about appearance and not substance (of their arguments), to the point that they actually believe a continuous non-stop smile attracts more undecided viewer to their side.

  • Casey Luskin also discriminates against new scientific approaches, after I sent him a 46 page scientific abstract, in which I claim it to be a mathematical proof for intelligent design?

    Dear Mr. Ruiz Garcia,

    Greetings and thanks for your e-mail. I reviewed your material and determined that it is outside the scope of what we do at Discovery Institute. Thanks and all the best.

    Sincerely, Casey Luskin

    So what should be considered to be inside the scope of what they do at Discovery Institute????

  • The problem with this video is that it legitimatizes Casey Luskin. We should just all ignore him.

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  • Can you be sued for hypocrisy? 

  • @TCupUK no but you can be beaten with a club....

    just sayin...

  • @tuseroni Lol, that is true and the world may well be a better place if this was the of rule of law. But as it goes, doing anything of this nature will likely end in a lawsuit. Freedom of speech means you have to hear things you may not want to.

  • "they present the tree of life as if its an adulterated fact". gee you mean the way god was presented to me when i was a kid and still is to millions of children every day?

  • The force of stupid is strong with Luskey. I see insanity in his, well, insane grinning :)

  • @tnafguy And yet all you do is bash this person and don't actually use any logic or reasoning to disprove what he is saying in the video.. way to fail lol

  • 169 people are retarded.

  • No weaknesses regarding the Holocaust or gravity are taught in school because no such weaknesses exist. Photographs, video and written accounts prove the Holocaust, a simply raising and dropping a pencil proves gravity.

    The same can't be said for Darwinian evolution, which, as those of us who follow the scientific literature know, is a total train wreck. Darwinists realize this, which is why they're attempting to ban critical thinking (read: scientific thought) from the classroom.

    Disgusting.

  • @ReturnOfTheJam

    Photographs, video and written accounts would seem to me to be evidence for the holocaust whilst the falling pencil is evidence for gravity. Similarly, the preponderance of evidence points towards evolution; there is genetic evidence, fossil evidence and reproducible examples of microevolution occurring in laboratories. Alternatives to evolution aren't taught in schools because there isn't enough reliable evidence to support them.

  • @ReturnOfTheJam Also, there really isn't any such thing as a Darwinist; science holds no authorities and every point made must be backed up by reason and evidence. Darwinism isn't a religious doctrine, it simply refers to the hypothesis of evolution by natural selection.

  • @ReturnOfTheJam True, we have learned a lot about the mechanisms of evolution in the last 150 years and some of Darwin's ideas were inaccurate, but they were pretty good for the time. No true scientist would deny that these advances be taught in schools, why would they?

  • ...that the tree of life was being, and I quote "annihilated". ROFL!! Dude I try that shit all the time in school. Trust me, even my second rate biology professors fail me when I use a one word quote. What the article probably said was "the tree of life has virtually "annihilated" creationist arguments with boundless evidence for evolution via natural selection".

  • @tnafguy LMAO!! You must be trolling!

  • The intermedium and the ulnare?

    Dud he mean the humerus and the ulna? I'd wonder if he was confused with the femur, but I can't really see where he'd get 'intermedium'.

    Just his entire... 'paper'... just... I don't even...

    F-- !

  • THIS SHIT NEEDS TO STOP!THESE ARE THE SAME ASSHOLES THAT ARE IN MOST PUBLIC OFFICE!!

  • Luskin may have accomplished the impossible by proving that someone actually is stupider than Steve Doocy. They both miss the main problem. Mathematicians make up imaginary numbers all the time, but the nattering nabobs of naturalism won't let designians do the same with causation even once! Bunch of B-big Brained B-bullies . . .

  • Someone should send these religitards a copy of "The Greatest Show on Earth" by Dawkins, they may learn something, or laugh and deny cause they think stupidity is so smart

  • Casey Luskin is a fucktard.

  • :applause!:

    I especially liked your ending. :) Jon Stewart would be proud. <3

  • My Gaydar's off the chart and Casey Luskin is certainly a homosexual, which by the way is fine, if he weren't a member of an organization that openly preaches hate against his own closeted self. Another homosexual hiding behind religious faith. Sorry Luskin, your claims to be a christian aren't enough to distract us folks with super tuned gaydar.

  • Last week, That supposed reporter on fox news, a major network had this to say about filing peoples DNA for the government and other authorities...."besides when they go to swab your cheek you could just put someone elses DNA in there and pass.......GENIUS I tell ya!!!!

  • Is Fox News run by creationists?

  • @HeatherSpoonheim well its run by morons that make things up and continually deny reality to suit their own purpose. So in short, yes

  • I agree.  The old saying attributed to Haeckel of, "Ontogeny Recapitulates Phylogeny" was disproved a long time ago. It is still useful though as a teaching tool because: one - it sounds pretty cool and kids like it; and two, it is basically correct with some additional explanation.

    What does this say about the University of California - San Diego? How did someone like this acquire a BS and MS in Earth Sciences from that school? Plus a Law Degree?

  • @tbdonnelly67 A law degree may prove nothing more than the student's ability to stay awake and regurgitate facts on cue. I've sat in a courtroom and watched lawyers at work who were so stupid they probably had to have help tying their shoes. Having a law degree doesn't mean you're smart.

  • @Largo64 That may be so, depending on the law school, I guess. All of them have to pass the bar exam, though! Every lawyer I know is a pretty smart person. My niece is one of the smartest people I know.

    I personally have a BS and MS in Biology from a state university - and I worked my ass off for them! I have a colleague whose degree is from UCSD. So where did this guy come from.....?

  • @tbdonnelly67 Luskin may, indeed, be smart, but he's also dishonest. Either he has concentrated so much on the law that he is fairly ignorant about biology, or he does understand biology, but wishes to discredit it no matter what it takes. It is not uncommon for true believers to disregard evidence in favor of doctrines for which there is no evidence.

  • GC-content with cytosine deamination and gentetic isochores, the thermodynamic barrier; Fox's scheme. Greater still the non probable sequential order within the DNA/RNA, these are incalculable. Even though evo's are clambering to claim that these highly improbable events are beneficial and would advance evolution the variables alone prohibit its validity....oh, yes, sprinkle time on it and it will work, that great lifesaver for evolutionism....time, time fixes everything.

  • I hate Luskin. He is such a slimy little shit. I think that I hate him more than Ray Comfort and Kirk Cameron.

  • "He doesn't understand the arguments in the first place." Absolutely correct. This is why they bring up so many red herrings, off the wall comparisons, phony issues and absurd non sequiturs. I've always wondered if people like this really believe their own absurd opinions.

  • I love it when evolutionists can't handle the fact that they have zero proof for their theory....and saying it is like gravity, not true...gravity is observable, testable and demonstrable; evolutionism meets none of these parameters. Therefore it does not even qualify as a theory just a hypothesis and a falsifiable one at that...

  • @apathy7170- I see you are still trolling-for-Jebus... and still a completely, purposefully, ignorant fool.

  • @besidemymind

    First, I do not troll, I watch videos that may interest me, read the comments and sometimes respond, which, by the way is what you did...which shows that you lack self awareness, or a sense irony. 2) I don't know what a "Jebus" is? whatever non-sensical slang you are using. 3) You appear to be the troll by following me around and reading my posts...you should find something more, to use your word, "purposefully" to do with your time and diminished intelligence.

  • @apathy7170 - Awww... stupid, stupid child.

    No, I'm not following you. How in the fuck can I follow you? I saw your comment and username and remembered you were a completely retarded troll whom I'd owned in an arguement before.

    The difference between you beinga troll and me not being a troll is that I don't go commenting on theist and Christian videos like you do to atheistic videos. You are a troll.

    You know who Jebus is. You're just playing ignorant... like when denying evolution.

    Goodbye.

  • @besidemymind

    First of all...you have never "owned me" as I keep records of decent discussions and have not spoken with you before...so you are delusional. I comment on any videos and comments that I find interesting or of merit. And no I do not know what you mean by "Jebus" i would not have said that I did not know if I knew. Also, evolutionism is a sad and dying religion...1 day you will discover that, & to study all sides of an argument is not a troll it is scholarly, u wouldn't know that.

  • @besidemymind

    Also from reading your current comments...it doesn't appear that you would have the intellectual capacity to "own" anyone...no matter how hard you tried...you might tell yourself you can so that you can sleep at night...but since ignorance is bliss..it suits you well...obviously.

  • @apathy7170- I said, "Goodbye." That means I am finished talking to you.

    I'll no waste my time with a psudo-intellectual, Especially one who lies and whom I've already "killed" in an argument.

  • @besidemymind

    Again, we have never spoken before...and never debated, it is you who lies. You act like you are some prepubescent adolescent...are you even out of middle school? If this is how you try to rationalize your evolutionary theology then you are the best kind of opponent, one who can't put two arguments together to defend their believe system... keep up the good work of making your opponents look great...nicely done.

  • @apathy7170- I said I was done with you and your foolishness. But I had to make this one point to show how stupid you are. There is no such thing as a "prepubescent adolescent". That's a contradiction, since adolescence doesn't begin until to start of puberty. If you can't understand that, it's no wonder you're a psuedo-science cheerleader.

    I will not reply, or read, anymore of your lieing comments. It would be a waste oyour time.

  • @besidemymind

    You obviously could not comprehend the intent of the statement "prepubescent adolescent", with that I am unable to assist you. And by the way...stop saying that we spoke before, as that is incorrect. I am very glad that you will not respond, it is a waste of my time to speak with you...to throw pearls before swine as yourself; is useless.

  • Evolution does not meet the parameters of being testable, observable, or demonstrable? A statement this ignorant could only come from someone that did not know the first thing about evolution. Could you please define evolution in a biological context and prove me wrong?

  • @jebus6kryst

    I don't have to prove you wrong...you have to show evidence that it is observable, testable and demonstrable...the parameters of science. It is only ignorant to believe that evolutionism meets those requirements, the burden of proof is not on me it is on those that believe in evolutionism. I am still waiting for any evidence that is not easily falsifiable or refutable by both evolutionists and non evolutionists...so far it does not exist. The burden of proof falls to you not me.

  • It appears that my prediction was correct; you did not know the first thing about evolution. However, this could be that you did not understand what I was saying. The point I was making is that you did not know the first thing about evolution (the first thing being its biological definition). Until you can give me the biological definition of evolution, a discussion with you would be pointless.

  • @jebus6kryst

    If there is ignorance, it is yours. I have degrees in science from secular universities, not to mention that anyone educated in the western world grew up using evolutionary textbooks since they were in grammar school thru higher education. So, I might have some knowledge of evolution. The ignorance lies in believing that step 1, life from non life happened, then believing the incalculable odds of even one species beneficially evolving successively, not to mention, all of them.

  • Welcome to the club. I also have a Bachelors of Science; however, just because one has a BS does not mean they are qualified to comment on every aspect of science. Please define evolution in a biological context. Your evasion of this is quite telling, but not unexpected. In my experience, the only people that argue against evolution are the people that do not know the first thing about it, and your actions have shown that to be the case here.

  • @jebus6kryst

    I have more than a bachelors...and anyone educated in the west has studied evolution since they began public school. Explaining evolution in its biological context is a stupid question...anyone can look up an answer, you should have to define it for me...evolution involves more than just biology, it must be chemical and stellar (cosmology), not to mention Macro (which it isn't) it is merely micro or variation...the definition of biological evolution...hmm! shall I send u a link

  • Again, your evasion of this very simple question is quite telling, but not unexpected. Until you define evolution in a biological context, a discussion with you would be pointless.

    In addition, conflating evolution with abiogenesis and cosmology also goes a long way in exposing your lack of understanding of evolutionary theory.

    It also seems you have a flawed definition of macro and microevolution, again not unexpected.

  • @jebus6kryst

    You cannot have evolution without biogenesis, just because evolutionism wants to start at "B" and ignore the fact that "A" cannot happen, it means that they have more faith than those that believe in an ultimate cause. To say that life came from non life is to deny known science...that is called faith and evolutionism has more of it than any other religious believe system...even though they claim it as science...it is a worldview that defines origins, which defines religion.

  • Ignorance is bliss, no?

    This is actually growing rather pathetic, so I think I will just define it for you since this is your fourth comment to me avoiding the question. Evolution is the change in allelic frequencies in a population over time. From that definition, do you see how evolution does not deal with abiogenesis? It is simple really.

  • I might as well correct your definition of macro and microevolution now that I am here. Microevolution is change within a species whereas macroevolution is change at or above the species level. Both have been observed in the field and lab.

  • We both accept abiogenesis, since abiogenesis is simply the study of life coming from non-life. We cannot have continuous biogenesis because that would lead to an infinite regress, thus life had to have begun from a non-living source. A god(s) creating life falls within this definition since a god(s) is not alive based on the biological definition of the word life. Both of us accept abiogenesis, you just believe it came about from a supernatural agent and I believe it was natural agent.

  • @apathy7170 Yes, Evolution deals with biogenesis. Good job. What's your point? Evolution is not a theistic debate in the least.. not any more than discovery of a heliocentric universe was. You simply refuse to differentiate. The bible has many lies, and is therefore fallible, but that alone doesn't discredit the existence of a god. Your simple minded belligerence is the only obstacle in such simple understanding

  • @xESOTERlC

    Evolutionism is a theistic debate,it is a believe system on the origin of all living things...the cosmos...the universe...to say that evolution is merely "change over time" does not do the hypothesis justice or its proponents or dissidents any realistic good. Variation within the genome is limited...over .0003% change in the nucleotides usually is fatal, that is out of aprox. 3 billion nucleotides. It is not realistic, the big bang alone relies on a perfection of chance incalculable.

  • @apathy7170

    Anyone who starts with:

    "Evolutionism is a theistic debate ...."

    is unworthy of any further consideration.

  • @tellnet

    You couldn't even compete with the debate, so its safest for you to attempt a petty ridicule and hide behind the fact that you have nothing to say, duly noted...you are out. Sweet!

  • @apathy7170

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    What in the name of Dog are you raving about ???

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  • @apathy7170

    Wrong wrong wrong wrong WRONG. Donexodus here explains the whole issue in his videos. Try watching them and avoid making creationist lies.

  • @NUTCASE71733

    What? Creationists do not lie, the see the science from a worldview that is different than yours, therefore due to the presuppositions the outcome are dissimilar.

  • @apathy7170

    Science is NOT a worldview, science is the explanation of how the natural world works. That's lie number one creationists use right there. And how is donexodus a moron? He happens to be studyin to be a doctor, someone who helps people who are sick and injured. The medicine he makes use of are what people like you take for granted.

  • @NUTCASE71733

    I'm sorry I was not specific enough, I did not mean that he or you were morons, only that the arguments put forth were, I should have been more specific.(although someones studies/profession have very little bearing on their intelligence or altruistic goodness). It is a worldview issue, we all use the same science, it is how we evaluate the evidence based upon our world views that influence our predictions and outcomes. Both are religions, both are world views, both are science.

  • @apathy7170

    I see. Thing is though science is not religion. It has no holy scriptures or deities, or even a pope. There are many scholars but they devote themselves to study the natural world and to enhance our knowledge and understanding. Religion is not science, as it remains static, is never changing, and the maniacs of the far right have always tried to supress free thinkers.

  • @NUTCASE71733

    Science is not religion, but evolutionism is historical not scientific. You cannot test, repeat or demonstrate history, therefore it is not science. Creationism does not meet the qualifications either, they are both belief systems super imposed onto the evidence to fit a world view...it is still not science as the term is defined. Evolutionism and Creationism are both religious. Religion has to do with origins and the belief involved with where we came from and why we are here.

  • @apathy7170

    Evolution is a natural process, the idea you think it's a beleif shows you are a liar, or just misinformed. Donexodus2 has hundreds of videos on this subject, and so do other users such as rabidape, shanedk, and others. Why is that so hard for people like you to accept that things change over time?

  • @apathy7170 What is you definition of science (and please don't use a dictionary)? Sounds to me like you need to sign up for a philosophy of science course at a good university if you are sincerely interested in an honest debate. Science is not purely experimental--plenty of good sound science is observational (and no that doesn't mean we have to justify every theory by actually observing). Evolution has been demostrated and supported by both experimetal and observational science.

  • @apathy7170

    Creationism is NOT a science - it IS a religious BELIEF - however ridiculous.

    Evolution is NOT religious - it IS a scientific FACT.

    Your confusion with beliefs and facts, fantasy and reality, is something Freud would tackle with an abundance of glee.

    .

    I would love to know how you reconcile 'god' with evolution - you did say that Evoulution is "theistic" - Creationists are idiots - but you are really going out of your way to prove the point !!

  • @tellnet

    Evolutionism is as much a belief as is Creationism, the science is the same, not different, the worldviews and the basis of origins is different, but the the science.

    Evolutionism is theistic, any belief system that is concerned with origins is called religious, take it up with the dictionary.

    So often, evo's just ridicule and say nothing of worth, the "creationist are idiots" statements shows that you appeal to authority that believes as you do, but you don't think for yourslelf

  • @apathy7170 EVOLUTION IS NOT A BELIEF. It IS a FACT. There is NO debate on this issue - other than in the minds of deluded individuals such as yourself. AND ... Creationism has ABSOLUTELY NO Scientific basis. Creationism = religious belief (fantasy) Science = reality . Science does NOT comment on the "supernatural".. . I , unlike you DO "Think for myself" - Daily I query religious idiocy ... . And please translate: "basis of origins is different, but the the science" ??
  • @apathy7170

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    Do not know what nursery rhyme you are using to define reality....

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    But,

    The actual definition of "religious" is:

    ' relating to or manifesting faithful devotion to an acknowledged ultimate reality or deity '

  • @NUTCASE71733

    Besides, don exodus is so falsifiable and often moronic that to use him as an example shows your lack of knowledge.

  • One last thing, to get back to the reason I commented in the first place. You claimed that evolution was not testable, observable, or demonstrable, yet based on its biological definition it is testable, observable, and demonstrable. Thus, you were wrong.

  • I do not feel the need to chase comments around in the comment section of youtube videos (plus the limitation on characters is annoying) so this will be my last comment to you, seeing as how I have already proven you wrong, but if you wish to go forward with this discussion feel free to drop by my channel page and leave me a comment or message.

  • @jebus6kryst

    You have proven your inability to prove anything except your ineptness in debating on matters and hiding behind definitions...that you yourself have not defined...how inane, how juvenile...sad really. Good bye, thanks for losing so quickly and easily, sleep well.

  • @apathy7170 No, he SHOULDN'T have to define it for you. YOU should make sure you understand what you are contesting before you contest it. That'd be like me saying the 1st law of thermodynamics is fiction because I know energy can be created because otherwise we wouldn't be able to drive cars, etc. Basing my refutation off the misconception of transference of energy from one form to another.

  • @xESOTERlC

    Concerning the 1st law...where did the energy for the singularity come from....from nothing? That''s illogical. So, is the reversal of the 2nd law by evolutionism; whether in a closed or open system. I know the definitions, that is the easy part, making them less than easily falsifiable is not easy for evolutionists...it's impossible.

  • @apathy7170 Thanks for once again affirming my assertion of your logical fallacy. I.E. you obviously don't understand evolution so you have no grounds to contest it. My example of 1st Law is saying that since I was ignorant of what 1st Law meant, my argument was moot. Also, 2nd Law is inapplicable to evolution. Abiogenesis is an entirely separate issue from evolution.

  • @xESOTERlC

    I love how when evo's cannot refute an argument they claim that their opponent does not understand science. That's so that they can believe their silly hypothesis, they try to negate any alternate viewpoint. It is sad that ridicule and belittlement is the best evo;s have in their arsenal. All sides have the same science, it is the worldview starting with the presuppositions that determine the outcome, not the lack of knowledge.

  • @apathy7170 So now you simply change the subject and partake in the evasive maneuverings you are projecting on "evos"

    EVOLUTION can only occur once an organism exists. YOU are trying to correlate evolution with abiogenesis. You have NOT, in any way, refuted evolution--instead focusing on a topic that is not entirely understood at this time(although, I know there ARE individuals with a great deal of knowledge about theory/hypotheses concerning abiogenesis)

  • @xESOTERlC

    Biogenesis can never be a separate issue, the reason evolutionism claims that it is, is because it negates that theory of evolutionism. They know it, we know it...any thinking person knows it...so you evo;s claim that it has nothing to do with evolutionism...you cannot start at point "B". The second law is valid, we are degenerating not beneficially generating, we are deteriorating with each successive genome replication; such as

  • @apathy7170 I've already stated that biogenesis is an integral part of evolution.. but.. being a willful idiot you simply wish to flex your strawman "skills".

    You CAN have evolution without abiogenesis. Abiogenesis is an entirely separate issue, as i've said

    "Deteriorating" is an idiotic statement. Familiarize yourself with reproduction. Since you refuse to acknowledge anything said and just keep reiterating your own ignorance, I'll leave you to your bliss

  • @xESOTERlC

    I present no strawmen or logical fallacies or any other logic argumentations.. The truth is that evolutionism must have a starting point, so must matter and energy and time itself....the answer by evolutionism denies natural laws and also relies on a precision so unfathomable that if non directed it would at greater odds than all of the atoms in the universe....now that takes faith to believe in...random undirected chance...how did it "evolve" perfectly in .ooo1 microseconds?

  • @xESOTERlC

    Thank you for purporting your lack on knowledge and inability to debate at a scholarly level....move on to simpletons who believe the lie of evolutionism...

  • @jebus6kryst

    Either his degree was purchased, or his education was in an institution such as Liberty University - where such appaling ignorance is promoted !

  • lol, Heckle's embryos.

    You know, I have never heard of Heckles Embryos until I watched a creationist video here on YouTube.

  • darwin thought that the earth is 600 million years old, and?

    i think its quite funny because this example of an argument shows actually how religious people think...they think of darwin as a atheist god who gaved us scriptures with errors, so now the religion of darwin is disproved

    fucking unbelievable. You have to live in this world to believe how stupid the human race can be

  • Fox News is fair and balanced as much as Luskin supports the teaching of good science.

  • Casey Luskin is one of the more articulate members of the Disco Tute

  • If creationists told the truth, they would never say anything at all.

  • hurr durr if evolution was so stupid then u could just throw that aside in schools instead of taking it down, because it's sto0pid right? clearly ur god is real and we're all wrong, so u can just dismiss the theory! herp

  • I had a fun email exchange with Luskin a couple years ago. He is really a moron and a liar.

  • hahaha venom! damn that idiot got owned hardcore! If you know about venomfangx check out this asshole :) Eye2EyeIIIV seriously i cant tell if he is satire or just the dumbest shit out there.

  • He doesn't even understand the word eponymous.

  • I would love to see this guy in a movie ... like Saw VII where he is strapped to one of those saw mills and the clowns head says in a deep distorted voice "you have spent your life lying, distorting the truth ... now is the chance to redeem yourself ... if you can provide a simple and comprehensive explanation for the diversity of life on earth ... you will be set free" Yikes!

  • At times like these, I wish hell actually existed, just so assholes like Luskin would go there

  • Bubble Boy Casey Luskin has the kind of head you want to punch doesn't he!?

  • Oh jeeze, not the discovery institute. The fact they're based in Seattle makes me ashamed to be a Seattlite, at times.

  • At what level do you think they actually believe what they are saying? If they don't believe it at all, what do these people stand to gain from disinforming the public?

  • I hope luskin gets killed by a bacteria that evolves resistance.

    it would be a suitable ironic death for such an asstard.

  • "The drawings are obscure to make it look like........ " For one, the comment makes no sense. Second, we have PICTURES which show the similarities even more poignantly. I don't give a crap if luskin is gay. (And I agree that he certainly appears to be). He is a lying bitch however.

  • Casey is taking on an enemy he stands no chance of understanding. Whats more he's clearly a closet homosexual. Basically religion has fucked his mind up and turned him into one huge lying machine

  • @mythinktube Yeah its pretty much blatantly clear that he's also a deeply closeted gay. He probably is living with his "girlfriend" in an arranged relationship under threat of hellfire.

  • Imagine if you were a father and Casey Luskin was your son...... WHOA!

    You would have to kill him in his sleep or something.

  • @karlkarlkarl1234 I said you were not to far away from imposing your views on others karl even if that takes the form of violence, and here you are talking about killing.....and like a coward to while the man is asleep.

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  • "I'm not gay, I'm not, I'm not , I'm NOT!"

    "See, God---see the lengths to which I'll go to defend your Holy Word? Doesn't that prove to you I'm not gay?"

    "It's just Satan attacking me because I'm such a strong voice for your Truth. Those thoughts aren't mine, they come from Satan. I'm not gay, I'm not, I'm not, I'm NOT"1

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  • I am so happy to be an atheist and a firm believer in Evolution, Bronze Age Bullshit is just that - Bullshit!

    I just don't understand why these Creation Idiots want to bring us back to Bronze Age Beliefs when we could have such a Bright Future in Science.

    Man Made god, Not, god Made Man - The bible was made to make people Stupid in realm of Reality...

  • BTW the people that disproved the validity of those fraudulent dino fossils were evolutionary biologists... also ironic hehe

  • Yeah, no credence is given to the theory of intelligent design, which says that the law of the universe is

    Mass+energy=God dun did it squared. sorry, that's creationists. Intelligent agent dun did it

  • 0:37 "Evolution vs. Creationism, debate rages over scientific theories"

    WTF?

    What scientific theories? Do they mean the proven fact of evolution and the myth of creationism?

  • It's awesome how the foxnews reporter knows exactly what the interviewee is gonna say. It's like it's prewritten!

  • Subculanioues(i know i mispelled it, chock it up to typos) layer of fat *cough, all aquatic mammals possess it *cough retards, natural selection (eye lids *cough) fucking idiots at fox.

  • You forgot to add, epicycles to explain why the universe doesn't revolve around earth *cough

  • heres the cure burn bible pushers at the stake, I'm sick of all this brain washing bullshit

  • 2:40 He says "but we've known for hundreds of years... decades.."

    Should they really have a representative that doesn't know what decades are?

    A decade= a period of ten years. "Decades" means for a few periods of ten years..

    If it was really known for "hundreds of years" shouldn't he have said centuries?

  • two of the biggest cavemen ever.

  • Luskin tented his shorts when the host said that "creationism vs. darwinism is white hot these days"

  • DMCA = #FAIL. Free speech = WIN.

  • It's the inane, winsome smirk he wears while demonstration classic passive aggressive behavior that makes me want to burn it off with a blow torch.

  • I know they say 'Don't judge a book by it's cover', but come on. The first time I saw and heard this Casey Luskin guy I burst out laughing.

    THIS IS THEIR GUY!!?. This is the man chosen to represent DI!??

    The fact that people somewhere can listen to what these guys here are saying and not know that they're full of shit, is very worrying.

    Education systems around the world have a lot to answer for.

  • Luskin looks remarkably like Tommy Davis, spokesperson for the "Church" of $cientology. Davis is also a pathelogical liar. Hm...

  • I'm sure Luskin and McLeroy stroke more than each others' egos.  Unfortunately, McLeroy is on the state school board and his academic resume is a disgrace: college drop-out who teaches his kids at home. Social studies = jeezus, literature=bible, math=not needed, science=because god made it that way. I am pleased other states are banning the newly minted school text books destined for TX.

  • @xavierartorivs Is that true about schoolbooks? That's very good news.

  • Poor Casey Luskin

    he probably doesn't have the mental capacity to understand that people hate him

    I think we should take pity on him and have him euthanized

  • @planeshaperman would be the humane thing to do

  • @planeshaperman I think Luskin understands, but he doesn't care. He has a 'higher' relationship, and he doesn't care about us at all.

    Voltaire said 'if you can get people to believe absurdities, you can get them to commit atrocities.' I believe this is a major threat to the modern world.

  • As a kid, people around me believed the kind of sleaze that comes out of Luskin's mouth due to sheer, unavoidable (for many) ignorance. But, some had the honor - even a "call" - to speak against outright lies, deception, and manipulation.

    Now I feeling that honor as forever lost. I can't help wondering if Cameron, Comfort, Discovery Institute and their horrid spawn must, at some level, feel those lies spreading in their veins, corrupting everything.

    But no.

    This is the power of faith.

  • "We don't support the teaching of creationism..."

    ROFLMAO!!!! (ysst)

  • @queenastilon epic facepalm

  • hahaha you really like that word inept

  • Reality has a slight liberal bias

  • Who cares about Haeckels Embryos? My textbook acctually has each embryo lined up against each other (real pics, not drawings) and its the same. Evolution wins

  • Discovery Institute, the name itself is a lie.

  • @maroci64 and to sell crummy books and give failed GOP politicians and talk radio hosts some TV air time too

  • Even if everything those FOX guys are saying were true and good, where does creationism come into this? They don't even mention or advocate creationism but the text keeps saying "creationism vs. evolution" and stuff!

  • Haeckel's embryos weren't even in my textbook.

  • Roffling at the VenomFangX thing. I had no idea.

  • As of now, 163 people mistakenly clicked the "thumbs-down" button on this video page. Be more careful, people.

  • So in the text books we will simple put

    "God Did it" case close everone go home.

  • 3 minute classes, sweet! So if we did that, then this would be school. the teacher would walk in say "any questions?" the kids would all raise their hand, he would say "God did it" and the bells rings

  • @GForceSammy

    Lol, well put my dear sir/madam

  • These are all Chris Jericho style curse words, lol.

  • 8:12 Luskin says "we don't support the teaching of creationism but we do support the teaching of good science". If that was true it'd be great. The reality is it's a stinking lie which a lot of viewers may not detect.

    How irresponsible of FOX news to let this moron have some air time.

  • @LAnonHubbard Faux news is not responsible at all...Never was.

  • @LAnonHubbard Are you telling me that FOX news are sometimes not irresponsible??

  • One thing struck me most about this guy: the incredible similarity he has to a dude in my class who describes himself as a "Jesus freak." Same eyes, same big mouth, same shrill voice. It's almost like they're a completely separate species of their own.

  • @Vostoek Their embryos probably look exactly like "mini them." That's why Luskin's so upset about Haeckels embryos.

  • This guys not real is he? Surely not! He can barely string a sentence together.

  • @biggingerdude

    He's not only real, he got into law school

  • How do these people get on tv? I mean, there are people who can see right through this guy. But what about people who will be misguided by this bs? Can I get on tv by saying the world is flat?

  • Creationism is not backed up by science and should not be introduced in a public school as such. If it was in a class about philosophy, that might be a different story.

  • all the stuff at 5:05.... SO true