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@MarineForLiberty Right, who needs to listen to people who've spent years learning all those pesky "facts" about how diseases and our bodies work; afterall, a layperson's gut is much more qualified to make informed decisions than any experts, especially since absolutely ALL of them are crooked. (...

@nosensetoitatall Actually, potholer does talk about autism and its alleged link with vaccines in this video. In fact, he talks about the supposed link beginning around 2:45, and continues talking about it for most of the video. Did you even watch this video before making that comment?

@bnsaints How so, exactly?

@stewaaaad ...you're joking, right? Not one of the arguments presented in this video has stood up to scrutiny. In fact, most of it is nothing more than subjective opinion and personal belief, not valid evidence.

@KennyTC63 "When a theory has so many professionals that are jumping ship on it " Except that the amount of scientists in relevant fields who've come out against evolutionary theory amounts to less than 1% of such scientists, so by your own logic there must not be any fundamental problems with t...

@TheHardout2005 "Each premise in the argument seems plausible to me, and they are very well defended." The first premise isn't. Criag just tries to confuse creatio ex materia with creatio ex nihilo and then fallaciously tries to apply our knowledge and experience with the former to the latter.

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@isaq1961 "It is an undeniable fact that there is a very delicate design in every part of creation" Considering that IDers can't even come up with an objective method of determining design, that's a rather bold claim to make (not to mention one that's entirely subjective).

@redddbaron According to your definition of original sin, are you saying that sin is retroactive (eg. upon learning what sin is our past actions are seen in a new light), or just that any future actions taken after learning about good and evil is what would be considered sinful? Also, if sin is ...

@reym613 "and u believe in religion period" What exactly did you base that claim on? His disagreement that this channel's owner is a hypocrite (I actually agree with him on that, though its because hypocrite doesn't mean what you seem to think it does), or maybe the Nova program he linked to (in...

@ColeyAnna19 Unfortunately Gerson therapy is complete alt-med quackery (tinyurlDOTcom/7n8pxpa). The evidence shows that it doesn't cure cancer, nor does it support pretty much any of the other health claims made about it. Here's a hint: if a product/treatment is being promoted as some sort of cu...

CONT That said, I doubt you'll actually accept any of the facts I've presented. From looking at your profile, its clear that you're not only a conspiracy theorist, but an NWO believer, and so (based on my experience) are likely to ignore or try to explain away any evidence disconfirming your bel...

@chriswanderer90 "noone saying vaccinations are bad" Actually, many anti-vaxers say exactly that. Some claim that they're not anti-vax, and are instead "pro safe vaccine", but when questioned about it, it becomes clear that in their opinions nothing would make vaccines safe enough. Thimerosal i...

Did you bother to do any actual research as to WHY so few kids back then had autism compared to know? Its mainly because they broadened the definition of what autism was. Add into that increased surveillance (even school teachers are trained to spot the signs these days) and awareness, and the ...