VenomFangX: More Monkey Business!

Exploring Part 2 of VenomFangX's brilliant series "VenomFangX Invented Creationism," or was it something about Evolution? Who knows? Certainly not his fans!

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[patrickedmund]

Doesn't VenomFangX explain himself at the beginning of this video.

So... what is the point of this video?

[NeoPrometheus73]

He admits to using Hovind's arguments at the beginning (I'd note, however, that copying Hovind verbatum is not a very good basis for claiming "expertise" in the topics of science and religion). For the rest of the video he is copying a different source, pretty much verbatum... not Hovind.

The point: If the explanation for using Hovind is that Hovind encourages copying his materials, how does that explain verbatum usage, including copied clips, of Illustra Media's productions?

[patrickedmund]

I don't know if Illustra Media productions have a problem with him using their material,do you?

But if their true Christians, they shouldn't mind him using their material to spread the word of their God.

Their all just interpreting the bible and then sharing the same personal view.

This video is only relevant if Illustra Media has a problem with VenomFangX using their material.

Maybe you should e-mail Illustra Media and let them know.

[NeoPrometheus73]

"This video is only relevant if Illustra Media has a problem with VenomFangX using their material."

This would be akin to saying that shoplifting is not a crime as long as you are really hungry, because store owners would understand. Well, maybe they would, if you ask them first, but if you DIDN'T ask, then you can assume whatever you want - your conduct is still immoral.

[NeoPrometheus73]

When a for-profit enterprise produces something and copyrights it, I personally would assume they don't want other people reproducing it, especially without proper accreditation.

As for reporting VFX to Illustra, I will leave it to Illustra to be vigilant for their own product. The purpose of my vids isn't to get anyone in trouble, but to provide myself with a forum to respond publicly to VFX when I would otherwise be silenced.

As it is, VFX has deleted the video in question.

[WeedOfCrime]

This confirms what I have long suspected about creationists: 99.9999% of them have never had an original thought. They just repeat each other endlessly, like a pet shop full of parrots cussing on a row of perches without really knowing what they are saying. This explains why they all use the same arguments.

[deconstrained]

VenomFangX's ass-kissing fans are by a long shot the dumbest, most ignorant and naive people on YouTube.

[ShinobuHarvester]

Maybe you should reupload some of these vote botted vids.

[dystinc7]

he looks like a brown haired beavis.

[opiates]

I am aware that during the winter season we are in fact closer to the Sun, if that's what you're talking about. Gravity between two objects gets stronger when they are closer. If some other force is at play as explained by relativity, could you link me to a source? I'm always up for learning new things.

The Earth's surface gravity wouldn't change if the gravitation pull between it and the Sun changes. Surface g is defined only by the Earth's mass and it's diameter, as long as they're constant.

[GronTheMighty]

actually both VFX and yourself are entirely wrong ; in reality less distance between the earth and the sun would yield a higher gravitational pull on the earth-side turned away from the sun, however less gravitational pull on the side facing the sun, and the same gravitational pull on the 'rim' area, with a sidewards pull towards the sun-facing side. its called relativity, it has numbers that can be crunched easily with a calculator ;)

[opiates]

Wow what a fucking idiot...

"If we were closer gravity would increase."

Wrong, as always. Yes, the gravity between the Sun and the Earth would increase, but the surface gravity on Earth would be exactly the same. His idiocy amazes me.

[reno242424]

I will give you a brief description on Copyright, Its the exclusive right to make copies, license, and otherwise exploit a literary, musical, or artistic work, whether printed, audio, video, etc.: works granted such right by law on or after January 1, 1978, are protected for the lifetime of the author or creator and for a period of 50 years after his or her death.

[Dozerthedj]

lol!

[bigboy45454545]

Thank you so much for this.

One has to fight ignorance.

[moveste]

@GWR3440

IIRC, that list of factors was worded during the fifties or sixties by those scientists that were willing to look at the possibility of extra-terrestrial life.

As research progressed and numbers and factors were generated and refined, p(life) grew. Last i saw, p was 0.8 or so.

Don't know if it's stil in use.

[mannybutch2]

vfx is such a loooooooserrrrr!!!!!