Penn And Teller Get Hippies To Sign Water Banning Petition

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Uploaded by on Dec 6, 2006

Penn and Teller get hippies to sign a petition that bans water.

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  • "We got people signing left and right. Okay...mostly left"

    Made my day xD

  • American education FTW!

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  • @aaaavedon Thanks for the info

  • Trend and fashion vs. critical thinking. Kinda like many voters.

  • @grdja83 fact can't be propaganda

  • this is the oldest trick in the book... there was a "ban dihydrogen monoxide" poster made in the 70s hanging up at the umich co-op i lived in back in the 90s.

  • @MursuTheMan best comment ever

  • Your tax dollars at work.

  • @selectyour Ironic, as science education is generally supported by the left.

  • @MursuTheMan dumbass hippies like these are the types who teach college courses....doesn;t mean you have to buy into this garbage

  • This was done better, more scientifically and more entertaining by 14-year-old Nathan Zohner in 1997. Cato Institute pro-corporate propaganda hack James K. Glassman wrote about it. Sumner Redstone, tycoon owner of Penn & Teller: Bullshit, Viacom, CBS, Paramount, MTV, Comedy Central, etc. once sat on the board of Cato, and hired Penn & Teller after they became "fellows" at Cato. Much of "Penn & Teller: Bullshit" is video versions of Cato Institute pro-corporate propaganda, funded by the Kochs.

  • @grdja83 your point?

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