Seriously 'mericuh? Get it the fuck together! v.evolution

[softballgurl319]

You're not telling me anything I don't already know.

You're talking about a tiny portion of the general exam (morning session). But once again, thanks for playing.

 

[emilyrrr]

Apparently the mother who home schooled his sisters also sheltered him completely from pop culture, in addition to science, engineering, and the blue collar trades that support them.

 

[fijibabie]

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[will.izquierdo]

It's my understanding they want to teach both, not creationism over evolution.

 

[LoVe <3]

Just goes to show how many people are going to Hell in this country I pray for them all

 

[dried out hair girl]

You cannot possibly have a triple digit IQ.

 

[Rav]

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[Jobbernowl]

We need both.

Both are skilled workers, who are actually in the same vein of work.

What we need less of are durab fuck liberal arts majors. The kind of people who think nobody should ever feel like they lost, so everyone's opinion is meritorious.

 

[xe12ladeeda]

That looks suspiciously like a strawman, although I haven't read the entire thread.

 

[Marco]

And why should they get the right to define it for OTHER PEOPLE?

You realize with gay marriage being allowed, no one would be forcing your church to conduct gay marriages against their will, right?

Learning various points of view? Right on.

Learning points of view that are in no way associated with the scientific method, while in science class? Fuck that.


It's a silly statement. It's like saying "In my point of view, my car is not powered by an internal corabustion engine."

 

[xXxMetaxKnightxXx]

Try using some intelligence for a change and I may give you some credit. All I see from you is trolling and stupidity, so you deserve zero respect, and that's what you get.

Sorry for calling you out on living in your mom's basement, but that's the way it goes.


Please, post some more responses about how my account was taken over. It's the epitome of your wittiness.

 

[lady_bella]

@ this entire post

 

[Trekker34]

Teaching both is a harmful waste of time.

 

[wite boi]

Funny, because I am technically employed as both a scientist and an engineer.

 

[R.I.P my peter pan]

Completely wrong.

Creationism can, and is, taught so long as it's officially non-denominational. Unofficially, it still enRAB up overwhelmingly like Abrahamic overtones.

 

[underworldlove135]

Yes, a "creotard" would be the one to make this thread.

 

[Montezumo]

We've got somewhere around 85% belief in some kind of god. I'm not really surprised that 30% of them believe in evolution. There's a pretty significant proportion of "Christians" who live outside of the South who are basically Christian in name only.

 

[Sabrina C]

No one is fooled by your deflections, retard.

It is pretty clear that you don't defend your idiotic "public schools should teach any popular local beliefs" herp-derpery solely because you have no intelligent defense, not because "you don't respect the DIACer asking for you explain it".

 

[nothingface_78]

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[eyes of heart]

Except it has absolutely zero to do with challenging another view.

It's about presenting evidence gathered via the scientific method. It does not care about disagreeing viewpoints that have nothing to do with the scientific method.

Science class is for science. Not cultural enrichment or philosophy or whatever you seem to think is acceptable to make it about.