10 Evolution Is A Lie: Theory of Evolution Implies Death And Evil Are Good

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Oh and someone called mary had a child called jesus, where is the origination of that name or god or lucifer?

What is satan?

on youtube there are clips of some women chatting about satanism.

Why are all religions in the same part of the world.

Why did this guy jesus leave and then said he would return one day, why didn't he return a week later. The world has never had a very stable motion since its begining.
 
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Well since there are no wolves and the last time my pair got out and there were coyotes present the end result was no coyote sightings for 3 months I don't see the coyotes winning all that quickly.

Now mine would not persist since they are both neutered males, but there is one other dog in hte area with balls who could hold his own against at least 2 and more like 3 coyotes. Once he packed up he would survive.

I think you underestimate cattle or for that mattter sheep. They are far from defenseless. Come to think of it same for horses.

Where I am in the southern US wolves have been run out. We have cougars at the top of the food chain followed by bobcats and then coyotes. Coyotes evolved as scavengers and hunters of small game because the wolves already have the larger predatory niche. Since there are no wolves no the coyotes have stepped into that roll (well sorta). They will kill and eat any pet up to their size, outside cats in this area last about 3-4 weeks before they stop coming home for dinner. We have also had cases of coyotes breaking down fences to get to female dogs that are in heat and killing all other pets in the back yard.
 
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Keith, I agree with you regarding cattle. There are small to medium herds of older cattle breeds around here which retain defensive instincts, and even the thoroughly overbred domesticates are not helpless, especially once you have bulls to contend with. Hooves and horns are not to be scoffed at as defensive weaponry.

I don't know where you live, but Canada certainly has wolves. The coyotes in Atlantic Canada are not like Western coyotes. In Ontario they are called 'Brush Wolves'. It is widely thought that they interbred with dwindling wolf packs on their way east. They are way bigger than Western coyotes, tend to pack up, will take down snow-hampered deer in winter, and prey on domestic dogs and cats.

That said, dogs have managed to go feral in other countries and survive and reproduce.

Think about food for the cattle. They have been domesticated from a now extinct European water buffalo type animal. You might be right, some herds might survive and ward off predators like in the savanah of Africa but I think their days will be numbered. Cougars are BIG cats, my brother volunteers at a zoo and I have seen their cougars up close, I would not want him to pick me out as prey.

Sure the dogs were fine because they had things like human garbage to live off of, when they all drys up they will be between a rock and a hard place.
 
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I think it is very rude that people have derailed this thread.

Didn't you all see that it is supposed to be about squirrels?

I think it is a shame the native red squirrels of England are slowly being replaced with the introduced grey squirrels. The red ones are much cuter. It is very evil of evilution to allow this natural selection to happen.

I have a documentary that just downloaded about the cane frog, introduced species really fascinate me. For instance in Texas it is illegal to own piranha or fresh water stingrays because if you let them go in a lake they would kill everything.
 
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More and more shocking! I was disillusioned enough when I learned that deer eat eggs and nestlings, now I find out squirrels are just as wicked, eating eggs, nestlings, and...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_IaVOWs85M

Guess what else, dolphins are one of any like 3 species of higher level mammals that have sex strictly for pleasure. Of course you see a log of homosexuality in dolphins and what most resorts won't tell you is that dolphins often try and rape people in the "dolphin experience" type stuff.
 
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Think about food for the cattle. They have been domesticated from a now extinct European water buffalo type animal. You might be right, some herds might survive and ward off predators like in the savanah of Africa but I think their days will be numbered. Cougars are BIG cats, my brother volunteers at a zoo and I have seen their cougars up close, I would not want him to pick me out as prey.

Sure the dogs were fine because they had things like human garbage to live off of, when they all drys up they will be between a rock and a hard place.

I think you're selling the cows short, or only thinking of the hulking big Holsteins. Highland cattle, of which there are many small herds all over North America, are well known for being able to defend against quite large predators, including bears. The herd will gather and form a defensive circle around a birthing mother. The bulls can be very fierce. Certainly the occasional cougar will kill one, but I think they'd do okay. As for food, they aren't picky eaters, and can survive winters outdoors.

As for dogs, you'd be surprised:

http://74.125.45.104/search?q=cache.../FERAL_DOGS.PDF+feral+dogs&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=1

Feral dogs will eat human garbage, and will attack domestic animals, but it turns out they also will learn to hunt and kill prey, and will gather in packs to do so. They may also form social packs much like wolves, where even female outsiders in heat are not tolerated and they have an established den.
 
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My parents went to the Grand Canyon a few years ago... stayed at some cabins by the north rim I think... the squirrels there were very very tame.

Would often beg food, my mother said she was sitting in a bench and one hopped into her lap and put his front paws on her chest and looked at her as if to say... "Please feed me" then hopped off and laid down in the path of a man walking down the path.

Then a day later as they were packing to leave a squirrel got into the room and got into some bread, ate some bread then laid on the bed while the sun was shining on it.

The moral of the story?

We need to do something about these evil furry freeloaders.
 
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Guess what else, dolphins are one of any like 3 species of higher level mammals that have sex strictly for pleasure. Of course you see a log of homosexuality in dolphins and what most resorts won't tell you is that dolphins often try and rape people in the "dolphin experience" type stuff.
Three species? I thought it was just humans and dolphins?

...

Ah. Wikipedia has, once again, shown me the light:

"It is a common myth that animals do not (as a rule) have sex for pleasure, or alternatively that humans (and perhaps cats, dolphins and one or two species of primate) are the only species which do."

I should've remembered non-human primates. Bonobos have sex for the slightest reasons; "Oh my God! Look at that tree! It's so brown! [boink boink]"


Just so you don't think I'm derailing the thread, here's my squirrel fact: squirrels bury nuts and other miscellanea. Some have learned to covertly watch other squirrels bury their stash, then sneak over later and steal it ^_^. And in the ever-escalating arms-race, some squirrels have taken to mime burying, just to fool any potential thieves! Clever buggers.
 
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I saw that red squirrel again today. A collegue of mine saw it too and agreed it was cute. I then told her that some red squirrels apparantly eat birds. She told me that this might be true for other red squirrels, but not for this one.

When I lived in America I had my first introduction to grey squirrels. I never imagined being able to see a squirrel as a pest, but I also never saw so many squirrels.
 
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There used to be a very cool program on TV when I was little called Daylight Robbery, all about squirals. They'd start off by showing an assult course that a squirrel had to travers to get peanuts, and then at then end show the squirrel completing it. One of these had a little cart that the squirrel had to push along with his paws. Also had a squirrel raiding a vending machine for chocolate.

I've never seen a red squirrel, they're nearly all gone in this country. There is a mutation that turns grey squirrels black.
 
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I never imagined being able to see a squirrel as a pest, but I also never saw so many squirrels.

Your opinion changes when you watch one take all the buds off your tulips, eat one, then discard the rest. So so my mother tells me.
 
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There used to be a very cool program on TV when I was little called Daylight Robbery, all about squirals. They'd start off by showing an assult course that a squirrel had to travers to get peanuts, and then at then end show the squirrel completing it. One of these had a little cart that the squirrel had to push along with his paws. Also had a squirrel raiding a vending machine for chocolate.

I have been trying to remember the name of that show all day. The complex systems they set up that the squirrels were able to navigate were pretty amazing.
 
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There used to be a very cool program on TV when I was little called Daylight Robbery, all about squirals. They'd start off by showing an assult course that a squirrel had to travers to get peanuts, and then at then end show the squirrel completing it. One of these had a little cart that the squirrel had to push along with his paws. Also had a squirrel raiding a vending machine for chocolate.

I've never seen a red squirrel, they're nearly all gone in this country. There is a mutation that turns grey squirrels black.
Black squirrels?

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No longer satisfied with their cute, furry, harmless image, squirrels have been showing their true colours in thousands of incidents. here are just a few:

" But this was no ordinary squirrel. This was not even an ordinary [wash my mouth][wash my mouth][wash my mouth][wash my mouth]ed-off squirrel. This was an evil attack squirrel of death!"

http://www.zelph.com/archives/2004/08/30/evil-attack-squirrel-of-death/

"They are said to have scampered off at the sight of humans, some carrying pieces of flesh. "

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/4489792.stm

“You might expect a mugging in the park, but not to be attacked by a tree rodent,” the 34-year-old Springfield resident said Monday. “I never thought a squirrel could kick my (behind).”

http://www.sj-r.com/homepage/x1776792376/Army-sergeant-details-squirrel-attack-in-Washington-Park
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/europe/4489792.stm
 
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Three species? I thought it was just humans and dolphins?

...

Ah. Wikipedia has, once again, shown me the light:

"It is a common myth that animals do not (as a rule) have sex for pleasure, or alternatively that humans (and perhaps cats, dolphins and one or two species of primate) are the only species which do."

I should've remembered non-human primates. Bonobos have sex for the slightest reasons; "Oh my God! Look at that tree! It's so brown! [boink boink]"


Just so you don't think I'm derailing the thread, here's my squirrel fact: squirrels bury nuts and other miscellanea. Some have learned to covertly watch other squirrels bury their stash, then sneak over later and steal it ^_^. And in the ever-escalating arms-race, some squirrels have taken to mime burying, just to fool any potential thieves! Clever buggers.


Bonobos actually have sex so much they are very hard to study. Here is another bombshell, since Bonobos have homosexual sex, are they evil?

Chimps are scary as crap. My little brother works at a zoo and says that chimps have the same types of personalties as humans, only difference being that an adult chimps arms are strong enough to litterly snap your arm like a dry twig. In the wild they will often kill and eat other chimps for no good reason. Not defending territory, just outright murder.

I have also heard that the major difference between humans and chimps was that our ancestors came down out of the trees and theirs did not. We started walking upright so we could see lions in the tall savanah grasses of Africa.
 
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Bonobos actually have sex so much they are very hard to study. Here is another bombshell, since Bonobos have homosexual sex, are they evil?

Chimps are scary as crap. My little brother works at a zoo and says that chimps have the same types of personalties as humans, only difference being that an adult chimps arms are strong enough to litterly snap your arm like a dry twig. In the wild they will often kill and eat other chimps for no good reason. Not defending territory, just outright murder.
They do it with humans too, and have a tendency for our babies...

I have also heard that the major difference between humans and chimps was that our ancestors came down out of the trees and theirs did not. We started walking upright so we could see lions in the tall savanah grasses of Africa.
I read in a recent New Scientist article that there are two main ideas of why we evolved bipedal locomotion. The first says we became upright, then climbed down from the trees, and the second says we climbed down the trees, then became upright. The orangutan, for example, walks along the canopy upright, holding higher branches to support itself, and is thus an example of the former.
 
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Did you know that cats are one of the very few domestic creatures that would survive the worldwide extinction of humans? Cattle would be picked off by predators with newly found niches (coyotes taking the niche of wolves) and would be extinct within a year or 2. Dogs would start running in packs but would never be able to compete with native dogs live wolves and coyotes. Some bird species would survive in the right climate but cats are the only animals that retain most of their hunting instincts even through so many generations of domestication. The domestic cat is through to have evolved from a single cat species native to the middle east, I want to say that that species is actually extinct now.

Interesting cat facts though.

Domesticated dogs would breed freely with wolves, so the idea that they wouldn't be able to compete is a moot point.

Pigs would survive as well. There are large numbers of feral pigs in the Southeastern US, and they do quite fine in the wild. Interestingly, they revert morphologically to wild pigs with narrow skulls, long snouts and "razorback" hair. Feral pigs are also known to interbreed with wild pigs. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boar
 
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