Ex-Con Hovind released from the pokey.

[RickG]

Is there a question about creationism you'd like me to answer?

Yes! Why do we so much misrepresented science in the creation science literature? The reason I ask is, if one has to misrepresent science to support ones position, doesn't that demean their position?

 

[lasthero]

unfortunately (for you) you don't get the last word as to what is on and off topic. Sorry to be you trying

I never said I did.

 

[bhsmte]

I never said I did.

He tends to be a tad "touchy".

 

[Smidlee]

Yes! Why do we so much misrepresented science in the creation science literature? The reason I ask is, if one has to misrepresent science to support ones position, doesn't that demean their position?

This loaded question is the best you can do? Why not ask why do evolutionists misrepresent science so often?

 

[pat34lee]

Forget the devil old Kent is about to make more money than he ever dreamed possible, Kent has been released to prey on a more than gullible group, he's been told he can take them for as much as he like's just as long as he pays his taxes, the rubes will be fighting to give him their money, the price of his lies will go through the roof and he's primed to get as much as he can.

All Americans should be rooting for Kent because looking from outside of the US he is the epitome of what it means to be American, find gullible people and take them for every penny they have, that's free enterprise, good luck Kent go clean them out,
if they are so blind that they can not see you are telling them lies they deserved all they get and so do you.

Kent is doing nothing and still making people make fools of themselves and they don't even see it.

 

[pat34lee]

These are classic cases of deflection, when someone is unable to answer a charge against them, similar to: you're fat, they answer with: yes but I'm not as fat as he/she is, creationists do this as a matter of course, when they are asked questions they can not answer they ask a question, when charged with doing something they react by pointing at something else, children do it when accused of doing something wrong they point at others and say they were not as bad as they were.
The only ones who do not see this is creationists, they do not even see it when other creationists do it,
is it just another mental block to go with all the others?

Go to youtube and pull up videos on creation and evolution. Don't bother to watch, just pause and read the comments. See which side is the one flinging baseless accusations and insults. It may happen on both sides, but most often it's from the pro-evolution side.

 

[bhsmte]

Go to youtube and pull up videos on creation and evolution. Don't bother to watch, just pause and read the comments. See which side is the one flinging baseless accusations and insults. It may happen on both sides, but most often it's from the pro-evolution side.

Let's face it, some claims are easy to insult. In fact, they invite insults.

 

[RickG]

This loaded question is the best you can do? Why not ask why do evolutionists misrepresent science so often?

Then show me misrepresented science from the scientific peer review literature that has not already been observed and corrected by the scientific community.

 

[pat34lee]

Let's face it, some claims are easy to insult. In fact, they invite insults.

You never know who's at the other end of that insult online. It may be a 13 year old who is still learning.

The person doing the insulting is not right more often than not. They have no other reply except to insult and try to tear down the poster because the facts are irrefutable.

 

[bhsmte]

You never know who's at the other end of that insult online. It may be a 13 year old who is still learning.

The person doing the insulting is not right more often than not. They have no other reply except to insult and try to tear down the poster because the facts are irrefutable.

Pointing out just how wrong certain claims are and how some seem to intentionally misrepresent well evidenced science, can be viewed as insulting to some, because it exposes their arguments for what they are and very few like being exposed in this manner. But, they set themselves up by making the claims that they do.

 

[Ada Lovelace]

I'm surprised he didn't try to blame evolution for his incarceration.

 

[lasthero]

Go to youtube and pull up videos on creation and evolution. Don't bother to watch, just pause and read the comments. See which side is the one flinging baseless accusations and insults. It may happen on both sides, but most often it's from the pro-evolution side.

Youtube has a pretty left-leaning userbase and creationists are a minority to begin with, so that's hardly surprising.

 

[bhsmte]

I'm surprised he didn't try to blame evolution for his incarceration.

Give him time.

 

[outsidethecamp]

Yes ... we are a government of the people, by the people, and fo... er ... of the people and by the people.

Ha, ha. From Big Sis - "If you see something, say something".

 

[pat34lee]

Pointing out just how wrong certain claims are and how some seem to intentionally misrepresent well evidenced science, can be viewed as insulting to some, because it exposes their arguments for what they are and very few like being exposed in this manner. But, they set themselves up by making the claims that they do.

How about when they expose such well known science for the fraud that it is?

 

[bhsmte]

How about when they expose such well known science for the fraud that it is?

Examples with evidence to support it?

 

[pat34lee]

Examples with evidence to support it?

You probably don't expect a reply here, but this one is easy.
http://www.conservapedia.com/Evolution_and_Cases_of_Fraud,_Hoaxes_and_Speculation

 

[Strathos]

He probably hasn't learned anything and will end up cheating on his taxes again or something.

 

[HitchSlap]

How about when they expose such well known science for the fraud that it is?

Well, now that he's out of the hoosegow, he can resume his folly.

 

[justlookinla]

Look, an individual's actions aren't the result of their choices, they're born that way.

Blame the DNA.