Evil Evolutionists

[reverendjeremiah]

[Tobie]

There quite obviously clutching at straws here, as you can see by the last question. Trying to claim evolution is a religion? That's just desperate.

[Minimalist]

And Hitler was a fine xtian.

[Cyberman]

They have to push the canard that evolution is a religion so they can lobby to get it removed from public school science classes. The argument, such as it is, runs something like this: "Evolution is just as much religious as creationism, so it's unconstitutional to teach it in public schools". Hilariously, this is quite often hamstrung in the very same breath: "Creationism is just as scientific as Evolution, so it's unfair not to teach it in public schools".

[Anomalocaris]

It doesn't metter if they are clutching at straws, they must still be proactively marginalized and made to look rediculous.

[reverendjeremiah]

There quite obviously clutching at straws here, as you can see by the last question. Trying to claim evolution is a religion? That's just desperate.

They know the word "religion" has negative connotations to it now, so they go out of their way to claim christianity isnt a religion and atheism is...they will even say that everything they are opposed to is religious if it meant getting temporary big brother points with them.

[Chuff]

Evolutionism is not based on evidence and logic, but decided on a "gut feeling".

utter codswollop

[kılıç_mehmet]

Really, what gives?
The fact that Darwin was inherently anti-Turk, doesn't change the fact the evolutionary theory is true.
The fact that Hitler believed in evolution doesn't render it less true.
At least not for me.
Sadly, Darwin did not live to see his caucasoid race being unable to wipe off the turanic existence in Anatolia, where his own aryan racemates were wiped the floor with.
However, I agree with Darwin on this one:

Looking to the world at no very distant date, what an endless number of the lower races will have been eliminated by the higher civilized races throughout the world.

I believe that Darwin had the wrong idea of whom the greater races were....

[Anomalocaris]

I believe that Darwin had the wrong idea of whom the greater races were....

It certainly isn't the third rate turks.

[kılıç_mehmet]

I believe that Darwin had the wrong idea of whom the greater races were....

It certainly isn't the third rate turks.

Third rate, as how? We're some of the most adaptable races on earth.
The lands of Turan now range from the far corners of Siberia, to the Balkans, with bordering China, India, Europe, Arabia, and too many others to count. We've survived the hardships of the land, and founded many empires, unknown to the westerners.
And let's look at the Europid race that Darwin holds so dear to himself.
Their numbers are dwindling, they feel threatened by the negroid, dravidian and semitic races that come to their country as immigrants. Soon enough, friend, we'll see if Darwin was right about this one, or not, "at no very distant date" as he proclaims.

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He is right, however he had his bets on the wrong horse.