You know when your nation went wrong at some point when….
Please jump out of your third-story window.
You’re holding everyone back.
(Thanks TM)

I really hate when old people have asinine opinions and feel the need to share them on fb. This is the dad of one of my friends whom I’ve met several times and always thought was a nice old man, and then he does this shit!
I wasn’t even going to touch the evolution v creation debate though unless he replies, but omg.
Bigotry! It makes the science-denying in this post look harmless!
I always try to look on the bright side of life.
This image will never get old because it is true.
-FA
Um… yeah. I’m not sure how the idea of organisms with less-awesome genes dying from competition is racist. Giraffes with longer necks didn’t exactly segregate themselves from their shorter-necked brethren, they just got to the noms first. And since they’re animals and not sentient, that’s not a malicious move, it’s just how nature works.
Also, there is no consensus on what intelligence is, let alone how it is inherited or fostered, so it doesn’t really apply here.
But hey, you know what is racist? The “Curse of Ham” myth, which is in the Bible, believed by most Christians, and promoted by infamous Creation “Museum.” Yeah.
They want to wipe out all the findings of hundreds of years of scientific investigation and have taken to schools, the courts and political leaders to get things done.
A few weeks ago, Jon Huntsman torpedoed his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination by making the following announcement: “To be clear. I believe in evolution and trust scientists on global warming. Call me crazy.”
It’s a pathetic commentary on the anti-intellectualism rampant in American politics that this is newsworthy. A major-party candidate announces that he doesn’t deny a foundational theory of modern science! In fact, given the political atmosphere in the Republican party, it’s not just newsworthy but a daring act: polls have shown that almost 70 percent of Republicans deny evolution.
Huntsman is clearly trying to position himself as the moderate candidate. But while that strategy might play well in the general election, it won’t do him any good unless he can get the Republican nomination. And to win that nomination, he has to get past a huge obstacle: a solid bloc of Republican primary voters who are emphatically anti-science. This isn’t an exaggeration for polemical effect; it’s the plain truth. The modern Republican party has made a fervent rejection of scientific consensus its defining attribute — both on evolution and climate change, as well as in other fields — and Huntsman’s refusal to submit to party orthodoxy is likely a fatal blow to his chances.

Meet Ashley. We’re only still friends because I use her for Tumblr material on a fairly regular basis.
Metaphysics yesterday reminded me of this.
And to think that millions of people actually believe such myths are true…
No respect can be afforded to such patently absurd nonsense.
-FA
(Source: in-spite-of-blazoned-days)

Creationism vs. science