Genie Scott on Culture Shocks Regarding Problems in Tennessee Evolution

And other matters, including a summary of what happened in Texas.

The Tennessee Senate has introduced a second anti- evolution bill and the debate over teaching intelligent design in schools continues. Dr. Eugenie Scott, executive director of the National Center for Science Education updates us on the debate.

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More on Tennessee here, regarding the seventh anti-Evolution bill filed somewhere in the US this year, the second in Tennessee. Yes folks, we are under attack more than ever.

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all stan in unison as one big red state,

Like Khazakstan, Turkmenistan and other post-Communist Muslim states that cannot come to terms with science?

Piltdown Man, you are a parody of yourself. I enjoy your posts. They explain why your country is going down the pan.

A relentless assault of ignorance, a total disconnection from reality, and the elevation of ideology and stupidity to an art form. Well done! Keep up the good work!

And I have no doubt he considers himself to be a patriot......

I always assumed Piltdown was a Poe?

Anyway, the proper name for their vision is "Dumbfuckistan"!
The South will sink again...
Let's make a deal with the Southern Flat-Birthers. If they get Utah and adjacent parts of Morridor, ordinary Mericans get the rest. Good luck getting the computers to work when education has been replaced with religious dogma. But I assume they can hire qualified workers from Mexico or Khazakstan...(cue Borat doing his thing)

By Birger Johansson (not verified) on 23 Feb 2011 #permalink

Piltdown Man = Captain Patriot = Evolution Denier = Guardian of the Poll. If it's a Poe, it does a remarkable job of periodically sliding off into violent frothing for versimilitude's sake.

Nice overview. I am still waiting for Texas to rejoin Mexico and start leaving us alone.

Piltdown man: Very funny!

By General B. (not verified) on 23 Feb 2011 #permalink

@Piltdown:
Where are you getting this stuff about MacTurk's country? For that matter, where are you getting this gay-worship stuff? I don't think even Conservapedia is that crazy.

Oh, and
Words not found: felabaggers, dicktator

By sidhe3141 (not verified) on 24 Feb 2011 #permalink