One Third of Americans don't believe in Evolution.

[Geilinor]

And they have the right to not believe in Evolution. This right is guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States, after all. I dont see the problem.

They have the right to do so, but there's nothing wrong with some scientific literacy.

[The Emerald Legion]

And they have the right to not believe in Evolution. This right is guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States, after all. I dont see the problem.

No. They don't. You don't have the right to not believe in basic and easily demonstrable facts. That's called insanity, and we put people away for that.

[Big Jim P]

And they have the right to not believe in Evolution. This right is guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States, after all. I dont see the problem.

No. They don't. You don't have the right to not believe in basic and easily demonstrable facts. That's called insanity, and we put people away for that.

They have the right to remain stupid and ignorant if they so chose.

[The Genoese Cromanatum]

And they have the right to not believe in Evolution. This right is guaranteed by the Constitution of the United States, after all. I dont see the problem.

No. They don't. You don't have the right to not believe in basic and easily demonstrable facts. That's called insanity, and we put people away for that.

And who are you to say theory is fact?

[Dyakovo]

1. Yes, far to many creationist and religious ideas make it in.
2. Some schools teach children facts without bothering about superstitions? Good.
3. Evolution is just a theory, kind of like gravity.

1. Not that I've seen
2. Evolution is not hard fact and opposing ideas should be taught in every topic so that students aren't being told what to think.
3. Gravity is a law, not a theory.

2: Yeah, actually it is.
3: Guess again.
Http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/gravitation

[The Emerald Legion]

No. They don't. You don't have the right to not believe in basic and easily demonstrable facts. That's called insanity, and we put people away for that.

And who are you to say theory is fact?

Someone who understands what Theory means.

[Norstal]

No. They don't. You don't have the right to not believe in basic and easily demonstrable facts. That's called insanity, and we put people away for that.

And who are you to say theory is fact?

Oh god, not this again.

[Utceforp]

No. They don't. You don't have the right to not believe in basic and easily demonstrable facts. That's called insanity, and we put people away for that.

And who are you to say theory is fact?

*resists urge to randomly mash keyboard with caplocks on*

You don't know what a theory is.

[Big Jim P]

No. They don't. You don't have the right to not believe in basic and easily demonstrable facts. That's called insanity, and we put people away for that.

And who are you to say theory is fact?

Cool. This again.

[Big Jim P]

And who are you to say theory is fact?

Oh god, not this again.

Round and round the monkeys go.

[The Scientific States]

Great news, I believe in creationism and I think that evolution is a bunch of BS.

Why?

[Geilinor]

No. They don't. You don't have the right to not believe in basic and easily demonstrable facts. That's called insanity, and we put people away for that.

And who are you to say theory is fact?

A scientific theory is a well-substantiated explanation of some aspect of the natural world, based on knowledge that has been repeatedly confirmed through observation and experimentation. In the absence of evidence to the contrary, it's a fact. A law is a statement based on repeated experimental observations, while a theory is the explanation.

[The Scientific States]

No. They don't. You don't have the right to not believe in basic and easily demonstrable facts. That's called insanity, and we put people away for that.

And who are you to say theory is fact?

Gravity is a theory. Therefore it's not true. *nods*

It's like you people don't know what a theory is.

[Agorapolis]

Your flag matches the post perfectly

I'm not sure if this is a compliment or and insult

It seems like a compliment. That's the face I made when I found out the statistics.

[Imperial City-States]

So one third of Americans are idiots. That's better than I thought.

No a good majority voted for Obama twice so more of them are idiots then you'd think

[Vitaphone Racing]

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/theory

[The Emerald Legion]

No. They don't. You don't have the right to not believe in basic and easily demonstrable facts. That's called insanity, and we put people away for that.

They have the right to remain stupid and ignorant if they so chose.

They must be reformed. TO THE REEDUCATION GULAG WITH YOU!

Unfortunately, negative reinforcement has been scientifically shown to have less effect, so the Reeducation Gulag is quite pleasant, and we keep getting repeat offenders.

[The Black Forrest]

No. They don't. You don't have the right to not believe in basic and easily demonstrable facts. That's called insanity, and we put people away for that.

And who are you to say theory is fact?

Home schooled?

[Utceforp]

So one third of Americans are idiots. That's better than I thought.

No a good majority voted for Obama twice so more of them are idiots then you'd think

Don't threadjack, and that might constitute flame-baiting as well.

[Dyakovo]

Great news, I believe in creationism and I think that evolution is a bunch of BS.

Why?

Brainwashing and a fundamental failure in understanding.

[The Scientific States]

So one third of Americans are idiots. That's better than I thought.

No a good majority voted for Obama twice so more of them are idiots then you'd think

Let's not start a threadjack based upon "OMG, Obama is a ebul Kenyan socialist Muslim atheist fascist reptilian lizard!"

[Geilinor]

So one third of Americans are idiots. That's better than I thought.

No a good majority voted for Obama twice so more of them are idiots then you'd think

What?

[Vitaphone Racing]

No. They don't. You don't have the right to not believe in basic and easily demonstrable facts. That's called insanity, and we put people away for that.

They have the right to remain stupid and ignorant if they so chose.

And people have a right to eat lentil burgers. It doesn't mean we have to serve them in schools though.

[Mike the Progressive]

So one third of Americans are idiots. That's better than I thought.

No a good majority voted for Obama twice so more of them are idiots then you'd think

That's what happens when you make America choose between a megalomaniac and a venture capitalist.

[Mike the Progressive]

No a good majority voted for Obama twice so more of them are idiots then you'd think

Let's not start a threadjack based upon "OMG, Obama is a ebul Kenyan socialist Muslim atheist fascist reptilian lizard!"

Let's not assume that just because somebody is not a fan of Obama automatically means he/she think he's a Kenyan, Muslim, socialist, atheist g-man.