This should keep you thinking

[idusy]

Tell me, what animal ever committed genocide onto another species?

Have wolves gotten together and hunted deer into utter extinction, did they cripple there prey, torture them, and then proceed to systematically kill them off? No, only humans are capable of having malicious utter hate.

So, when the animals develop chemical warfare, nukes, and the like you can tell me that genocide is committed in nature.

Here you go dipshit.

Don't call someone a dipshit without expecting to be proved one.

Has genocide ever been committed on another species ever? No, because genocide takes place exclusively within the human species.

Has any human ever hunted another group into utter extinction? Nope, only put a dent in their population.

Yes, wolves have crippled their prey, tortured them, and then proceeded to systematically kill them off. And numerous other species have done the same.

Animals are perfectly capable of malicious utter hate. Sure, it's purely instinctual, but it's hate nonetheless.

Obviously, I don't mean the literal definition of Genocide, dumb ****. But many animals kill their own species, which is what I meant by it.

Way to nitpick one single word and completely miss the point.

[Clovian]

Stopped watching after they said it was completely true and that the professor at USC was dedicated to proving the non-existence of god. You can't prove the non-existence of something, and a USC professor would know this.

Edit: Upon watching it seems the chalk rolled off his shoe and didnt break because there would probably not be to much force from the fall if it had just landed on his shoe? anyway I dont believe for a second this happened anyway as Im sure a professor would be able to keep a little more composure then running out of a classroom because a piece of chalk didn't break.

[Maydie]

Sorry, i still dont believe in god. Even tho i've been at several church meetings, there's just a part in me that says "Things, objects or human, if you cant see it,its not real"

[idusy]

Stopped watching after they said it was completely true and that the professor at USC was dedicated to proving the non-existence of god. You can't prove the non-existence of something, and a USC professor would know this.

Edit: Upon watching it seems the chalk rolled off his shoe and didnt break because there would probably not be to much force from the fall if it had just landed on his shoe? anyway I dont believe for a second this happened anyway as Im sure a professor would be able to keep a little more composure then running out of a classroom because a piece of chalk didn't break.

Yeah, but what the videos trying to say is that God made the piece of chalk roll down his shoe. Because, as we all know, God is well known for manipulating the falling motion of chalk. I'm sure there's something about it in the bible.

And right, just like science can't completely disprove Big Foot or alien abductions, it's also impossible to disprove God. Because he lives completely outside of logic.

[drani]

Lol i belive there is no couincidences but that if we turn at the right point future changes... like several big books