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  1. Eric says:

    This is funny as hell. Almost as funny as religion, of course.

    • Vitek1 says:

      Oh look! Another immature athiest who thinks he’s cool!

      • Taiyou says:

        ^ He mad.

      • hypnotoad says:

        another inbred red neck

      • Eric says:

        Who ever said I was an atheist? Since I hate religion, I MUST be an atheist, right? Cuz, you know, you HAVE to classify people with EVERYTHING

        • MikeL says:

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          • Pantheistic Hipster says:

            Atheism is so mainstream.
            Of course, atheists are slightly smarter than religious nuts, but they’re still ranked waaay down there in the scale of intelligence.

          • Poole says:

            “I absolutely believe in God, and I hate the bastard.”

            The Chronicles of Riddic- Pitch Black.

            To sum it up, you can believe in God, in faith, in religion, and have a legitimate reason to hate those. Like, I dunno, allowing evil to exist?

            • Problem? says:

              I Love that quote! Almost as much as love to see religious douchebags rage :D

            • Fran says:

              Without evil there can’t be any good….idiot

              • Blarp says:

                That’s like saying it’s impossible to light a candle in daylight.

                Idiot.

              • Layla19 says:

                Right, right, no good without evil, no night without day. But if we had constant daylight, it isn’t day that would be lost, it would just be the concept of day. We’d still need rest periods and wakeful periods, and we would have some way of labeling each “day” to distinguish it from the ones before or after. Likewise, we’d still have good, just not the concept of it opposed to evil. It’s a tautological argument that isn’t very useful. Without good, there’d be no not-good. Well, without r@pe there’d be no unr@ped, but is anyone suggesting we keep it so people can be grateful if they fall on the good side of that argument?

                • Popo says:

                  ^Loved this, great answer.

                • Monkylord says:

                  Ok so you believe there can be endless day and all can be perfect. We can all be friends and share … realy
                  No just like if it was a endless day alot of the life on earth would not be able to adapt and would just die, people would have not free choice the one thing that makes us true humans. If we were unable to decide would we be truly free?

                  • Layla19 says:

                    You missed the point. I didn’t say endless day would be fantastic; I said that day wouldn’t be lost, just the concept of it. It was an example to explain that a concept is different from the thing. And whether people truly do have free will is debatable. If God knows everything, then we can only choose to do what he already knows we will choose to do; if you only believe in science, some neuroscientists are saying that we DO things before the reactions in our brain CHOOSE to do them, so choice is an illusion, and we are the product of our chemicals, experiences and knowledge. Of course, the knowledge that we will be punished factors into our “decisions” so we have to still continue to believe in free will regardless, and punish people who don’t act like we say they should.

                  • Evolution Rules says:

                    You also seem to miss the point that evolution really does happen, so if there was “endless day,” then everything on Earth would already be adapted to it.

                    And Layla19 pretty much covered how much you make no sense with the free choice, so ultrakudos to her.

                    You fail at both religion and science. You should probably quit while you’re devastatingly far behind ;-)

                    • Dragoryn says:

                      We all know evolution exist its in the 7th grade school in the rest of the world. Its on all science channels soo get over yourself. I dont like churches and priests, but its STUPID, IDIOTIC and Ignorant to put all people who have some sort of spirituality in the same pot. Endless day does not exist NOW and on earth, right? Just like we have a option to be good, bad and indifferent,right? If over night these 2 changed what would happen? Plain and simple we cant know the Monkeylord is right, if we had no choise we would have nothing at all

                      • Lolerskates says:

                        You are missing the original point of why good can exist without evil or any other option. It is just the concept and word that would lose meaning. Just like the day night example so be a religious moron elsewhere.

                • Phoenix says:

                  Absolutely amazing… logical thought and philosophy in action. In a sea of idiocy I just found an island of classical wit and unbridled sanity. I salute you!

                • Dr_Maricon says:

                  Hey, so that’s why priests mollest kids ! To allow consensual sex !

                  It all makes so much sense now, thanks religion !

              • Aries says:

                That’s the most overused and worst arguement for the existence of evil. ‘Oh these people don’t know what to aspire to, lets bang in some evil to the world so they can have a point of reference…wait what, why are people indulging in it!?’ is not what an omniscient, all loving God would do. Fool.

              • Creative Anarchy says:

                Wow.. Just gonna take a second to let that sink in..
                Ok
                The notion that evil is necesarry is like saying that a cup that isn’t full has no volume or worth for that matter. Evil is not a requirement for good. Good happens in the absense fo evil constantly all around us. There is no reason to believe that we can’t have only-good other than the crooked dydact that there is such a thing as a necesarry evil. This is lazy thinking for people who cannot or will not trouble themselves to work for a solution that doesn’t hurt others. If it were really true that we could not have good without evil, nobody would ever work to make the world a better place.

                • Dragoryn says:

                  If you can only have 1 option to be good, do you have any free will? What would be the point of anything than?

                  • Lolerskates says:

                    Free will does not have to be the choice between good an evil it is the choice of what you do. That encompasses more then a moral issue. I suggest you take a entry level psych and philosophy class ASAP.

          • Squall says:

            MikeL Religion has nothing to do with belief in a deity. just because you hate religion doesnt make you athiest. You can still be spiritual without religion.

            Cant tell if trolling or just very stupid…

        • Ryan Waxx says:

          > Since I hate religion, I MUST be an atheist, right?

          Umm…

          Yes, genius, hating religion is generally the mark of an atheist. It would be quite odd to find a theist who hates religion… and agnostics don’t care one way or another.

          So yes, you do fit the stereotype you dug out for yourself.

          • 109 says:

            A brief word of caution: one who hates religion is (in all likelihood) an atheist, but don’t think that all atheists are hostile people who run around saying mean things and acting all condescending towards everyone else. We’re not. All men are human, but not all humans are men. All religion-haters are probably atheists, but not all atheists are religion-haters.

          • DisgruntledFerret says:

            No, atheism is just a lack of belief in deities. There’s no hatred required.

            • Chuck says:

              no, but atheism is required for hating religions

              • ... says:

                Not really. I believe in God but consider organized religions to be basically corrupt and annoying…

                • Kingeh says:

                  I agree completely. There is nothing I hate more in this world than religion, and the idea that any one group, because they believe it, is better than every other group who doesn’t.
                  People start wars and spread hatred in the name of “God,” and in reality end up betraying their possible deity.
                  Honestly, I don’t mind the idea of an afterlife, a deity, or fate; in fact, I’d prefer to think that there is. It’s the idea that any one person is any more right than anyone else who has had an idea as to our lives after death.
                  I find things like The Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster to be just as reasonable a theory as Christianity or any other of those organized religions.

              • frootofaloom says:

                not true Christians tend to hate Muslims which is a religion

                • Corcoran says:

                  A religion. However, last time I checked, Islam wasn’t an all-encompassing religion.

                  • Spirit Wolf says:

                    Corcoran – What do you mean, “not all encompassing”? Islam has everything every other religion has – a creation myth, an end-times myth, and laws (Sharia) governing how people must behave, and how non-believers are to be dealt with (not kindly, btw).

                    So where is it “not all-encompassing”?

                • AFP says:

                  Erm… Muslims are a *people*. Islam is a religion though.

                  • Problem? says:

                    Islam is the religion yes, and muslims are the *followers* of that religion. Please phrase yourself better next time, if indeed that is what you meant.

                  • Hannah says:

                    Muslims are not *a* people, but people. A German Muslim and a Muslim from Senegal don’t have much in common, apart from their religion.

                  • Meister says:

                    Just as Christians are a people, right ?

                    • AFP says:

                      Yes, in the sense that Christians are a people, Muslims are a people. You get the point I’m trying to make, which was to distinguish between a belief system and the people who follow it.

                      • Meister says:

                        There’s no such thing as a “christian people”, there’re just christian peoples.

                        • Lolerskates says:

                          There are you are just really bad a grammatically phrasing that in English. There is a “Christian person,” There are Christian people not peoples.

                • matarratos says:

                  It’s more the other way round but wtv. Know your stereotypes.

              • Rhagai says:

                just because it is required doesnt mean each atheist hates religion.
                Its like fundamental terrorists. They require a strong believe, but not ever believer is a rerrorist.
                You can decline that, but please do me a favour then and shoot yourself for being a potential religious terrorist.

              • Zoreta says:

                Not really. Most people of faith view 99% of religions negatively- the 99% that aren’t theirs.

                Militant atheists just hate one more than everyone else.

              • Layla19 says:

                You can believe in a god and still hate religions. You can think that all the religions are wrong. You can think that spiritual belief should be private, or that religions do more harm than good, or that people gathering in large groups is almost never a good idea. None of those ideas negate believing in a god.

              • Ohhonestly says:

                No it isn’t. Lack of belief requires no emotion at all.

              • Thunal says:

                Atheism is NOT required.
                You’ve got misotheists, who believe in God, and hate him.
                Also a lot of people are spiritual but don’t belong to a religion, because they don’t like religion, because it causes bad things (at least according to them).

                • Ethan says:

                  There are also agnostics like me that believe that all notions of supreme entities and afterlife theories don’t matter. The life you lead should be dedicated towards doing the right thing, for the sake of should. Besides, religious hate has caused enough genocides, massacres, and wars to overshadow the ideal of a god.

                  One of the things that does bother me is the fact that people automatically assume you are atheist if you don’t technically have an organized religion.

                  In conclusion,
                  Atheist=doesn’t believe in God
                  Agnostic=doesn’t care if there is a god.

          • Darrell says:

            If you are intelligent, you hate stupidity; you are therefore an atheist, and you recognize religion as organized, collective stupidity.

            So it’s true that an atheist is quite likely to hate religion. I certainly do.

            • NEv says:

              But generalization another form of stupidity.

              I mean, you can call other people stupid for what they believe in. But they can call you stupid, too. In each others´ eyes, you´re both stupid.

              So now you see the futility of it all…

              • Michelle says:

                I’m an atheist but I don’t hate religion, I just dont “get” it.
                If people take strength from it then whatever.

                Being so blinkered by it that you refuse to accept evidence right in front of you of evolution, earth being more than 2000 years old (or whatever it is they claim) IS stupid.

                • AndreGon says:

                  i think they believe the earth is around 6000 year old
                  lol tards

                  • MoonShoesPotter says:

                    I hope you realise that there are a few, and I mean a few Christians that are non-literalists and are pluralists. They don’t take the Bible completely seriously, they take morals and messages from the stories, but also believe that everyone has the right to theor own religion and that everyone is right in their own way.

                    • MoonShoesPotter says:

                      Their

                      • Problem? says:

                        Well, let us all hope to god(haha!) that their number multiplies, while creationism goes extinct.

                      • moe says:

                        Yeah well, then you return to the big dilemma, if you start to fish out stuff from the bible that are true/useful, and those that are not, what are you criteria to do so? I basically once asked this question to myself, and it’s there where I decided to reject all of it as a block. I can get morals from elsewhere…

                        • MoonShoesPotter says:

                          To be fair, there a lot of contradictory quotes in the Bible, some people even use it to support racism and sexism. I don’t really take much from the Bible, I also agree that morals are easier to find elsewhere. However, stories like ‘The Good Samaritan’ have morals which can be helpful.

                    • Stig says:

                      H*ll yea! Good point, that is the mine type of thing! Believing in Jesus Christ and being a Christian, but don’t take that stuff with the condoms, etc that often the church restricts(and often later rehabilitates). A man should hear his inner voice… the one that the Holy Spirit quietly whispers. That is always the right thing to do. If you can hear it course.
                      As far as atheist and other non believers goes … it’s their decision(although it might change in the future, no matter what they say now), and i am sure their position is a pretty sad one

                      • Layla19 says:

                        I can only speak for myself on this one, but it was never a decision to be an atheist for me. I tried for years and years to force myself to believe, and could not. So “becoming” an atheist was not so much a decision, as just recognizing that I did not believe. And yes, it may change in the future…with evidence. I’m just not built (figure of speech, not literal) to believe in things. I do not find it sad to be an atheist. Sometimes I miss the community, the feeling of belonging to something much, much larger than humans can manage, but it doesn’t make me sad. What did make me sad was wondering why a god who loved us would let so much of the world suffer so much. I am much happier now, thank you, and no longer fear hell, although I was (and am) moral and behaved well both before and after identifying as an atheist.

                        • Dragoryn says:

                          Its stupid to believe Atheist are somehow superior. Most atheists are smug and selfcentered. I make my money of computer programming and i dont mind lighting a candle from time to time. I am a ortodox christian from a country where the priests drive S class mercedes and tell the people to be humble and fear god more. I hate these people but i believe there is a much much deeper meaning in the philosophy, NOT in the perversion the atheists like to see. When people are stupid fuccks they will be stupid atheists or religious freaks. Also i read all your comments its pathetic to cry for soo much attention.
                          About freedom of choice… the actions begins in the subconcion before the brain can give the command, ok maybe but if you take 1 hour to make a important decision is this still predetermined? Do you realy believe in the Athene theory that time and space is the same thing and times runs back as space expands? i liked that theory but i cant accept it. It would mean all is predetermind and i think i have the freedom to determine my own future

                        • Monkylord says:

                          One could consider me a atheist, i have not been to church in 3-4 years i have never prayed. But why is it soo hard to pick up a bible other religious book and think about the meaning behind it. Spirituality is something deep and something personal. I watched the zeitgeist movies and their merciless decomposition of christianity and i agreed with them, but later i saw them beg for money they claim is the root of all evil and i give it all second thought. It is easy to get cought up in the big theories, and new hard science facts but the more we learn the more we have to realize that we know less than 1% of the mysteries of the universe. We will die and rot way before we have any of the answers we want to know. Why is it wrong for someone who reads science fiction, listens to Tool (anti-religous band btw), likes Ricky Gervais and other atheistic artists to say “I Believe in something bigger than all of us”. Telling me i cant do that you try to deprive me of my free choice and noone has that right

                        • Layla19 says:

                          @ Monkylord- I don’t think I ever told you you couldn’t believe in something. If I did, I apologize. Believe what you want.

                        • Layla19 says:

                          @Dragoryn- Where did I say atheists are superior? Perhaps you have me confused with the voices in your head. And participating in a debate is hardly a cry for attention. Projecting? And quit reading all my comments, you creepy creeper.

                    • Cloral says:

                      Did you just describe yourself? If so then very good, the world needs more people like yourself.

                    • I agree says:

                      ^
                      This

                      I am the same way. I call it Neo-pagan-Christanbuhdisumagnostic ^_^ I am glad that you have the same thoughts as I do about religion.

                      • MoonShoesPotter says:

                        I’m also glad that I have found someone else who feels the same way :) I believe that more Christians should try and accept others views rather than just decide to condemn them.

                  • Christian says:

                    So believing the Earth is 6000 years old without proof makes me a retard, but believing that it is 3.4-4 billion years old, also without proof, makes you intelligent? The thing is that believing in evolution takes just as much faith as believing in creationism, if not more. Creationists believe that a divine being, in my case a loving God, created the world. Evolutionists believe that there was nothing, not even matter, and that somehow organic molecules appeared, exploded and released enough energy to create life. Scientists have already come to the conclusion that the “big bang” theory is absurd and impossible. They just don’t have another idea as to how life came to be, except that God created the world, and they won’t dare say that, as the majority of experts in this field are atheists. There are multiple evidences for the biblical prospective of life. These evidences, however, are used on both sides of the argument. The underlying problem here is hyperpartisanism. Most evolutionists refuse to even consider the ideas of creationism, and vice versa.

                    • Toon says:

                      You understand neither the theory of evolution nor the believ in creation if you think they’re mutually exclusive.

                    • Toon says:

                      Sorry: belief. Typo.

                      (Further note: the big bang theory is not the same thing as the theory of evolution. “Where did the universe come from” and “Where did life come from” are not the same question, even if a creationist sees them as having the same answer.)

                      • Jeff says:

                        Agreed. Also worth noting is that the questions of “Where did life come from” and “What happened with this ‘life’ thing after that?” are distinct as well.

                    • vcginganija says:

                      which scientists said the big bang theory is absurd and imopssible? And evolution does not require “faith”.. because there is evidence..lots of it..

                    • zac says:

                      What makes people intelligent, is observing our reality and making rational decisions on what we see and what we can test. All evidence we have found points to evolution, while creation stories from most major religions were written 1000s of years ago. Creationism is basically completely ignoring a ton of evidence right in front of you and not willing to search for answers in areas we don’t fully understand yet (e.g. a biogenesis, which is separate from evolution by the way).
                      Also, take an astronomy course at your local college or something. The Big Bang theory is what happened, as seen in evidence in the cosmic microwave background and the uniform percentage of helium to hydrogen found in all stars in the universe. Look it up.

                    • Nick says:

                      I don’t know what kind of brainwashing you’ve been subject to, but there is plenty of proof for both the 4 billion year old world and evolution. If someone could get as much evidence for creationism as there is for evolution, maybe scientists would take you seriously. All you have to go on is the bible, and the bible is true because the bible says it is true. Just google evolution for all the evidence we have…

                      Also, a LOT of scientists become atheists AFTER becoming scientists, and the more they understand about science, the more they feel that a god was NOT involved. Scientists don’t hate religion, and unfairly ignore it. They like PROOF.

                      You can’t pick and choose the bits of science you like!! The PROOF of the 4 billion year old world (and to a lesser extent evolution) is what drives your car. Oil COULD NOT EXIST in a 6000 year old world.

                    • MoonShoesPotter says:

                      Look, the Big Bang Theory does have proof. I have a GCSE in Astronomy and know that the background radiation and red and blue spectrums support this. You can be Christian and believe in the Big Bang Theory as I do. There is so much proof to back it up. In fact, some Christians believe that God could have started the Big Bang.

                    • Jake says:

                      perhaps God caused the big bang, and the us of several thousand years ago just couldn’t understand that concept and made up something that sounded nice.

                      • Auden says:

                        ^THAT while I now consider myself agnostic, I had that belief as a christian, The bible was written thousands of years ago when there was less understanding of the way things worked back then people
                        might not have accepted that the world could be so old so when God inspired the bible he told the story of creation in such a way that it would be understood and accepted at that time.

                    • X says:

                      Oh dear, there is so much wrong here it’s painful.

                      All I can suggest is taking basic science classes. I’m not sure who’s been lying to you – a preacher, a Creationist blog, your parents, or whatever – but I’m pretty sure your religion strictly prohibits that.

                      Please, you’ve clearly been the victim of indoctrination but let us try to call out to your ability to reason; are you seriously suggesting that scientists, even the religious ones apparently, have decided on hugely elaborate stories as an alternative to saying Godidit even though they know Godidit (but are still somehow atheists despite knowing that God exists and that Godidit, bizarrely)? How did they manage to fabricate such huge abundances of evidence all over the globe, including within every single life form?

                      There is no ‘faith’ involved in accepting evolution happened. It’s not a matter of opinion, I’m afraid. It’s an observed fact and logical necessity. You can’t possibly believe that it takes faith to ‘believe’ it happened, the idea is simply laughable. It’s the most heavily supported scientific theory (and from your post I expect I’ll have to explain that theory doesn’t guess, it means explanation) of all time and is supported by pretty much every subject you can think of.

            • Pita says:

              Actually, most of the Atheists I know, including myself, don’t hate religion. We can be very tolerant if necessary(oh, say, if we live in a community in which the majority of the population is religious and we actually want friends). Not to mention that religion is a huge part of history and the arts. Personally, I actually want to read the bible, but only as a work of historical fiction loosely based upon fact.

              See? Not everything is not as it seems.

          • Chass says:

            I am a theist who hates religion. Your argument is invalid.

            • c says:

              I’m atheist who dislike religion.

              But I hate the religious jerk who like to belittle me or others for either having no faith or of different faith.

          • Joe says:

            Actually, not believing in a higher power is generally the mark of an Atheist. Agnostics generally believe in something, but don’t know what. I believe in a higher power, but don’t know what it is, and I also hate organized religion. What does that make me?

      • Darrell says:

        I see. So when you mature, you begin to believe in virgin births, resurrection, all-knowing fairies who are in constant psychic communication with their worshippers, and the Red Sea parting on command.

        I prefer immaturity, then, if the alternative is wilfully cultivated stupidity.

      • X says:

        Ahh yes, hurling insults at a huge amount of people because one person spoke badly of your precious religion. You, sir, are clearly the epitome of maturity.

      • Unknown Caller says:

        u jelly bro?

      • Mr. Bojangles says:

        Oh look! Another retard who thinks he’s smart for believing in Santa Claus! Good for you!

      • Frankie says:

        Learn how to spell the word atheist first!

    • Just Sayin' says:

      You are not as smart as you think you are.

    • That Guy says:

      Successful troll is successful. VERY successful.

    • xiggie says:

      you just had to start a pointless flame war didn’t you.
      but i agree, people who thing theres a magical bearded man in the sky are kinda funny.

    • Assaulter says:

      Successful troll is successful

    • Chicken says:

      and u shall burn in hell

  2. Jimmy says:

    Check out the dinosaur’s expression, classic “I claim this land in the name of…”. Nobility.

  3. Dave says:

    That is MUCH more likely to be believed in Kansas than Texas.

    • ... says:

      Have you seen a textbook in Texas?

      • Gimpy says:

        Yes. They are actually pretty much the same as everywhere else. The Kanas makes it more believable or even Tennessee, i.e. the Scopes Trail.

        • STUFF2o says:

          I’d like to point out that while Kansas and Texas are generally Hicksville, Jesusland, the major cities (Kansas City and Austin) are fairly liberal.

          • tommy says:

            i wouldn’t call Austin the major city, it’s just the capitol…but yes it is hilariously weird there.

          • Ryan Waxx says:

            Jesusland?

            Yes, you’re right, the black churches in Houston are…

            Oh wait, you weren’t meaning to bash black worshippers?

            Well then.

          • ilmpb says:

            Tommy’s right, Austin (while awesome) is hardly a major city. Kind of hard to call Texas Hicksville when you don’t even know our major cities (which happen to be pretty damn diverse), Houston especially.

        • Mitochondria says:

          Hello. I live in Tennessee, and have for my whole life. I live about 3 hours from Dayton, TN where the Scopes trial took place. It is not even a large city where everyone is thought to be more liberal than the smaller towns. I was taught evolution in school and no, there were none of biases that you seem to think held over from 86 years ago.

          Plus, we know how to spell the word KANSAS.
          That is all.

        • liz says:

          Thank You. We are just as smart as yall. Most of us do not own horses or cattle. We just can’t keep the rednecks and the stereotypes off the tv

      • Dave says:

        Yeah, I lived there for two years.

      • mrpants98 says:

        I went to school in Texas. They teach evolution…

        • Lexi says:

          Because religion is NOT a history and science class! I go to Harmony Science Acadamy and evolution is very very likely and you people just have to to cling to your little books.
          I’m a democrat and an aithest and i’m 11 and a girl and i live in north Texas.

        • Lexi says:

          Because religion is NOT a history and science class! I go to Harmony Science Acadamy and evolution is very very likely and you people just have to to cling to your little books.
          I’m a democrat and an aithest and i’m 11 and a girl and i live in north Texas.

    • Darrell says:

      That’s for sure. In Texas they don’t even believe dinosaurs existed.

    • Troll Doll Robe Cult says:

      no it is Georgia because they are 2 years behind everyone else last time i checked.

    • TerraVexo says:

      Nah. I live in Kansas, and we have normal, scientific textbooks. But that doesnt stop the religious people here from believing the most retarded things.

  4. frumpybulldog says:

    Didn’t Texas recently stop teaching Creationism?

    • jaymick says:

      no, it is illegal to teach any form of “religion” we teach what the feds. tell us too. Since we are still federally funded.

    • Ohhonestly says:

      No, we didn’t teach it. The state school board would like us to introduce “intelligent design” (AKA religion without saying the G-word). I’ll have to double-check the current TEKS, but I don’t think it’s officially in yet.

      Doesn’t bother me; I address evolution, creationism, alien seeding and the Flying Spaghetti Monster when I start the unit, then quietly keep working with evolution the rest of the year.

  5. Qimmosabe says:

    This would be more along the lines of Kentucky. They got the creationist museum there.

    • Sawyer says:

      Ah, the allmighty Creationist museum; with its proud display of a history spanning for a staggering 6000 years!

  6. Nathan D. says:

    “We will rule over this land, and we will call it…’this land’!”

  7. ManFromNowhere says:

    The person who made this surely realizes the whole Texas school book things was a big lie created by the left? Perhaps he needs to go read a book instead of spreading propaganda.

  8. KelR says:

    I’m sure this is taught in GA too. Them backwards rednecks believe anything.

    • frootofaloom says:

      im from Georgia and im agnostic but yes most of us are religious very much so

    • Seginus says:

      Hey now, I’ve lived in Georgia since I was five. And trust me, they teach evolution, not some religiously-biased garbage.

      Granted, there are a TON of idiot rednecks around, and I know a few of them. They tend to give me a good laugh when they talk of how the bible has been scientifically proven to be 80-90% accurate.

      • Lexi says:

        Know what’s funny? I live in Tx and i love you Georgian people but people call it the “Texas” accent but the only person i know with that seemingly “Texas accent” is a transfer from Georgia.

  9. IvyTexan says:

    Oh, you mean the same kind of Texas classroom that helped me get into an Ivy League School?

    F&*% this noise!

  10. Jeb says:

    I’m Texan, and our schools don’t teach creationism.

  11. Mr.Teddy says:

    Way to sound redneck while calling them redneck

    • AFP says:

      Ahh, fond memories of going to high school in Oklahoma, and seeing a girl in strangler jeans, cowboy boots, and a plaid button-up shirt claim that “Texans are just a bunch of rednecks.”

  12. notcool says:

    i live in texas and this isn’t funny like I’m not saying this because it’s making fun of me or anything this was just a crappy joke… I’m actually really smart… my IQ is 145 =P

    • Layla19 says:

      The only thing your IQ is good for is joining Mensa, and the stuff they offer for joining isn’t worth the cost, anyway. IQ does not necessarily mean “smart” since everyone defines it differently, and it can refer to “book-learnin,’” “Street smarts,” “emotional intelligence,” or any number of things specific to different fields. Autistic savants (apologies if this is no longer correct term, no offense meant) are often very, very smart in their specialty but often are not well adapted to communication or social smarts. I found this joke amusing because I enjoy silly dinosaur jokes, regardless of whether they’re poking fun of someone else, too (and I’m from Texas).

      P.S. I have also gotten 145 on an IQ test, but I found it more amusing than something to brag about, because I’m sometimes quite stupid. I try to put on my shoes before my pants roughly three times a week.

      • Auden says:

        Also it is possible to improve on your IQ score by practicing IQ tests, they can be a pretty poor measure of intelligence.

  13. anthrogirl says:

    Is anyone else wondering where the dinosaur got the shovel?

  14. Zaracen says:

    I must have missed this page in my textbook. It was probably in the chapter about Creationism vs. Evolution crap that everyone whines about.

  15. Bonerack says:

    Anyone wanna buy Rapture insurance, for the loved ones left behind? Because you can.

  16. Mr. Texas Redneck says:

    you people are retarded. im damn sure that i learn the same thing as any of yall. Educate yourself, you peckerhead

  17. girl says:

    wtf. why Texas? i’m from Texas and iv’e lived all over the country, the text books being almost identical. I think this would fit Arkansas better bro. btw, you count on one of those dislikes to be from me.

    • Eric says:

      I live in TX too, and you have to admit our state is one of the biggest republican/christian states in the US.. either way, it’s still hilarious.

      • !AFP says:

        Well yeah, it’s one of the biggest any states in the US. Only Alaska is bigger, and Alaska is mostly frozen tundra and/or great fishing, depending on which TV show you watch.

      • Lexi says:

        Know what’s funny?
        I’m from Texas and i’m Aithest and Democratic and i’m 11 and a girl.
        And i have dreams for being in the House of Reps.
        Or a least a Senator.

    • Galen75 says:

      Texas produces the textbooks.

      • Ohhonestly says:

        We don’t actually produce the texts. It’s just that as such an incredibly large purchaser (the state, when new books are adopted), the state has an awful lot of influence on what goes into the books.

        • Skibez says:

          Texas also has the strictest regulations on what can go into text books & its cheaper to mass produce them to Texas’ standards as opposed to other states more lenient standards. So when It is decided what goes into a textbook in the US for k-12 it is usually based off of those standards. Which have taught me in Minnesota, a very liberal state…

  18. Fritters says:

    Ha ha! All southerners, especially white males, are stupid! Racist stereotypes are fun!

    (Yes, you CAN be racist towards white males o_0)

    • diane says:

      You can be racist towards anyone.

      • MrNiceGuy says:

        But pretty well as far as anyone is concerned, only white people can be racist.

        • crazy says:

          Hmm. I agree with MrNiceGuy. It’s only considered racist if a white person does it. But do you qualify as racist if you hate everyone equally?

          • AndreGon says:

            I hate everyone equaly (everyone but me)
            Some (polititians and lawyers) are more equal than others

          • !AFP says:

            If you hate everybody, I think that’s technically considered being a Misanthropist. I suppose in a sci-fi or fantasy setting you could just be racist towards humans in general though.

            • Spirit Wolf says:

              That would then be “speciesism”.

              Gawd, I hate it when sci-fi/fantasy mixes up the meanings of “species” and “race” to mean whatever left-leaning social message they wish to spew. The distinction between the two words gets lost in the public mind, and bad policy is made on this muddling.

              To wit, Star Trek: Enterprise. In the final series, a bad guy stole DNA from a human and a Vulcan officer, to genetically-engineer a baby (which later died), to show people what an abomination such a thing would be (?!). We are expected to find the bad guy a horrible person for being against this “race-mixing”. Ah, but humans and Vulcans are different _SPECIES_ – hence the complicated genetic procedure. Now, would the high-minded folks who wrote this feel the same if it were a human-chimp cross? After all, we’re talking DIFFERENT SPECIES, and intelligence has nothing to do with it.

              Or would they advocate humans screwing chimps, just as they advocate humans screwing aliens?

              • Layla19 says:

                Chimpanzees can’t give consent, though.

                • Spirit Wolf says:

                  Neither did the crew members whose DNA was stolen.

                  Anyway, who says they can’t? Are you unaware of the fact that they can learn American Sign Language?

                  • Layla19 says:

                    You asked, “Would they advocate humans screwing chimps, just as they advocate humans screwing aliens.” That is the part I was talking about. Aliens, of sufficiently advanced intelligence, can give consent. If you want chimps to be able to give consent, you’ll have to march on Washington. There’s kinda laws against it now.

                • AFP says:

                  But on Meth they can.

                  METH: Not Even Once!

    • Nathanael says:

      Lol, go ahead, be racist against white guys. They don’t care…

  19. MikeL says:

    This HAS to be the best theory ever! LOL

  20. JP says:

    Agh, monotheist theories… they’re so ridiculously funny you don’t know you should laugh or cry…

  21. jaymick says:

    Meanwhile, while Texas is the only state that can legally secede, this makes no sense?

    • Sarge says:

      No state can legally secede, you idiot. Did you not get to the American Civil War in history class yet?

      • MrNiceGuy says:

        Any state can secede if they want to. Doesn’t mean it will go over well with everyone else, though.

        • meg says:

          Sort of…Any State in the Union has the right to nullify an Act, Law, etc. passed by Congress if they can prove that they have good cause and the measure is carried by their State legislature. This is including in Alien and Sedition Acts, specifically the Virginia and Kentucky clauses (penned by Thomas Jefferson). During the American Civil War the States that seceded from the Union chose to nullify the Consitution of The United States. Lincoln then proceeded to ignore the Constitution as well, and placed a naval blockade around his own country. Which brings up whether or not the Constitution is valid or just convenient, lol.

          • Spirit Wolf says:

            Well, any constitution is nothing more than words on paper, utterly powerless in and of itself. Its power comes from people agreeing to abide by what it says.

            If the people no longer can agree, then the piece of paper becomes as meaningless as yesterday’s grocery list.

        • ProudIntelligentTexan says:

          Any state can secede but since Texas was annexed by mutual treaty rather than purchased or conquered, it is the only state guaranteed automatic recognition as a separate country by the U.S. And several other countries in the world (i.e. Most countries in a political alliance with the U.S.)

      • tb42 says:

        Neither the Texas Constitution, nor the Constitution of the united States, explicitly or implicitly disallows the secession of Texas (or any other “free and independent State”) from the United States. Joining the “Union” was ever and always voluntary, rendering voluntary withdrawal an equally lawful and viable option.

        During the Civil War era the Confederate States (including Texas) withdrew from the Union lawfully, civilly, and peacefully, after enduring several decades of excessive and inequitable federal tariffs (taxes) heavily prejudiced against Southern commerce. The South’s rejoining the Union at the point of a bayonet in the late 1860s didn’t prove secession is “not an option” or unlawful. It only affirmed that violent coercion can be used—even by governments.

        • yesbutnobutyes says:

          Wow, ace job of quoting a website! And blithely ignoring that your “Southern commerce” was primarily fueled on the backs of /slave labor/. You’ll have to excuse those of us that think it was an unbearable way of life and one that went on for a shamefully long time.

          That being said, in all fairness I’m sure there are just as many religious morons in Texas as there are in any other state.

          • Spirit Wolf says:

            Sigh. Yes, slavery is bad. However, keep in mind that the Brits/Americans only tapped into a pre-existing market in black African slaves, run by Arab Moslems for centuries before we started buying. Oh, and slave-hunting was done by Africans themselves.

            American blacks should be thankful they fell into the hands of Brits/Americans and not the Muslims. For one thing, the whites allowed them to breed (Muslim slave-owners like to neuter their slaves). And what sensible American black really wishes his ancestors had been left in Africa, for him to be born there today?

            You’d have to be nuts to wish that.

  22. Vigicat says:

    Something tells me we made this a religion debate over nothing.

    It’s not saying anything religious, at least as far as I can tell. It’s not like it’s saying that God was punishing them for Gluttony, it’s just saying they ate all the food and couldn’t find more-a legitimate way for a species to die out.

    Something tells me this was a cute little quip for kids that no-one was supposed to take seriously. It’s like taking science from a comedic faux-science book that included little bits like funny fake dinosaurs and a color-by-dots of ancient ridiculously impossible creatures (Saber-Toothed Kitten, anyone?)

  23. Ted Darby says:

    Wow you’d figure people cruising very demotivational might have a sense of humor. The comments on here are crazy. Take it over to fox forums you guys.

  24. Sarge says:

    Somehow, I’m included to believe that this image was created by the Mormons. After all, they believe the magnets work because the magnets have pieces of gravity stuck in them. The kind of mind that can believe that nonsense can believe this absurdity too.

    Now look sad and say: “Morons”

  25. Jordan says:

    Well, being from one of the most conservative areas in Texas, I can honestly say, nope….not even close. Our textbooks are literally the same as everywhere else…including the fact that we were taught the theory of evolution in high school. I don’t know why Texas was picked for this one since Texas, although conservative, doesn’t even come close to some states. In fact, I’m not sure if this goes under ultra-conservative or not….most people I know from the deep south bible belts don’t actually believe dinosaurs existed…

  26. diane says:

    No…A school in Texas wouldn’t admit to the existence of dinosaurs.

    • Just Sayin' says:

      Really? Do yourself a favor and look at how many leading Anthropologists and Archaeologists received all or part of their education in Texas.

      What wonderful, superior place are you from that allows you to run, ego unchecked through the interwebs?

      • MrNiceGuy says:

        You’re on a site like this and you can’t see a pretty obvious joke?

        • AFP says:

          It’s the Internet. EVERYTHING HERE IS SERIOUS.

          Except for the Joker, obviously. He’s confused as to why everything is so serious.

        • Just Sayin' says:

          The obvious joke would use Kansas, not Texas. I’m not even FROM there and I know this.

          A funny joke gets a pass on technicality issues. Since this joke sucked, it gets no such leeway.

  27. Just Sayin' says:

    This image said nothing of religion. You children are retards.

    Almost as retarded as the moron who made this, and cannot tell the difference between TX and KS.

    Nowhere near as moronic, however, as the people who equate liberalism with intelligence or education level. You kids get a special sticker for the day.

    Stupidity, as this picture and these comments prove, knows no political or regional boundaries.

    Lovingly yours,
    -a guy form the country with more brains, education, and life experience than you.

    • Gimpy says:

      Ok Mr High-and-Mighty, who shoved the silver spoon up your ass and made you better than everyone else? Glad you have the education to be smart enough to see that the existence of dinosaurs is one of the points of debate for religions.

      As your own comment proves, “Stupidity…knows no political or regional boundaries.” I even quoted it for you. No go back to you supposedly superior country of Imaginationland and tell the Lion from Narnia I’m still waiting for his challenge.

      • chessetits says:

        ^This!

      • AndreGon says:

        it’s not just dinossaurs. It’s, basically, every extinct species that ever existed (99% of all living creatures that ever existed) and evolution.

      • Just Sayin' says:

        Awwww, I get under your skin? Scroll up and look at the image, Mister Quotes, and quote me where it mentions religion. This is a leap taken by every smarmy little twit like yourself.

        I stand by my post:

        -The image makes no mention of religion.
        -Assuming the religious implication, the image still got the state wrong. It was Kansas, not Texas that went to court over creationist public curriculum. Proof that self-righteous children like yourself are NOT as smart as you think you are.

        • Gimpy says:

          Ok, I just mentioned the fact that dinosaurs are one of the main points of debate for religious fanatics and you still don’t think this has anything to do with religion? Granted this didn’t need to turn into a religious debate but as usual only one person needs to say one thing and it becomes one.

          Also I actually mentioned Kansas and even the Scopes Trial earlier so obviously you don’t care to read too many comments. But whatever, since I’m apparently a child I’ll just go eat some Cheetos and drink my apple juice.

    • Joe Bloggz says:

      U mad, jelly, butthurt AND typing furiously with typically ‘american youtube response’ defense words? Trolled without even trying..

  28. MrNiceGuy says:

    Hey, wait, that’s not… yeah, it’s true…

  29. Galaick says:

    That’s just sad… I dont know if I have to blame the oblivious Americans or the obvlious religion

  30. Tahrann says:

    Isn’t Texas ranked 46th out of 50 in education (for those who cannot tell, 1 being the best, 50 being the worst) or something to that extent? So that means there are less intelligent states. You can’t explain that. (And Texas even gets all the Mexicans.)

  31. L says:

    I think we are all missing the point here.

    That dinosaur has a shovel! How does he dig with his little arms? Or how did he make the shovel with his little arms?

    [/injecting humour]

  32. Me says:

    You are all idiots. Successful troll is successful. Get a job. Or a pet. Or something.

  33. mikeyyy says:

    lol at atheism and religion and agnosticism

    religious people are nothing more but agnosts, hence their evergoing quest to try to prove the existence of God and yet up until now they cannot. :D

    i refuse to be in one of those groups, as i am not connected to “God” the almighty brainwasher. i have read and heard about bibilical texts. oh the joy of trying to prove that god does not exist. useless and a waste of time.

    i am a human being with human rights ;)

  34. Stig says:

    I didn’t start the flamewar! YAY

  35. fuuuuuu says:

    *God Is Not Great* by Christopher Hitchens. Read it!

  36. Xiras says:

    Anyone realised, that only Americans (Yes yes, with small exeptions and no – I don’t mean all Americans by that) are stupid enough to believe such bullsh*t?

  37. Ruth Connery says:

    And we wonder why our kids are STUPID!!!

  38. Non-idiot says:

    U guys r all teh dumber then me lol. lol. lol. lol. u need 2 assurtain intelejance. Idiot Attheists, idit theists, idiot trolls, idiot troll spoturs who use the usual vurbatum (liek “trolololo’ r wwut ‘Me” sed. u mus all com from 50 of 50 state. I come from 1 of 50. Life-noobs hoo arent orijanal.

  39. Ted Darby says:

    Wow, apparently Texas + Dinosaur joke = a lot of comments. You would think some of these people commenting would have a sense of humour. They are on a joke site after all.

  40. pt says:

    Meanwhile… in the US of A.
    Honestly, you people are sooooooo uptight about religion…

  41. Not uptight at all.
    The vikings said it best eons ago and we still say it today even after heathen was made out to be a derogatory word.

    “You have your gods and I have mine.

  42. Creative Anarchy says:

    Atheism has no relatioship with hatred
    Atheism has no relationship with religion
    Atheism has no relationship with evolution
    Not all religions have a God
    Not all Gods have a religion
    Many people who believe in a God hate all religions

    If you want people to take you seriously as a theist you have to stop being academically lazy and actually learn what Athism is. Treating it like anti-christianity makes you and others of your faith look stupid and it teaches you an worldview that prevents you from dealing effectively with the majority of humans on the planet.

    • Jan says:

      Ramen! I follow the FSM in an attempt to try and maintain my sense of humor in the face of religious fanatics and those who espouse atheism. I have no feelings about it one way or another. If there is one great Cosmic Being running the whole show he must have one hell of a waped sense of humor. If that be the case, we will get along quite well. ARRRR!

  43. blurghblurgh says:

    wait. so they played minecraft too?

  44. Blarney says:

    Well this demotivational is purty dang funny.
    Shame about all the folks gettin all bent outta shape over it.

  45. Kim Jong Il says:

    Is God willing to prevent evil, but not able? Then he is not omnipotent. Is he able, but not willing? Then he is malevolent. Is he both able and willing? Then whence cometh evil? Is he neither able nor willing? Then why call him God?
    -Epicur
    Please, may the one who is able to get his religion out of that one please step forward?
    I´ll be waiting…

  46. HAHAHA... says:

    MEANWHILE….In a very demotivational comment thread…..

  47. Alex says:

    this is a joke right? they dont teach that in USA?!

    • Layla19 says:

      No, we don’t teach that. Some little groups believe dinos aren’t real, and some want to teach creationism in schools, so this joke is kind of playing on the absurdity of non-science in science class. This, so far as I know, has never even been suggested. There is a rule, though, that every joke you think is too ridiculous will eventually become true. I look forward to that dinosaur book when it comes out.

  48. Jan says:

    Just as valid as any other argument I’ve heard. Not a comment on religion, (Unless you believe the earth was created somewhere around 6000 years ago or so?) More a comment on extinction. Only problem is that we didn’t find any shovels at the bottom of the holes. All arguments are invalid until we create time travel! Live with it. Humans rule! (for a little while)

  49. Jan says:

    What ya think?

  50. HugAHyena says:

    I just facepalm. If real. Should stop being surprised; need more pessismism.

  51. Sir Eggs Benedict Arnold says:

    Mkay so this picture somehow morphed from a low-blow to Texans (p.s. Ef you you northern douche) to an argument about atheism (p.p.s. Religion is not a joke, go blow yourself you atheist pricks). How does that work out?

    • Sir Eggs Benedict Arnold says:

      P.p.p.s. I’ve lived in Texas all my life, and though I can’t remember a full unit on the extinction of the dinosaurs, it has managed to rear its ugly head every year. On that note, not even the morons who make 20s in science have proposed something on this level of stupidity. Just in case you guys were wondering.

  52. Cobweb says:

    This is such a ridiculous demotivational… everyone knows that T.Rex had tiny McNugget forearms, and could NEVER use a shovel. Harumph!

    And yes, I’m from Texas, too. I thought this was funny, in a painful sort of way. We still have yahoos on the State Board of Education trying to get creationism taught in science classes, and we have a creation museum just down the road from… wait for it… Fossil Rim National Park. *facepalm* If you don’t laugh at it, you’d just have to cry.

  53. Michael DeZurik says:

    so God created the dinosaur, then discovered his mistake and sent a meteor into the Earth so there would be an ice age and that wiped them out and then God created light and read a book called “Creation for Idiots”

  54. Jake says:

    While I’m not saying that this isn’t occasionally (unfortunately) true, I’d just like to say that I’m from Texas, believe that evolution is a valid theory, and I’m a devout Christian.

  55. Jake says:

    Also? this joke was funny. You guys taking it seriously/being ignorant enough to think it was true? not so much. Many thanks to AFP and Blarney for their attempts at SRS BZNSS/ignorant folk damage control

    • AFP says:

      You like me! You really like me!

      /o\
      ><
      ^

      That was supposed to look like the Flying Nun, but it just looks like a guy in a funny hat who got nut-checked with a potato.

  56. ALittleChickenFried says:

    I don’t get it. How is this funny?

    • Fausto says:

      it’s funny because it’s unbelivable stupid. if you can’t see how stupid it is, i have bad news for you…..

  57. Charismatic Enigma says:

    If you’ve ever looked into the public education system in Texas, this is hilarious. It’s in the bottom five states CONSISTENTLY in almost every education-related statistic.

  58. texasmastermind says:

    I have to ask whether the creator of this poster has ever set foot in Texas, because I’m guessing they haven’t.

  59. NeilG says:

    Dinosaurs invented shovels?


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