Origin of Stupidity

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmHN3JtyUXg

Anyone who may be reading my blog, please take the time to watch the video contained in the above link. I found it while I was browsing youtube one day, and it completely summed of my belief in evolution and my contempt and pity towards creationists.

if you are feeling like a vegetable, or just do not have the attention span to watch a six minute video I will offer a brief summary. The head of the creationist church and his goonie Kirk Cameron use the analogy of a banana being perfectly fit for consumption by human beings as a sipringboard for the introduction for a new 150th edition of Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species. This special edition contains all of Darwin's original work, with 50 additional pages at the beginning written by Ray Comfort, the symbol of creationism. The new edition contains facts about Darwin, including his disdain for women, his racist tendencies, and evololutions tie to Adolf Hitler. The whole video is paused throughout by the creator of the video in order to comment on the ignorance being displayed on the screen. All of these new editions can be completely disproven or called hypocrisy with one glance at the claims. Hitler was a christian, the Bible allows for the brutal treatment of women and the dominance of males, and Jesus himself was killed over religious ideals in a society that did not accept other races by any means.

The video I have attached at the bottom even disproves Ray comfort's theory that the banana could have only been created by God. Bananas have been around for 12,000 years, and appear in almost all parts of the world in different sizes, shapes and colors. The bright yellow banana we eat today is a mutant strain of a platain only recently discovered in Jamaica in 1836. I could go on forever on how stupid creationist look in these two videos, but any human being with any type of brain power can watch these videos and marvel at the stupidity that IS creationism.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YfucpGCm5hY&feature=related