Science, evolution, and creation: Ali G vs Kent Hovind

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==Video description:==
Da Ali G Show does science. Ali G (Sasha Baron-Cohen) invited (now federal inmate and tax cheat) creationist Kent Hovind to discuss evolution. The show erroneously lists Hovind as a "Dr," but his "doctorate" was earned from an unaccredited diploma mill. For more Hovind videos look at ones made by and for answers to Hovind's misinformation see:

==Youtube controversy:==
Eric Hovind [Kent's son] has been using false copyright claims to get youtube to pull negative material.

I guess Hovind's son has gotten tired of Kent Hovind's lies getting exposed on YouTube. So his son lied and claimed he owns the copyright on videos in an effort to silence his critics:


==Convicted felon==
Read about Hovind's 58 felony convictions:


==Audio of Hovind lying in jail==
Listen to the Kent Hovind jail recordings played at his sentencing:


This one in particular has Eric Hovind plot with Kent to hide assets from the government:


==Comments==
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Channel: Comedy
Uploaded: December 17, 2006 at 10:50 pm
Author: g12er

Length: 00:06:50
Rating: 4.53
Views: 1194725

Tags: Borat Sasha Baron-Cohen Kent Hovind Eric AliG skepticism intelligent design science evolution creationism Dr Dino

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numbing numbered numerous Comments:
watchsomevidoes (September 29, 2008 at 11:04 am)
Creationist dude clearly needs to read a biology textbook. What a fuckwit.
ShinGino (September 28, 2008 at 11:01 pm)
I believe in God.

And I believe in evolution.

Period.

The Bible does not state in detail how the world came to be, and it's our job(for some of us) to find out how.

When the Bible states that God created man from dirt, it's a metaphor. Most likely about being low standing ape-like creatures and evolved to the higher standing Homo-sepians.

Be more open minded people.

The Bible is old and no one then would understand so much scientific stuff. So it just states God did, but not how.
argetfalcon (September 28, 2008 at 1:54 am)
Here are just a few other things to consider about about Hovind before you believe his bullshit
Spent over $10,000 trying to avoid a $50 building permit
He thinks 9/11 was a conspiracy
He thinks Laetrile is a cure for cancer but the government is withholding the secret from the public
Thinks many other diseases were engineered by money makers
He is a convicted felon, and here is one of the excuses he tried to justify his tax evasion. He claimed everything he owned really belonged to God
jakebreaker (September 26, 2008 at 11:32 pm)
Animals are eukaryotic organisms that eat other organisms (plants/animals) for their survival. By admitting to eating a banana, Hovind admits that he falls under the scientific definition of being an animal. With his status as a member of "Animalia" in mind, it's all a matter of going down the branch of different subgroups to eventually see what kind of animal he ultimately is.

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Altezza07 (August 15, 2008 at 7:44 pm)
Ali g is amazing at improv, how can people not find this funny and take offence to it? i don't get it. people need to lighten up and not take every little thing so damn seriously.
JohnHasSeriousQ (August 13, 2008 at 2:41 am)
Evolution is not a process of life that happened by accident; rather is a process of the Variability within life changing over long periods of time through Natural Selection that is then passed down though Heredity.
EsotericArsonist (July 13, 2008 at 12:46 am)
saying hitler is not a real christian because he did bad things is actually a logical fallacy. The not a true scotsman fallacy or something like that. Therefore whoever made that comment is retarded
lonerook860 (July 11, 2008 at 2:50 pm)
Kent Hovind deserves to be in jail for ignorance alone.
viharsarok (August 5, 2008 at 4:47 am)
I think that creationist leaders are not as stupid as they seem to be. In fact, they are very smart at exploiting the stupidity of those who are really stupid. Maybe Hovind doesn't even believe in a young Earth, but if he gets paid to say so, why wouldn't he say it?
g12er (July 11, 2008 at 1:56 pm)
ralphenstein,

Exactly.