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Frank Turek and His World of Lies
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A new comedy from the team that brought you ‘Liar Liar’!
Frank Turek was climbing the ladder of success. One lie at a time. Until one day his son tried to make an honest man out of him.
It didn’t work.
Frank has crazy notions about what an atheist is, applying objects with no agency the same cognitive capacity as a person. He makes the claim there are no other planets with exactly the kind or parameters to support the kind of life we know, without knowing how many planets exist and if they could or couldn’t support life.
He says there is more evidence against macroevolution than for macroevolution, despite multiple lines of evidence that has been gathered over the course of the last 150 years that prove it.
Rated D for Dumb.
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A new comedy from the team that brought you ‘Liar Liar’!
Frank Turek was climbing the ladder of success. One lie at a time. Until one day his son tried to make an honest man out of him.
It didn’t work.
Frank has crazy notions about what an atheist is, applying objects with no agency the same cognitive capacity as a person. He makes the claim there are no other planets with exactly the kind or parameters to support the kind of life we know, without knowing how many planets exist and if they could or couldn’t support life.
He says there is more evidence against macroevolution than for macroevolution, despite multiple lines of evidence that has been gathered over the course of the last 150 years that prove it.
Rated D for Dumb.
Original videos:
Sources:
SUPPORT | TWEET | SNAIL EMAIL
Thank you so much for your continued support on the interwebs!
As defined in the Australian Copyright Act 1968 (as amended) Division 3 Section 41A states: “A fair dealing with a literary, dramatic, musical or artistic work, or with an adaptation of a literary, dramatic or musical work, does not constitute an infringement of the copyright in the work if it is for the purpose of parody or satire.”
Copyright material can be used for the purposes of parody and satire without permission, provided your use is fair. The terms “parody” and “satire” are not defined in the Copyright Act and have not yet been considered by Australian courts, but it is likely that a court would look at dictionary definitions of the words to decide what they mean in the context of the Act.
People can use copyright material for the purpose of criticism or review without infringing copyright, provided they acknowledge the author and title of the work, and provided the dealing is “fair”.
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