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“The Judge Jones School of Law”
| December 12, 2006 | Posted by William Dembski under Courts, Culture, Darwinism, Evolution, Intelligent Design, Laws |
A hilarious flash animation of Judge Jones as a pull-string doll appears over at www.overwhelmingevidence.com. The humor is, granted, adolescent, but this is a site for high school students, and they are, after all, the ones that Judge Jones’s decision disenfranchised.
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Perhaps it’s juvenile humor, but it’s also pretty darn funny. I only marginally followed the Dover case when it was on, and I had no idea the judge was biased and/or incompetent enough to copy huge swaths of legalize right out of the ACLU’s documents without batting an eye. And then he became a hero because of it. Amazing.
Not entirely relevant to this blog entry but here is an ID debate I just found:
http://www.tvw.org/MediaPlayer.....038;TYPE=V
Steve Meyer versus Peter Ward.
Enjoy
Well it gave me a laugh.
Kind of cute, but the farting noises tended to drown out the points.
At least he is intelligent enough to undestarnd the right points.
Pitty that the true voices aren’t used.
Does anybody have sent a message to “Jones” about this funny animation?
It might be interesting to have his reaction.
A regular rogue’s gallery there in the background. Good attention to detail!
Can someone name the rogues for me? I only recognize a couple, though I’m sure I’ll recognize the names.
Darwin, Eugenie Scott, Richard Dawkins, Somebody Who Looks Sort of Like Russell Humphreys But Is Not, Plus some others.