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It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia : Mac's Evolution Argument

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    I'm finished, guys!
    I'm finished.
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    Now, this is all about making myself
    credible in your eyes again,
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    and I'm gonna do that by admitting
    that evolution...
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    is a lie!
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    (off screen voice) God damn you, Mac!
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    (Dennis) Yes, please do, Mac.
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    Now, as you can see,
    this is the Evolution Meter.
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    And I've put God,
    the creator of everything,
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    on the right side,
    and evolution...
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    on the left.
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    I went ahead and put you
    guys all on the fence,
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    'cause of course you're gonna...
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    (Dennis) Actually, no.
    (Charlie) Let's start where I would start.
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    (Mac) No matter.
    I'm righteous.
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    I'm not gonna stand here,
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    present some egghead scientific
    argument based on fact.
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    I'm just a regular dude.
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    I like to drink beer.
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    You know,
    I love my family.
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    Rock, flag, and eagle,
    right, Charlie?
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    He's got a point.
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    (Dennis) No, he doesn't.
    (Dee) What?
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    (Mac) See, Charlie?
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    These liberals are trying to
    assassinate my character.
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    And I can't change their mind.
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    I won't change my mind,
    'cause I don't have to.
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    'Cause I'm an American.
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    I won't change my mind on anything,
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    regardless of the facts that
    are set out before me.
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    I'm dug in,
    and I'll never change.
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    Mac, look.
    You're wasting our time.
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    You're not gonna get us to not
    believe in evolution.
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    And why is that?
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    Because the smartest scientists in
    the entire world all agree that it's real.
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    I'm glad you brought that up,
    because, Mr. Reynolds,
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    (Mac) science is a liar sometimes.
    (Dee) Oh boy.
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    This... is Aristotle,
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    thought to be the smartest
    man on the planet.
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    He believed that the Earth was
    the center of the universe,
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    and everybody believed him,
    because he was so smart.
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    Until another smartest guy came around,
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    Galileo,
    and he disproved that theory,
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    making Aristotle and everybody else
    on Earth look like a
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    bitch.
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    'Course, Galileo then thought comets
    were an optical illusion,
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    and there was no way that the moon
    could cause the ocean's tides.
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    Everybody believed that because
    he was so smart.
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    He was also wrong,
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    making him and everyone else on
    Earth look like a bitch again.
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    And then, best of all,
    Sir Isaac Newton gets born,
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    and blows everybody's nips off
    with his big brains.
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    'Course, he also thought he
    could turn metal into gold,
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    and died eating mercury,
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    making him yet another stupid...
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    bitch!
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    Are you seeing a pattern?
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    No.
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    Mr. Reynolds, these were all the
    smartest scientists on the planet.
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    Only problem is,
    they kept being wrong
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    sometimes.
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    This is insane, you fool.
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    I'm a fool because I have more faith
    in the saints that wrote the Bible?
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    Yeah, because you just read the words
    of a bunch of guys that you never met,
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    and you just take it on faith that
    everything they wrote was true.
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    Hmm. And what makes you think
    what your scientists
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    are writing is any more truer
    than my saints?
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    Because there are volumes
    of proven data,
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    numbers, you know,
    figures.
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    There there are fossil records.
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    Oh, fossil records.
    Ah!
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    I didn't even think about the
    fossil records.
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    I guess I'll concede.
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    Oh, wait, uh, one more thing before I do,
    Mr. Reynolds.
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    Have you seen these fossil records?
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    Have I seen... huh?
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    Have you pored through
    the data yourself?
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    The numbers?
    The figures?
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    Well, no.
    I'm no.
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    Oh. Interesting.
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    So let me get this straight,
    Mr. Reynolds.
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    You get your information from a book
    written by men you've never met.
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    And you take their
    words as truth,
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    based on a willingness to believe,
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    a desire to accept,
    a leap of... humph
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    dare I say it?
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    Faith?
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    Come on,
    come on.
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    Look, I mean,
    I don't even know how
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    I'm supposed to respond to that, like.
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    (Dennis) Oh come on.
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    That is,
    that's a false equivalency.
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    Just answer the question,
    Mr. Reynolds.
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    Sure.
    Yeah, okay.
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    I rest my case.
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    Well, that got me.
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    Frank, do you want me to, uh...
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    (Frank) Put me over.
    (Charlie) Yeah, all right.
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    (Dennis) What?
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    (Charlie) Well, we're going
    on the fence.
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    I mean, that's a shadow of a doubt.
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    You actually don't believe in
    evolution anymore?
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    (Charlie) I don't know.
    He created a reasonable doubt.
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    He makes you sound like a stupid,
    uh, science bitch.
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    (Dee) Yeah, he got you good.
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    Oh my God.
Title:
It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia : Mac's Evolution Argument
Description:

Here mac successfully and hilariously disproves evolution to the gang. I don't own any of this and don't intend to profit from it. i just posted it because i love it so much and i want to share it.

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Video Language:
English
Duration:
04:24

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