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Evolution doesn't work like that.

Then explain it to me. Whenever I ask this question, I get the same answer from every evolutionist. They never answer the question, of course, just call me an idiot and that I need to learn more. I've read alot about speciation and species and that is another area where evolutionists talk out of both sides of their mouth.

First you show us a fossil of a something halfway between one species and another.
Then I ask why there are no species living like the fossil you presented.
Then you say evolution does not work like that (like the fossil you just showed).

And you say I am the idiot.

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I've read alot about speciation and species and that is another area where evolutionists talk out of both sides of their mouth.

Where? At ICR? AiG? Why don't you know the first thing about it?

That funny half-a-claw half-a-wing fossil? There were once lots and lots and lots and lots of those. A whole population over some large area in China. Populations evolve, and it's gradual in the generation-by-generation sense if not always the geological sense.

First you show us a fossil of a something halfway between one species and another.

I was throwing antihannity's dumb-bleeping back in his face. Evolution does not mean one day a dinosaur somewhere in the world turned into a bird. Only a creationist could be this clueless, know it himself, and still be sure he's right.

The worse news is you aren't even doing creation science wrong. You're doing it about average.

And you say I am the idiot.

It's worth repeating. You are the idiot.