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I absolutely REFUSED to pay to see this film. It was recently released to cable television, and with the new audience that will now be seeing it, I figured it was time for a new round of dissection!
This is a breakdown of "Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed."
I'm not going to be countering every single mistake made in the film; it would simply take too long. What I am attempting to do is present each of the major themes of the film and showing how it presents itself in one way but is nothing more than a "bait and switch" tactic from start to finish.
Part 1: The Sales Pitch
In this part we get the opening arguments from Stein and the bulk of their "sales pitch" to why we should consider ID.
I apologize for the shaky camera. I didn't have any where to set up a tripod.
If you are having trouble viewing the video, try clicking the "HD" button. If that doesn't work, try starting the video a few seconds in. It's a YouTube glitch and is happening with many videos lately.
I absolutely REFUSED to pay to see this film. It was recently released to cable television, and with the new audience that will now be seeing it, I figured it was time for a new round of dissection!
This is a breakdown of "Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed."
I'm not going to be countering every single mistake made in the film; it would simply take too long. What I am attempting to do is present each of the major themes of the film and showing how it presents itself in one way but is nothing more than a "bait and switch" tactic from start to finish.
Part 1: The Sales Pitch
In this part we get the opening arguments from Stein and the bulk of their "sales pitch" to why we should consider ID.
I apologize for the shaky camera. I didn't have any where to set up a tripod.
