Town Square Man ☕️

It's the same as our great-great-grandparents. They had children who are slightly different than them and then they died. Given enough time our descendants will be different enough from us that scientists can categorize them as a different species. But there isn't a fine line. That's only 5 generations, so the change is small and our descendants success is undetermined. Maybe they die out, maybe they are absorbed into a different dominant population, or maybe they will have what becomes the dominant branch. We are apes, so I don't know what you mean by "intermediate phases." We can't have half a species, we draw imaginary lines for taxonomic reasons. And gaps in evolution do not disprove evolution because you have to acknowledge evolution with each observed change. We have enough to show the process, but we don't have a fossil of every generation of life that came before humans on the family tree. That's not possible, as we have discussed. But again I'm asking please, can you give an example of what you think is missing?

Our great great grandparents are not different species. They died because of the passage of time, but their species continues. We ought to see a range of hominid phenotypes that descend from the intermediate phases between man and ape. If they became extinct then what exterminated them?

Evidence for God is everywhere. Nothing in the created world compares to the design of the human person.

Images of the sites on the Moon from 5 independent countries of the 6 different Moon landing sites is definitely proof of the events. The world watched as the most powerful rockets ever created launched in to space each time -- that part can't be doubted except for maybe by to most extreme lunatics. That link I posted explains 3rd party evidence. The USSR tracked the Apollo vehicles on the missions along with amateur astronomers and radio technicians around the world. It was broadcasted on live TV. The astronauts were real and they can be heard sending radio & TV signals from space throughout. Anyone who wants to can test that the retro reflectors are physically there on the Moon, right where the Astronauts placed them, using a laser. The descent stages, flags, footprints, & rovers are still on the Moon. 400,000 people worked on the missions, I know a few of them. And hundreds of pounds of Moon rocks were returned that couldn't have come from the Earth. Personally, I've met one of the astronauts who walked on the Moon and I've seen the work product of the experiments. We have hours and hours of video both from broadcast TV format & 16 mm video film from the Moon. And there is zero credible evidence that the missions were faked -- not a single thing. We have the original film with almost 25,000 images from the Apollo missions preserved in a freezer in Houston. Here's a link to those images. They are on physical film which was impossible to fake. Here's the link to the scans of that film: tothemoon.im-ldi.com/gallery/Apollo Apollo image atlas for easy searching: lpi.usra.edu/resources/apol… Just come out and say it; if you want to deny well documented historical achievements then grow a spine and do it. Expose your ignorance to all of us, don't hide behind ambiguity to save face. Go all-in and tell us how little you understand about reality. Or simply acknowledge the facts and what really happened.

@TownSquareMan @JupiterKunt @WhatNowDoc Um, what part of collusion to control the masses do you not understand? Technology easily fakes anything. I'm not saying it is or isnt. I'm saying what you call proof, proves absolutely nothing

I’m sorry, I used to think the “conspiracy theorists” were just nutters. This week I’ve decided we were conned. Hear me out. That 1969 spacecraft I watched on my black and white TV had less computing power than your wristwatch, less than some thermostatic controllers I have on my walls. This week NASA sent a $93billion spacecraft to *orbit* the moon, just orbit, in preparation for an actual moon landing in a few years time. Why on earth would it take us 57 years, and a $93b test flight, with the compute power and comms facilities we have today, if we’d already done it successfully, once before, with so little, 57 years ago. Nah, I’m now with the conspiracy theorists.

@WarrenVsCCP Terrible event. I know someone who was there!

Real video of Tiananmen Square on June 4th. After watching it, you will no longer believe the CCP's lies! Apart from the People's Liberation Army of China 🇨🇳, no other country's army in the world would drive a column of tanks into the square of its capital and open fire on its thousands of college students.

The same reason our great-great-grandfathers are dead. We have a fossil record proving that our ancestors evolved over time to become us. There's a fossil representing a snapshot at regular intervals. What exactly are you considering an "intermediate" species, can you give me an example?

@TownSquareMan @LilaGraceRose But why are they dead? And these are distinct species, not intermediate.

@TheDemocrats The Democrats are mocking people for their height now. I thought they were supposed to he the party of inclusion? Apparently not.

When the world shut down over a 99.9999% survivable virus, I had to tell a few dozen rig hands they were out of a job. Then I had to tell even more frac hands. Then snubbing hands. Then I went home to wait for my layoff. Then I spent 6 months applying for jobs with no interviews because corporate America had banned White men in honor of Saint George Floyd, Patron Saint of Fentanyl. A great Twitter friend who I am indebted to forever got me a job with a 25% pay cut, and I had to work physically harder than I had in a decade. Anyway. Nobody in news media ever reached out for my story. And it wasn’t a unique story, I was one of a couple hundred thousand guys going through this.

@JPMajor more info

Astronaut John Young’s famous “jump salute” on the Moon during Apollo 16 on April 21, 1972, photographed by LMP Charlie Duke. Young reached an estimated height of about 0.42 meters (16.5 inches) above the surface.

@cwa990210 @DrChrisCombs can't see them during the day

@DrChrisCombs Where are the billions of stars???!!1!1!1!!

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@davethehammer @JupiterKunt @WhatNowDoc 5 different governments to be exact. It's definitely real. Lots of other evidence too. Human space exploration is our destiny. Why are you posting if you supposedly "don't care?" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third-par…

@TownSquareMan @JupiterKunt @WhatNowDoc What part of propaganda do you not understand? A govt confirming something is meaningless. I don't care if it's real or not because it does absolutely nothing for mankind.

@DisDroidInitia1 @LilaGraceRose Here they are again. This contradicts your committed worldview that is based on your blind faith in a religion, so you're using cognitive dissonance as a defense mechanism to ignore this evidence.

@TownSquareMan @LilaGraceRose If we evolved gradually then the intermediate phenotypes would persist unless something destroyed them.

They are our ancestors & cousins. They are all dead; died hundreds of thousands of years ago. But there are no distinct "intermediate creatures" because we evolved gradually over millions of years. I posted the evidence of our evolution above. Each fossil is a snapshot of an individual from the past, but we'll never have every generation. Which specific part of our evolution do you believe has a gap?

@TownSquareMan @LilaGraceRose The intermediate creatures should still be here.

I didn't say King's guilt justified him being beaten, just that you wrongly thought he was innocent. Try to keep up. Yet again you have your facts wrong. The cops *were* punished. All four were fired and two of the cops served over 2 years each in federal prison for beating King.

@TownSquareMan @RileyMerritt17 @kimmie_c_ Clearly you have this wrong because Rodney King didn’t need to be “innocent”—he wasn’t on trial. If it’s important to punish bad behavior even when it doesn’t serve our narrative, those officers would have been convicted for the abuse of power they committed on camera.

Yeah that old bitch sure showed them...

I've been logically consistent throughout this thread. You're the one who thought Rodney King was innocent, Zimmerman was guilty, and that White people haven't been unfairly brutally beaten by the cops. You were wrong on all three. I've been fair & accurate. I dismiss your opinions when they are wrong or inconsistent. You don't like the facts here because they hurt the narrative that you want to believe. Face it, the jury ruled OJ as "not guilty" because he killed White people. That's wrong. Two wrongs don't make a right. And after they let him off he went on to use his second chance to commit a string of other crimes thereafter including armed robbery, kidnapping, burglary, assault with a deadly weapon, conspiracy to commit burglary & kidnapping, and some other minor offenses ultimately being sentenced to 33 years in prison. It's important to punish bad behavior even when it doesn't serve our narratives and to analyze the facts of each case without jumping to conclusions that might be more personally satisfying than the truth.

@TownSquareMan @RileyMerritt17 @kimmie_c_ And you would be dismissing me like you did for the Black people that didn’t get justice for crimes against them. You sure didn’t seem to think those were about racial prejudice but you sure seem to see it for white people.

What level of granularity are you looking for? Human evolution was not a linear progression from one discrete species to another but involved gene flow among regional groups across Africa and later on other continents. We don't have a fossil of every single generation of hominid, not every animal that dies is fossilized. Fossilization is rare. Could you even locate the bones of your great-great-grandfather? That doesn't mean he didn't exist, we know he existed, you are proof. The fact that we have snapshots with fossils at intervals that show the gradual change from about 6 million years ago through to today with species emerging and disappearing through that time is proof of evolution. There are no modern humans in the fossil record before about 300,000 years ago because that's when we first evolved. That's about 12,000 generations of modern human. There's not an exact first generation with a parent that we call a different species and declare the child as one of us. And modern humans from 300,000 years ago looked different than you and I. The fossils I posted pictures of show the gradual modification through natural processes that shows populations evolving gradually over hundreds of thousands of years. Where are you claiming that we came from, if not earlier hominids?

@TownSquareMan @LilaGraceRose Those aren't intermediate, they're unique species.

But if the people he murdered were not White, the jury would have found him guilty. So, the White victims didn't get justice, not because of anything they did, but because the jury wanted to send a message to White people. Imagine if the races were reversed, you'd be screaming racism from the mountain tops.

@TownSquareMan @RileyMerritt17 @kimmie_c_ Saying it’s significant because it was two white people who were murdered isn’t an admission of prejudice. Significant ≠ prejudice

@DisDroidInitia1 @LilaGraceRose Here they are:

@TownSquareMan @LilaGraceRose Then where are the intermediate species?

Issuing a racist decision to let a murderer walk because the two victims are White and they wanted to "send a message to White people" is definitely racial prejudice. You're all but agreeing, but don't want to acknowledge that because it would be losing the argument for you and you don't want to do that. The lady in the CNN clip I posted admits that it was significant "particularly because it was two White people" who were murdered. She said the quiet part out loud that you're afraid to admit.

@TownSquareMan @RileyMerritt17 @kimmie_c_ It was to send the criminal justice system a message but sending a message to white people isn’t racial prejudice.

@Justin005443601 @RileyMerritt17 @kimmie_c_ ...but it was to send White people a "message" right?

@TownSquareMan @RileyMerritt17 @kimmie_c_ Something being about race is not the same thing as being racial prejudice. I did not agree with you at all that the verdict with racially prejudiced against white people.

@TheGospelGuide @LilaGraceRose We are.

@TownSquareMan @LilaGraceRose I deny completely why are we not evolving 🤔

@Justin005443601 @RileyMerritt17 @kimmie_c_ You agreed that the jury in the OJ trial made their decision based on race and not on whether he was actually guilty of the crime. That's the point. Now you're trying to wiggle out of that. The juror in the video above said this too and so did the lady in the CNN clip.

@TownSquareMan @RileyMerritt17 @kimmie_c_ We are not both agreeing on that. I’m saying something completely different and you lack the ability (or willingness) to process nuance.