By thunderfoot?

No... though I think Thunderf00t was headed in the right direction. I understand Thunderf00t's point of view. The questions were ridiculous and as he said later in the conversation, actually at the end of the video, he wished it wasn't a meeting under these conditions.

The questions from Eric were not very well thought out, I mean, if he did put any thought in to them it really shows how he is lacking in intelligence.

The first response I would have given is "Which god" to the question "Is it impossible for god to exist".

My future replies would have been varied depending on his response to my question.

Hey, has any one seen Eric's dad legal issues? I looked up his family to see what their deal was... and oh boy... "All my possessions belong to god so I don't have to pay taxes" is a brilliant scheme. I'm surprised he didn't get away with it. Doh!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kent_Hovind

Why does this ass hat remind me so much of Todd Friel?  I remember watching Todd ask Sapient questions after the ABC News debate and trying to put him on the spot and berate him with these ridiculously fallacious questions regarding abortions and other bullshit only making himself look more like a bully than an interviewer.

I looked up that 'Todd Friel' on youtube and found the video. What a stooge.

1) He claims to be an agnostic when it comes to the FSM. Well this means he believes in the FSM!

2) He wants to know how many women have been saved from late term abortions. Well how many women do you think would go to a news station to announce this? How many would answer that question in a poll? What a stooge. What a lame question. Googling it I found one woman who claimed this and also claims to have found a support system with other women to deal with the grief of such a horrible situation.

http://www.alternet.org/reproductivejustice/141121/how_a_late-term_abortion_saved_my_life/

3) He said that the baby was in the stomach of the mother? I know this is a complete slip of logic but doesn't he know enough to use the term uterus?

He reminds me of those people who work for David Letterman or Howard Stern. They go out with a mic and they ask questions which they don't even have the answer to; or which . They use a technique of forced questioning. They got Brian right after the debate when he was pumped up and they attacked him. Brian could do better given he has experienced this sort of attack. Though I think Brian did a fine job given the circumstances.

That's a flaw that they turned into a benefit. The ability to continuously spew out words is necessary for their line of work. Problem is they focus so much on keeping the conversation going that they are prone to interrupting, and occasionally say absolutely ridiculous things. But if they didn't keep talking, people would tune out when the conversation stops for as little as 5-10 seconds.