Skeptic Project

Russell Glasser, Atheist Experience host takes apart the Venus Project nicely on the Atheist experience blog.
Not that you guys haven't gone over this before but it's nice to know others out there doing debunking
http://atheistexperience.blogspot.com/2011/02/few-words-about-zeitgeist-sequels.html

Wow, I've never experienced on-line sarcasm before.

And how they almost completely disagree with Z1 part 1. Now if atheists see and smell bullshit when Merola speaks of Jesus what does that say about the average Zeitard. Well, let's find out:

Compared with all internet users, Thezeitgeistmovement.com appeals more to men; its visitors also tend to consist of low-income, childless people browsing from home. (from Alexa).

Wow, so they are not yuppies who have sex every day of the week? I am shocked :-)

Good thing they are morons and unable to attract number, if they were more efficient we would be in serious trouble - bitter underachievers are 98% of this planet.

Sorry, sensed sarcasm for some reason, guess because you guys go over this stuff so much. Atheism is essentially a subcategory of skepticism (though it's possible to be an atheist and not a skeptic vise versa) so not too surprised they can rip apart Zeitgeist but I think he took apart the contradictions of the Venus project in a very layman sort of way. I think the reason they're good at it is they're really used to dealing with dumb shits on their show and have developed a real down to earth way of presenting ideas. The whole TV crew are excellent debaters.

Well, thank goodness that they are a bunch of incompetent twats with a liars, hucksters, and fat and poor elves for leaders. If they weren't such a joke, I think we'd have something to worry about is all I'm saying.

"He was a pizza delivery worker witching about poverty and how (wherever he works) makes him throw away food instead of it being eaten by someone for free while there are starving kids in third world countries (libtards and Zeitards love the "OMG STARVING KIDS IN AFRICA" shtick.) Yet I doubt you'd ever see this buffoon helping out at a soup kitchen or homeless shelter."

I do think it'd be good if restaurants wouldn't throw away uneaten food and instead compost what can be composted. Thus, I have a suggestion for this zeitgeister - have your pizza place compost leftover food for a community garden in the area. If your community doesn't have one, start one.

Of course, that will probably never happen, because it takes effort and ambition. Same reason the guy probably wouldn't volunteer at a soup kitchen or homeless shelter.

"So anyway, he goes on to lament that he doesn't like being a pizza man, how it's society's fault that he didn't amount to much, and that capitalism is exploiting his labor. This was right before he pretty much said that he favored a worker's revolution under the banner of TZM."

Man, I love the 'society's fault' line. It's society's fault that I didn't finish school or do well in it, it's society's fault I didn't go to college, it's society's fault I didn't do anything with my life!

Dude, the world isn't fair. Get over it. If you work at it, you can get somewhere. Not always, and there will be waves and pitfalls, but whining about won't get you anywhere. You know what? Many of these rich people you probably don't like started with nothing and really went somewhere because they had drive to DO something.

"Yeah but rich people and money are evil so I dont even want to be rich or struggle to get there"

And we're not conspiracy theorists!

True, the meat we eat is packed with crap and processed foods in general don't go into compost.

When I was growing up, we composted just about everything (some exceptions) and it worked pretty well. But...that's anecdotal evidence. So, Matt, how do you make the best compost?

I liked this comment to the atheist experience artical......

"My favorite part of ZA was that guy's solution to drunk driving. A pendulum would detect when a driver swerves and keep the car going straight. See!? Technology is easy! Never mind that you would never be able to turn this car should the road curve. . .

The rest of the ideas in the movie struck me to be similarly well planned out. I do not plan to bother with the latest installment."

I thought that as well when I saw it, I also thought that was a stupid solution because drunk drives don't necessarily swerve when driving, often they think they can drive well when drunk, but their rec action time is slower so they will hit some one else cause they could not break fast enough.