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I believe the term you were looking for is "subjective" evidence, as in evidence that is subjected to preconceived notions and ideas which are based upon suppositions and opinions rather than scientific facts.
No, they are very much objective. You can go out and test the same DNA and get the same results. You can measure the same fossils and come up with the same lengths and circumferences. You can test the same rocks and get the same ratios of K/Ar. Nothing subjective involved. The suppositions and opinions are what is being tested, since if macro-evolution is wrong then the predictions made through those theories should not be seen in the objective data. However, these predictions are fulfilled by objective data. Too bad for you.
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Macroevolution has never, will never be observed, neither in actuality or in the fossil record.
Actually, as scientists define macroevolution, it has been observed. Anything at or above the level of speciation is considered macroevolution. Since speciation has been observed, macroevolution hs bee observed.
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Science seems to agree with me as evidenced by the thousands of quotes by scientists that support my view while condemning yours.
Then show me a quote and we will see just how accurate it is. The quotations pass the following three criteria:
1. The context of the quote must be available online.
2. Any statement must be consistent with collected objective evidence (eg the number of hominid fossils could fit in a shoe box is not consistent with the sheer number of hominid fossils).
3. The quote must come from a person who has acquired a degree within the biological sciences from an accredited university.
Care to take up my challenge?