Sonic, of course they date multiple times! They like to use different methods for a check too. The more the better.
And some results are anomolous. But they are not a large fraction of them and they are mostly explainable.
If you wanted to check what time is was and it was important to get it right you might check your wristwatch, computer clock, the oven clock and 3 wall clocks. (
you
really want to get this right
Let's say the answers were: 5:23, 5:20, 5:32, 8:23, 6:01 and 5:21.
You have a look at the 8:23 clock, it is stopped, you discard that altogether. The others are all running. You probably figure is is just before 5:30 with a high degree of confidence. You just take the 6:01 time as wrong. Is there anything unreasonable about that?
The dates, by the way, come out in agreement with each other a lot. So what we learn from that is the assumptions are, as you say, not always wrong. In fact, it is clear from the results that they are usually (but not always)
right!
You say: assumptions are not always wrong
Exactly! Precisely Sonic, all they have to do is be right a few times and the young earth idea is blown out of the water. And that is what we have.
If you think they pick the dates to "fit the theory" you are accusing them of lying! Is that it? Is that all you and your creation scientists have left?
If so, then it is easily resolved. All the creation scientists have to do is to do a few 10's of really, really careful, really really, good datings and they will have overturned modern geology! Wow! Cool eh?
Funny thing, the only datings I'm aware of by creation scientists is using a method that is explicity not for young ages (under 100,000's of years) to date brand new lava. In other words deliberate dishonesty. Where are the carefully published results of reproducible young dates?