Gay equality… the best question ever…

If you are still holding out against gay marriage, you are coming down on the wrong side of history. You are lumping yourself with those people who stood against equal rights for African-Americans or voting rights for women. Hey, if you want to have to have that conversation with your grandkids someday, about how you proudly stood up to keep people in their place, you go right ahead.

But leave it to a comedy show… THE comedy show… The Daily Show… to remind us that there is a more important question than: Which state is going to allow gay marriage next?

The real question is: Which state is going to allow gay marriage last?

According to those comedic geniuses, it is going to come down to two states in the deep south… why am I not surprised?… and I wont bother to tell you which two because it doesn’t really matter… although one of the states has a state flag that still has the Confederate flag right in it…

The best part of that segment of the show was when they had two men… wearing hidden cameras and being filmed… walk around acting like a gay couple, holding hands and even kissing. And you know what? Most people didn’t seem to care… or even notice.

They even had the guys do a fake marriage proposal in a waffle restaurant in each of those states, and people applauded…  for love…

It is almost like the institution of hatred is hanging on even though most people don’t really feel the hatred anymore. And the politicians are the ones propping the hate up.

I said it before and I am saying it again:

Stop letting politicians run for public office. Don’t let them run anything… except home…

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22 Responses to Gay equality… the best question ever…

  1. CDC's avatar thehobbler says:

    People think of way too many things to whine about. Gay people should be able to suffer the ups and downs of marriage, just like the rest of us.

  2. joehoover's avatar joehoover says:

    I think most people realise we are all the same. I had an argument with my otherhalf while I was sitting on the toilet this morning, just like straight people do. Don’t they?

  3. Successful politicians say their wives encourage them the most to run for office. They know – it’s safer than letting them run their homes.

  4. stephcalvert's avatar stephrogers says:

    Great post. Thank you!

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