Hate Homosexuals? Make Them Get Married

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This is beyond awesome! A new short film asks if you don’t agree with gay lifestyle, why would you then support prop8 and spare them from a life of wedded misery?

This interesting piece of reverse logic, Devin & Glenn, stars Justin Long and Mike White as a gay couple. Directed by Furlined team Will Speck and Josh Gordon, the 3:30 video also features Tom Arnold and Nora Dunn.

Like any marriage, Long and White travel down the path that begins with wedded bliss and ends with reality: bickering, inconsideration, mid-section girth, sexless nights and a case of nostalgia for that long lost bliss.

The PSA concludes with, “If you disagree with the homosexual lifestyle, support over turning prop 8 and make them get married. Like the rest of us.”

Quite brilliant, actually.

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