From Bilerico comes this awesome video.
Now before you watch the video, you need to know a little information on Micah Clark. In 2002, he bragged that during a hearing on domestic partnerships in Indianapolis, he not only cited the distorted data of Paul (gay men stuff gerbils of their rectums) Cameron, but sidestepped a councilmember who called him out for it:
As the video shows, he doesn't do that well against someone - Patrick Roth - who has done his homework:
Remember Patrick Roth? He guest posted his testimony in front of the Indiana House committee debating a marriage discrimination amendment. His testimony was so powerful that the local Fox station invited Patrick to face off against local religious right fundie Micah Clark of the American Family Association of Indiana. Patrick mops the floor with him. It is Teh Awesome.
Now before you watch the video, you need to know a little information on Micah Clark. In 2002, he bragged that during a hearing on domestic partnerships in Indianapolis, he not only cited the distorted data of Paul (gay men stuff gerbils of their rectums) Cameron, but sidestepped a councilmember who called him out for it:
“The author of the (domestic partner benefit) bill . . . tried to come at me for using a Paul Cameron study. I diverted that one pretty well by pointing out that I have spoken with Dr. Paul Cameron and her information was wrong. In any event, I said it was published in a well respected peer review journal and the research has not been disproved. I have been waiting for that one for years.” (Indianapolis Rejects Domestic Partner Benefits, Concerned Women for America, August 8, 2002)
As the video shows, he doesn't do that well against someone - Patrick Roth - who has done his homework:
I never get the chance to debate these idiots. Maybe it's because by now they know they'd lose.
ReplyDeleteTalking about marriage as being time immemorial etc. is ridiculous.
Early Christians didn't believe in marriage AT ALL. Even Christ himself.
So lets not talk about the unchanging marriage thing.
That's one thing I chalk up to being educated by the next best thing to the Jesuits, the Christian Brotherhood.