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Category: Odd + Funny Author : Duncan Riley Posted: December 3, 2008
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Prop 8 The Musical

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prop 8 the musical

FunnyorDie is back with a classic new take on Proposition 8 with Proposition 8 The Musical.

Featuring in the video is Jack Black as Jesus, Neil Patrick Harris, Allison Janney, Rashida Jones, John C. Reilly, Magaret Cho, Sarah Chalke, Maya Rudolph and more.

The crux of the video is to highlight the issues in the Bible between condemning what is wrong and right, with Black noting that its a sin to eat shellfish, and that the bible also says it’s ok to stone your wife.

Religious types probably wont like it, but production values are strong, and Neil Patrick Harris has a fine singing voice.

Prop 8 The Musical video as follows:

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Bruce 1 month ago 1 point
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If you tink NPH has a good signing voice, check out this one to:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wDaszN9ByxM

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Anonymous 1 month ago 1 point
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I think the gay community is looking for a reaction from the Christians. They think that this musical would do the trick.

I think that this musical is very sacrilegious, but I won't do anything about it. Prop 8 supporters, please do not get too venomous in your statements.

To the Prop 8 Opponents: Is banning a father from marrying his daughter unjust and unconstitutional? After all, they love each other, and there should be no law that should be prohibiting them from marrying, right? What about banning marriage to minors? Is that unjust? What about banning people from marrying animals? What about banning polygamy? Are all these unjust and unconstitutional?

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Matt 1 month ago 1 point
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Why, exactly, is marriage between two consenting, nonrelated adults unjust?

We ban incest on public policy grounds solely because of the genetic consequences. Minors aren't permitted to marry because they're not permitted to enter into legal relationships. Animals have exactly nothing to do with anything. You can try to bury your bigotry, but this is no different than the ban on interracial marriages, or bans denying marriages to members of different classes. Why are those permissible?

If you want to say that you believe it's immoral, then why aren't you protesting marriages for money, or marriages of convenience, or drunken Vegas weddings? Why, after a divorce rate approaching 60% and having exactly no religious, moral, or other standards for marriage, is the sanctity of the institution JUST NOW threatened in this one inconsequential way?

If you and your church doesn't approve of gay marriages, don't perform them. But since when do you get approval rights for what other churches and civil officers do?

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Anonymous 1 month ago 1 point
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http://messageboards.aol.com/aol/en_us/articles...

Tell your comment of "If you and your church doesn't approve of gay marriages, don't perform them." to these guys, ok?

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Matt 1 month ago 1 point
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They weren't asked to perform a ceremony. Their policy allows the general public onto the land; sending people away for bigoted and discriminatory reasons is illegal.

No one was forced to participate, conduct, or endorse any activity. If they didn't want to provide access to the general public, they didn't have to, but they CHOSE to.

Thanks for playing.

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Anonymous 1 month ago 1 point
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They were being asked to allow something that they viewed as morally wrong on their property. They have a right to turn them away.

I am certain that any public events have to get their approval before they go into effect. If a church owns a campground or a park, then they can determine what they can and can't allow there, even if it is open to the general public.

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Matt 1 month ago 1 point
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"They were being asked to allow something that they viewed as morally wrong on their property. They have a right to turn them away."

No, they had no such right. Their property was a campground and pavilion for which they sought tax-exempt status. For non-religious properties (i.e. not church grounds), that status is contingent upon being open to the public. If they wanted to use it for their own internal purposes, they could have done so and paid taxes on it like countless other churches do.

"I am certain that any public events have to get their approval before they go into effect. "
What?

"If a church owns a campground or a park, then they can determine what they can and can't allow there, even if it is open to the general public."
No. General public means general public. They cannot close their doors to some people and not others and still be complying with "open to the public".

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