A comedian tears apart a classic anti-gay argument in a hilariously vicious 3-minute rant.

This comedian’s sense of humor and uh, salty language, are definitely not safe for work. And his views on religion are probably not for everyone. HOWEVER, his arguments in defense of equality will most likely leave you laughing and nodding your head. I hope.

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May 21, 2014

Warning: NSFW and NSFFFTH (Not Safe for Friends & Family of Ted Haggard).

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