Thursday, June 27, 2013

Homophobes Were Born That Way Too

Now that the Supreme Court has shut down DOMA, the inevitable consequences must inevitably follow.  Here are some of the less publicized consequences:
  • People who wear white after Labor Day will be put in the stocks and mocked mercilessly.
  • This day in history will be commemorated now and forevermore as Judy Garland Day.
  • Congress will declare that everyone has the right to glitter bombs.
  • All federal documents will now have to be written in both English and Lisp.
  • Glee will never be cancelled.
  • In addition to the traditional opening prayer, church services will be required to start all meetings with a lip synch from the Rocky Horror Picture Show.
  • Now that the fabric of society has been altered, Obama is going to have to go back and reorganize all of those communities.
  • Modern Family will add polyamorous and polygamous families to the show to begin paving the way for the next constitutional marriage challenges.
  • George Takei will finally feel comfortable coming out of the closet and admitting that he isn’t gay after all but just really, really weird.
  • Gay men will begin to demand the right to have a womb.  Its design and implantation will be covered by Obamacare.
  • Dogs and cats living together, mass hysteria!
  • The National Anthem will be replaced with Somewhere Over the Rainbow.
  • Brokeback Mountain Goat will receive an Oscar for best motion picture and begin paving the way for the next constitutional marriage challenges.
  • The wait to reserve a decent wedding chapel just got that much longer.
  • Bloody fights will erupt over which of the grooms’ fathers will have to foot the bill for the wedding.
  • A new industry will arise around same sex divorces and prenup agreements.
  • A whole trove of legal precedents will arise concerning who has the rights to the Lady Gaga paraphernalia in a divorce.
  • A new series of Twilight novels will pave the way for the next constitutional marriage challenges.

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