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Jon Stewart vs. Bill Bennett

You don’t want to miss Jon Stewart skewering conservative Bill Bennett over gay marriage. Way to go, Jon!

Stewart: So why not encourage gay people to join in in that family arrangement if that is what provides stability to a society?

Bennett: Well I think if gay people are already members of familiesâ€”

Stewart: What?!

Bennett: They’re sons and they’re daughtersâ€”

Stewart: So that’s where the buck stops. That’s the gay ceiling.

Bennett: Look, it’s a debate about whether you think marriage is between a man and a woman.

Stewart: I disagree. I think it’s a debate about whether you think gay people are part of the human condition or just a random fetish.

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