The GOP on Gay Marriage (Parody Mashup)

A funny, satirical (and a bit scary) 1950s style video making fun of the whole gay marriage issue, particularly by the Republican presidential candidates. Besides including clips from some early propaganda videos and cartoons, it has quotes from the recent G.O.P. Presidential Debates, as well as excerpts from some very funny works of satire, including "The Homosexual Menace" by MisterSharp, "Response to NOM's Gathering Storm" by HappyCousin, and "What About Gay Marriage?" by twentythreesix. I hope Republicans can see the absurdity of the whole fight over whether gay people have equal rights. It was directed by Patrick C. Clinton with music by Kevin MacLeod.

The video is going to be part of the pre-show and intermission entertainment at the Los Angeles performance of "We the People" composed by Mark Koval and performed by the women's ensemble Vox Femina this November. The concert is all about marriage and equality. For more information about the concert, go to http://www.voxfeminala.org or to find out more about "We the People" go to http://markkoval.com/we_the_people.html.

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[MisterSharp]

Parts of this look familiar...

[BlondAtULL]

@MisterSharp I had to do a mashup video for one of my classes. I hope you don't mind that I used excerpts from your video. I really loved "The Homosexual Menace." If it bothers you, I can take it down. Just let me know.

[Pilgrim812]

I was going to suggest the Republican Party take a long walk off a short pier

but they seem to be going that aleady.

[MisterSharp]

@BlondAtULL Not at all. It's been put to good use and in the context in which it was originally intended.