Andrew Wilson

It's not going to.

They don't get married there.

They just do a lot of gay shit there, right?

But they're not... I didn't observe that directly, but I've heard that.

But marriage is not the big thing in San Francisco.

Well, no, I would outlaw homosexual marriage.

Sure, it's immoral.

You don't need to necessarily always place a law in against something which is immoral.

It's not always conducive to the society to do that.

So, for instance, I would say for homosexuality, you're not going to jail, right?

None of this type of thing.

But there doesn't need to be any glorification, right?

You're not going to get married.

Nobody's going to bust in your bedroom and tell you what's what, right?

But there's not going to be any rainbow flags in the White House either.

There's not going to be any pro-gay government propaganda anywhere.

Well, I think that that would be the most important aspect of the First Amendment to say that the government's not going to propagandize towards one ideology or the other.

Isn't that the whole point of secularism?

The second they put the rainbow flags up on the White House.

Yeah.