March 27, 2013
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6:23Now Playing"Justice Antonin Scalia has written that "it is our moral heritage that one should not hate any human being or class of human beings." Judging by the things he has said in court or written in his legal opinions about gays and lesbians, he doesn't really mean it."*
This week, we will hear many arguments on the subject of gay marriage as Prop 8 and DOMA are discussed by the Supreme Court. But...we already know what Justice Scalia thinks, even if his arguments don't really mistake. What are the problems in the homophobic things Scalia's said? Cenk Uygur breaks it down.
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