As people said before, Steve Harvey is an imbecile. In addition, it's the first thing that came to my mind too when he asked the question. A perfectly legitimate answer as well, I didn't find it as funny as everybody else did. Blah. No votes at all.

Upvote for the humor, but still, fuck steve harvey... he's a bigoted asshole.

>> ^GenjiKilpatrick:

downvote cause i hate steve harvey


RACIST!

Steve Harvey is an idiot.

Steve Harvey is a complete tool, but her response was worth an upvote for me.

downvote cause i hate steve harvey

>> ^rottenseed:

Any chance to mock that overrated piece of shit.


I'm with ya, Steve Harvey is a bigoted fuck.

Thanks, longde.

In reply to this comment by longde:
*promote

A spot-on parody, and actually a hilarious skit.

You've got it all wrong. As the great Steve Harvey once pontificated, If we evolved from monkeys, why we still got monkeys?

I like the way you think.

In reply to this comment by ponceleon:
Stupid celebrities are like internet trolls, we shouldn't give them a forum to discuss their bullshit idiot ideas.

In reply to this comment by ponceleon:
What pisses me off the most about Steve Harvey is that if anyone said anything remotely as offensive about African Americans as what he says about Atheists, there would be outrage.

What pisses me off the most about Steve Harvey is that if anyone said anything remotely as offensive about African Americans as what he says about Atheists, there would be outrage.

I think I'll use this clip when I make questions for my Evolution class' final exam.

"Refute Steve Harvey's entire knowledge of evolution using basic information you learned in the first week of class (1 point)."

I have never liked Steve Harvey and his ugly pinstripes, back to his Apollo days.

I have heard his relationship book (from a twice divorced man) is crap too.

The problem here isn't LDS, but the current state of the public's attitude. Just think to the civil war. If you asked the "Average" man if slaves should be freed, they would probably say no.

The thing about democracy is that while majority rule is part of it, it also needs checks and balances in order to protect minorities from popular, but uneducated, attitudes. All you need to do is look back to other unpopular causes: equal rights for women, races, etc. At one point or another, these would have easily lost similar votes in their times.

The key is to continue to press for real education and truth and not fear-mongering and hypocrisy.

Religion's ownership of morality is bunk and hopefully this will come to light as we move forward. Just as Steve Harvey's bullshit statement in that other video about atheists, the religious right's claim to righteousness will be undermined ultimately by the hate with fuels it. If you look at the voting numbers for Obama as well as prop 8, you see clear lines drawn at age groups. Eventually the old racist, bigoted people will be replaced by a younger generation that has grown up with friends and family who live openly gay and understand that we are all people regardless...

Finally, I'll just say that this so-called pristine concept of marriage that is supposedly being "protected" is just a fabrication. Marriage does not do anything to prevent horror to the individuals involved, their children, or their extended families. There is not one impartial study out there that can show otherwise. If the religious right wants to maintain "marriage" as it was intended by their specific faiths at their inceptions, then they are talking NOT about a partnership in love, but a business agreement whereby one family sells a female to another for money, allegiance, or some other compensation.

Please if anyone is credited with "inventing" marriage as they are claiming, it is the poets, authors, and other creative people throughout history who wrote of an idealized concept that had little bearing in reality at the time. Ironically, I am willing to be that many of those people were homosexuals...

I challenge Steve Harvey to a duel.