Jimmy Kimmel Asks A Bunch Of Kids What They Think About Marriage Equality
In the wake of Friday's historic SCOTUS ruling, Jimmy Kimmel addressed one of the biggest 'concerns' from marriage equality opponents: Kids. Specifically, whether or not they're sophisticated enough to wrap their hands around the idea.
That's when Kimmel dispatched staff writer/comedian Bridger Winegar to the streets to interview random kids about gay marriage–and marriage in general. Not surprisingly, their answers were hilarious.
Some highlights below.
Open to interpretation
Q: "Do you know what makes someone gay?"
A: "Yeah, I got a broken leg."
Time is of the essence
Q: "When should two people get married?"
A: "In the afternoon."
Future Fortune 500 CEO
Q: "What is gay marriage?"
A: "When a boy and a boy get married, and a girl and a girl get married."
Q: "Do you think that's hard to understand?"
A: "For some kids."
Q: "Is it for you?"
A: "No, not really."
Q: "Should anyone be allowed to get married."
A: "If you're old enough."
Q: "When do you want to get married?"
A: "When I'm 30."
Reality Bites
Q: "Why would someone want to get married?"
A: "'Cause they're pregnant."
The Cynic
Q: "Would you want to get married?"
A: "Not really."
Q: "How come?"
A: "Because when you get married, the other person is entitled to any money you have."
Watch the full video below.