Everyone (who should be able to) can already marry legally...

Brad Pitt is disgusting. I will be honest, I like him as an actor. Fight Club and Se7en are two of my favorite movies, and he does a great job portraying the characters. But recently I have lost a lot of respect for him, well, what respect I had left for him.

As I'm sure most of you already know, Brad Pitt has made a public announcement that he will not marry until everyone who wants to marry can do so legally.

Wow.

Basically, I have no idea what to think about this situation. The first time I heard about this, my jaw just dropped and I started laughing. This has to be some kind of joke! Nobody in their right mind says things like this. Not even hippies. I would hardly say Pitt is a hippie, but I'm looking for some explanation.

How does the homosexual community feel about this bold move? I can't answer that, but I sure can make assumptions. Prepare for assumptions: Gays want to be treated just like everyone else. Does Pitt's statement really make the gay community feel normal, or do they feel even more segregated then before?

Not that gays are very intellectual, but I would hope that they would be a tad upset with Pitt's public announcement. They are receiving a lot of attention for this move, attention that is quite unnecessary. It's just like feminists who do not want to be singled out, yet they wear shirts that say "This is what a Feminist looks like." Now Pitt has put so much unneeded attention on the already heavy subject of legalizing gay marriage.

But, I'm sure many conservative Congressmen will hear about this and completely change their views, beliefs and morals. I mean, the fate of our country is riding on legalizing gay marriage; if Pitt won't marry until everyone can, what are we to do?!

Uh, we could remain living the way we are already living, and to be honest, it's been pretty good. This issue will always be a big one, until gay marriage is legalized or until gays all just "disappear" off of the face of the Earth. Personally, the latter seems more promising.

But this, my friends, is only my opinion.