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Prop 8 is something that I have discussed with friends and have felt strongly about. Love is love, we don't see enough true love anymore, and who is the government to say who can get married and who can not. There is a separation of church and state for a reason, and so the government shouldn't meddle in the affairs of those who want to get married. Now I am not saying anything that there cannot be people who are against this. Of course everyone can choose their own beliefs. But it is not the governments affair, if same sex marriages aren't recognized in the church and ceremonies cannot be done there, then I cannot say that that is wrong. But I do think that Christian individuals should not be hateful of those who love those of the same sex.

Well there's my piece on that, but this is what I really wanted to bring up.

Just look at all these big names! Well I am going to copy the article on here from the LA Weekly Blogs so you can see why they are all getting together. 

The American Foundation for Equal Rights, the plaintiff in California's never-ending court battle to overturn Proposition 8, is announcing this morning that Pitt has accepted a starring role in Saturday's live reading of "8," a play about the trial.

The Moneyball hunk will be playing...

... Judge Vaughn Walker, the appeals-court judge whose pro-gay-marriage ruling was called into question when opponents found out he was gay.

The play, as directed by Rob Reiner, will be read at the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in Los Angeles. But since those tickets are long gone, and because we all equally deserve the right to watch Pitt do his best old-gay-man impression, the entire show will be livestreamed on YouTube.

Beginning 7:45 p.m. on Saturday, you can observe history in the making on AFER's channel.

George Clooney and Martin Sheen are already signed on to play head plaintiffs. "

So if you are free Saturday night, be sure to check this out! How awesome is this??? Brad Pitt, George Clooney, and all these other stars coming together. Amazing