Conservative Glenn Beck on Tuesday told
his radio listeners that he doesn't care if gay people marry,
provided they don't destroy his marriage.
The 48-year-old Beck insisted he
doesn't hate gay people and that the Left's arguments on marriage
equality are not honest.
“Let's talk about gay marriage for a
second,” Beck
said. “I don't care if somebody gets married. I really don't
[care] if you get married. Just don't destroy my marriage. Don't
destroy my church. I don't care. I don't judge you. I don't want
to be in your bedroom. And believe me, you don't want to be in my
bedroom.”
“However, try to find somebody that
will stand up … I'll stand up for your rights. I have gay friends.
We have gay employees, it doesn't matter to me. I'll stand up, I'll
defend you.”
“But will you defend me? Will you
defend my belief?”
Beck answered his own question: no.
“Don't try to tell me and I won't try
to tell you,” he added. (The video is embedded on this page.
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Beck has previously defended former GOP
presidential candidate Rick
Santorum's opposition to marriage equality.