Alabama's 'Redneck News' Reports On Changes After Gay Marriage

[DonViejo]

An intrepid citizen journalist in Blount County, Alabama posted a video to Facebook on Wednesday reporting on the changes to his state after legalization of gay marriage.

With a handheld camera, "Redneck News" anchor Jeremy Todd Addaway walked viewers through his property to survey any possible damage after the state ended its ban on same-sex marriage.

"This pile of brush is still here, and there are no homosexuals layin' on top of it, doin' homosexual things," Addaway said.

Addaway continued his investigation by digging deeper into his backyard. Watch the results in the video below:

Watch the video:

http://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/jeremy-todd-addaway-alabama-gay-marriage

[dixiegrrrrl]

1. but..but...his MARRIAGE is in danger!

Ain't exactly sure as to how that works, but "they" keep saying straight marriages are in danger somehow.

[dilby]

2. Ha, that was pretty funny.

I like what the guy did, pretty much "hey gays can marry now and nothing has really changed".

[yellowcanine]

3. "But I did see two squirrels that were kind of suspect....."

Funny stuff.

[Ruby the Liberal]

4. "no plagues of homosexuals falling from the sky"

Hilarious.

Good on him.

[LuvNewcastle]

5. Well when we're allowed to get married in Mississippi,

we're going to march around and around the capital until they make 'It's Raining Men' the state song.