Joe Rogan - Why would GOD make people GAY if it’s immoral?

Joe Rogan asks “Why would God make people gay if it’s immoral - guest Matt Walsh gets tongue tied and struggles to answer.

[JamesHardy-yiph]

"Jamie pull up a gay person."

[argfasdfgadfgasdfgsdfgsdfg]

For a person who opposes gay marriage, Walsh surely seems to enjoy giving non-straight answers.

[abelincoln]

As a straight male I can %100 tell you I was born this way. I never had to think about making a choice. I've always just been attracted to women. In no way would I be able to make some choice and flip some switch and be gay. I dont know why its hard for some of us to accept that gay people are born gay.

[jp]

This is an example of a man drowning on dry land.

[davemcintyre]

Remember when being left handed was a sin?

[pvtcruzhq]

It's insane, people say Rogan is only conservative and then completely ignore these segments when he respectfully disagrees and isn't condescending. This is a perfect example of real conversations that need to happen.

[TegridyMadeGames]

joe: asks question
Matt: ignores
Joe: asks question
Matt: deflects
Joe: asks question
Matt: changes topic to marriage

[NoMoneyG]

As a gay man myself, I would have preferred to be "normal". It would have saved me over 20 years of hardship & coming to terms with it. It's not like today where most think it's normal to just say you are & come out. I'm 54yo & being gay in a small town Midwest town was not easy. I knew from such a young age I was different. I still love woman & find them very attractive, but just not in a sexual way. I'm very straight acting & nobody knows unless I tell them. Fem or cis males make me cringe, but to each their own. I don't tell people outright of my sexuality. It's nobody's business & why I don't expect anybody's sexual preference to be brought up as part of ones identity. You leave me alone & I leave you alone. I go by peoples morals of being a decent human being regardless of skin color, sex preference or anything like that.

[aaraknid]

Religious people need to learn how to say : "I don't know"

[MikeCrawch]

The “Why are you gay?” meme popped in my head 🤣

[darinlewis]

Matt as a Christian running away from a Christian discussion is crazy. Man was uncomfortable defending his own faith

[LuisGonzalez-enkd]

The irony is that Joe’s question is as simple and direct as: What is a woman? But the response is as convoluted and incoherent as those questioned in Walsh’s documentary.

[outtoxicated]

Telling gay people they should never experience romantic love in their entire life is heartless and ridiculous.

[bmckenzie]

Matt Walsh is clearly not the person to answer the question.

[jimc]

Joe: “Hey Jamie, pull up that video of the gay bear.”

[TheHudson]

Watching Matt Walsh waffle on for 4 minutes and not answer the question is so funny. It’s because he doesn’t have an answer.

[eaglevision]

One of the best, most honest and truthful answers I have heard, when asking a question, is, “I don’t know.”

[RobinMasters]

Youtube proves one thing: it's very easy to speak alone in front of a camera without any contradicts (Matt Walsh), which can give your subscribers the impression of "dominating" a subject. It's quite another to have to face up to a discussion where you need to provide argumentative elements in front of your interlocutor.

[CorneliusMagnus]

Mat got a taste of his own medicine. He got "What is a Woman" treatment.

[austenwhelan]

This is why I like Joe Rogan. He’s not afraid to have anyone on his podcast and he loves challenging people on their ideas. Having a meaningful discussion on nearly any topic is not really possible anymore in this day in age. People have echo chambers which only reinforce their perceived correct perspective.