Irish Children Teach You a Thing or Two About Marriage Equality

The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments on marriage equality in April, and the justices probably should have seen this video of Irish kids showing their support for marriage equality leading up to Ireland's vote on the issue.

Not only are these kids clearly progressive and open-minded, they're leagues ahead of the 37 percent of Americans who still oppose marriage equality.

They talk about why they love the differences in the world ...

And what it would be like if there weren't any differences ...

Examples of what different families are like ...

When asked if kids with gay parents are different:

Nope. And these are children. These children get it.

So what's the protocol for forwarding emails to the Supreme Court justices? They need to see this before they make their ruling, which is due this summer.

What do they think about the marriage equality vote?

Exactly. Families are families and love is love. The kids get it. Remind us why everyone doesn't?