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Angelina Pivarnick Makes Pathetic Argument Against Gay Marriage, JWoww Rips Her on Twitter

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Oct. 20 2012, Published 3:36 p.m. ET

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In the video below, former Jersey Shore star Angelina Pivarnick poorly debates the topic of gay marriage with openly gay singer and "friend" Adam Barta. Really, there is not one convincing argument (or complete sentence) in her response to Adam's questions.

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Everyone is entitled to their opinion, but may we suggest that doesn't mean you should debate them on video? Angelina says gays being denied the right to be married has "nothing to do with taxes." She also says that if gay people "want to have your little flings with your gay partner when you're younger and see how it is or whatever, that's fine," but in the end, they should ignore who they are and marry an unsuspecting straight male or female so they can have "beautiful babies."

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Current Jersey Shore star Jenni “JWoww” Farley took to Twitter to blast Angelina.

“Angelina u f**king skank FYI I shouldn’t even breathe Ur name right now but I must… Gays have every to get married and have families….” wrote JWoww.

She continued, “Who the f**k are u saying they don’t?! I should smack that disgusting pig mouth of Urs for talking sh*t about gay rights…”

“But I won’t because u would enjoy that too much!” JWoww added. “I’ll just be sure to send u pics of my gay best friends wedding… Pigeon b*tch #gayrights!”

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