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"  Though most of us were holding back tears of joy during last night&amp;#039;s mass wedding at the Grammys, not everybody found Macklemore&amp;#039;s stunt heartwarming. Below, a small sampling of the many, many crazy responses to the on-stage nuptials. 1. &amp;quot;The Gaymmys.&amp;quot;  The Drudge Report was so incensed this morning that they&amp;#039;re just calling the whole thing &amp;quot;The Gaymmys.&amp;quot; Not sure that has quite the ring to it they were hoping for. 2. Downright &amp;quot;demonic.&amp;quot; Former University of Alabama quarterback A.J. McCarron thought the telecast was downright &amp;quot;demonic.&amp;quot; Yep, because the sight of Queen Latifah officiating a gay wedding is 100 percent as terrifying as The Exorcist.    Is it just me or are some of the Grammy performances so far seem to be really demonic?? Looks like there is a lot of evil in the world.. \u2014 AJ McCarron (@10AJMcCarron) January 27, 2014   3. #antichristian Fox News commentator Todd Starnes was very, very upset, accusing the Grammys of being #antichristian. But then he greatly undermined his own points with a tweet comparing Madonna to a character from The Dukes of Hazzard, a not-at-all racist show that is totally relevant to people younger than 55.    The Grammys mock God, marginalize the Bible. #hate #intolerance \u2014 toddstarnes (@toddstarnes) January 27, 2014      Remember when The Grammys was about music - and not cramming a social agenda down our throats? \u2014 toddstarnes (@toddstarnes) January 27, 2014      I&amp;amp;#39;ve never seen such a display of intolerance, bigotry and hatred. #Grammys #antichristian \u2014 toddstarnes (@toddstarnes) January 27, 2014      Madonna delivered a wonderful portrayal of Boss Hogg. #grammys \u2014 toddstarnes (@toddstarnes) January 27, 2014   4. *crying* This guy had tears, but they were not happy ones: 5. &amp;quot;Mad at the devil.&amp;quot; Bishop Paul Morton, a famous pastor who was himself nominated for a Grammy last night, woke up this morning &amp;quot;mad at the devil.&amp;quot; Pretty sure the only thing the devil was responsible for was Pharrell&amp;#039;s hat.    I&amp;amp;#39;m still in LA 6:00am here I&amp;amp;#39;m going back 2 sleep 4 a little while b 4 catching my flight home I woke up mad at the devil I&amp;amp;#39;m ok luv u \u2014 Bishop Paul S Morton (@BishopPMorton) January 27, 2014   6. &amp;quot;Didn&amp;#039;t uphold the real meaning of marriage.&amp;quot; Dana Loesch, a right-wing radio pundit, was angry that the ceremony didn&amp;#039;t uphold the real meaning of marriage. Whatever, Dana, everybody knows that marriage is just about getting free stuff from relatives you hate.    I always thought marriage was about making a covenant before God, not a Grammy audience. \u2014 Dana Loesch (@DLoesch) January 27, 2014   7. &amp;quot;Stereotyping Christians.&amp;quot; Other people were mad that Macklemore was stereotyping Christians while preaching against stereotypes. This would be sort of a valid argument, if all of the previous tweets about how the ceremony was &amp;quot;Anti-Christian&amp;quot; hadn&amp;#039;t, you know, happened.    Isn&amp;amp;#39;t it ironic that Macklemore preaches no stereotyping, while constantly stereotyping Christians/Conservatives? \u2014 Emily Rachelle (@OhhEMilyGee) January 27, 2014      @macklemore has some nerve preaching against prejudice and then stereotyping Conservatives as being anti-gay #nohate #Hypocrite \u2014 Rory Cosgrove (@rorycosgrove) January 27, 2014   8. Acting &amp;quot;out of the mainstream of American thinking and what this country was founded upon.&amp;quot; Steve Scheffler of the Iowa Christian Alliance thought the &amp;quot;Hollywood elite&amp;quot; were acting &amp;quot;out of the mainstream of American thinking and what this country was founded upon.&amp;quot; When in doubt, always invoke a bunch of dead guys who would totally lose their shit if they saw an iPhone. 9. Pushing the &amp;quot;gay agenda.&amp;quot; Many tweeters thought the ceremony was a vehicle for pushing the &amp;quot;gay agenda,&amp;quot; which sounds like the name of a fun party I&amp;#039;d like to attend.    The Macklemore-Madonna stunt on the #GRAMMYs was a little off. Something sacred like a wedding shouldn&amp;amp;#39;t be used for agenda-pushing. \u2014 Camillo (@yogon) January 27, 2014      Here we go again, Macklemore bashing conservatives and pushing homosexuality onto us \u2014 Sunshinefox7 (@stevenala) January 27, 2014   10. Blaming other religions. And of course, Tim Graham of the Media Research Center (a conservative watchdog group) had to go and bring other religions into it. Oddly enough, representatives from those groups seem to be keeping quiet today. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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