Umbridge got up, opening her mouth only to be cut off.

"Why do you want this law passed?"

"Because homosexuals are an abomination! They don't deserve to live and their satanic offsprings don't either!" Umbridge screeched

"So you're making this law because of your personal views?" Ferguson asked, raising an eyebrow.

"Well, yes..." Umbridge said wearily.

"So can you tell me the difference between you wanting to pass a law saying homosexuals can't be together and that their children can't be with them or have to be aborted because you don't like them, and me saying I want to pass a law saying I want you and all of your cats dead because I don't like you?" Ferguson sneered.

"Ferguson, this goes deeper than you think. They aren't supposed to be together, it's supposed to be a girl and a boy! Like me and my husband!" Umbridge said.

"Oh yeah, your fourth husband from the others you've either hurt or divorced. Yeah, that makes me happy about marriage." Ferguson grunted, leaning back in his chair.

"Ferguson that is highly innapropriate!" Umbridge gasped.

"What's innapropriate is you wanting to get rid off all the gays." Ferguson said.

"What's so bad about sending them all to azkaban?" Umbridge asked, tilting her head.

"I'm gay!" He said. "And he-" Ferguson pointed to a man who was spectating the trial. "Is my husband! Or soon to be ex, because of this stupid law. So yeah, I'm going to veto against it. Because I don't know about you, Umbridge, but love isn't about gender, it's about the person. And I don't care if you don't like me, because I don't like you!"

"Yeah! Fuck you!" Draco said.

"So, all in favor of getting rid of this law?" Ferguson asked, looking around. Everyone's hand shot up. "All opposed?" One old lady's hand raised.

Ferguson smiled. "By decree of Wingzemont, the anti same-sex rule has been abolished," he announced.