Slidey
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What makes you think it wouldn't be LESS difficult with a polygamous marriage?who would want more than 1 wife? one is enough pain
What makes you think it wouldn't be LESS difficult with a polygamous marriage?who would want more than 1 wife? one is enough pain
explain...What makes you think it wouldn't be LESS difficult with a polygamous marriage?
I am strongly against it, but that has got to be like the lamest reason against it, I mean seriously...No, I don't think it should be legal. Law books are becoming thick enough.
Same as gay "marriage" but it hasn't stoped them from trying.If people want to sex more than one person and live with them, go ahead. But I don't see how legalising it will benefit society. It's not as if it's a minority group. I think it's pointless imo.
It's like a figure of speech, k, guy. What I'm trying to say is that there is no need to complicate and make an issue out of something that does not call for it. Do I need to spoon feed you further, literal larry?I am strongly against it, but that has got to be like the lamest reason against it, I mean seriously...
What if aboriginal culture had traditionally polygamous marriages?No, I don't think it should be legal. Law books are becoming thick enough. If people want to sex more than one person and live with them, go ahead. But I don't see how legalising it will benefit society. It's not as if it's a minority group. I think it's pointless imo.
It could also produce higher domestic violence rates, and homicide i.e. crazy bitch going crazy and bashing the other wife with a wooden roller to death, husband enters, gets bashed, then wife one suicides.
Think Medea (even though she wasn't consenting, it's plausible).
'Sif the law is complicated already beyond the understanding of the average person anyway. Adding a few more footnotes and extra passages here and there isn't going to kill anyone, just going to give lawyers an excuse to bill more.It's like a figure of speech, k, guy. What I'm trying to say is that there is no need to complicate and make an issue out of something that does not call for it. Do I need to spoon feed you further, literal larry?
You are going to make me cry. I am not being literal. I am talking about the issue as an INTANGIBLE CONCEPT here, not what's written on paper or to be written on paper, or how much it's going to cost, or how much effort it will take to legalise it. Here it is in a way you might understand what I'm saying: It just doesn't need to be mandated.'Sif the law is complicated already beyond the understanding of the average person anyway. Adding a few more footnotes and extra passages here and there isn't going to kill anyone, just going to give lawyers an excuse to bill more.
I agree with you that it should not be legalised, but not because it would be too much effort to actually instate it.
Yes, it's fine.What if aboriginal culture had traditionally polygamous marriages?
Exactly.Maybe he means that there'd be less focus on one person, so you wouldn't have as much opportunity to get pissed at each other and argue, and when you did, you could just spend time with your other wife (or husband).
Yeah, 'cause that's totally the point. Lol.i've been watching Big Love lately, polygamy looks pretty awesome, guranteed pussy every single night.
But more wives means you have to experience multiple 'time of the month's. And we all know how fun that is~i've been watching Big Love lately, polygamy looks pretty awesome, guranteed pussy every single night.
But you're on this thread too.Everyone on this thread is an idiot.
Of course it fucking has a place in our culture. That's like saying "Does atheism have a place in our culture or is it too different?" Only the people opposed to it will say no.Yeah, 'cause that's totally the point. Lol.
Seriously though, does it have a place in Australian culture, or is it too different?