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In reply to the discussion: Interesting - is there a progressive argument against polygamy? [View all]AtheistCrusader
(33,982 posts)14. Precisely.
Forcing a non-consenting person, or a minor into a marriage is not the exclusive domain of polygyny.
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If its truly voluntary and the participants free will, choice should prevail
ProgressiveProfessor
Feb 2013
#4
If it's not consenting, then it is actionable under law regardless of whether polygamy is legal
AtheistCrusader
Feb 2013
#19
I would think that being told you'll 'burn in hell' is less damaging than enabling physical dependen
AtheistCrusader
Feb 2013
#27
Yes, assumptions are dangerous, I may have incorrectly assumed the anger attack came from you but...
misswizard1
Feb 2013
#45
Not enough depth in the gene pool. The incidence of birth defect is very high in Utah.
marble falls
Feb 2013
#3
I was surprised when visiting Salt Lake City, that a high end department store in the mall,
Cleita
Feb 2013
#12
I don't think there is any argument against it, just a need for serious regulation.
mostlyalurker
Feb 2013
#29
Yes. It is rare, and that rarity is an example of our mostly patriarchal society
AtheistCrusader
Feb 2013
#43