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  Should polygamy be illegal? rug  Nov-09-08 10:54 PM   #0 
   yes. nt.  IndianaJones   Nov-09-08 10:55 PM   #1 
   Wow. You had to edit THAT! And it took 25 minutes?  Festivito   Nov-11-08 10:40 AM   #220 
   YES!!!!!  Bobbieo   Nov-09-08 10:55 PM   #2 
   Why?  yardwork   Nov-09-08 11:09 PM   #9 
   no nt  Genevieve   Nov-09-08 10:56 PM   #3 
   I'ts got a much longer history than monogamy NT  dmesg   Nov-09-08 10:56 PM   #4 
   No, I don't give a shit who marries whom  Catch22Dem   Nov-09-08 10:58 PM   #5 
   this is america! why should it be an issue at all  zoner4   Nov-10-08 05:29 PM   #148 
   No as long s it works both ways  azurnoir   Nov-09-08 10:59 PM   #6 
   Only if it's forced or the people being married are not of age.  MrSlayer   Nov-09-08 11:00 PM   #7 
   I agree completely. n/t  ObamaVision   Nov-10-08 05:35 PM   #150 
   Agreed.  northofdenali   Nov-10-08 09:24 PM   #176 
   I agree.  tomg   Nov-11-08 08:51 AM   #210 
   No, it should be legal as long as everyone is 18 and over and  elshiva   Nov-09-08 11:08 PM   #8 
   Yes, unless you can get my wife to agree to it. I'm not miserable enough.  Fuzz   Nov-09-08 11:10 PM   #10 
   Deleted sub-thread  Name removed   Nov-09-08 11:10 PM   #11 
   No. Why should I care how many people want to be married to each other?  TexasObserver   Nov-09-08 11:15 PM   #12 
   I think polygamy and polyandry should be legal  Mari333   Nov-09-08 11:17 PM   #13 
   No and most arguments against it are sexist and insulting to women.  curse of greyface   Nov-09-08 11:17 PM   #14 
   Who said it had to be multiple wives?  Fuzz   Nov-09-08 11:18 PM   #16 
   Nobody.  curse of greyface   Nov-09-08 11:22 PM   #17 
   Doesn't have to be, and there's a plethora of terms  RichardRay   Nov-10-08 01:42 AM   #33 
   .  anigbrowl   Nov-10-08 01:12 PM   #119 
   fight fire with fire and put ont he ballot  zoner4   Nov-10-08 05:28 PM   #145 
   There's No Biological Basis For a Pro-Polygamy Argument  Crisco   Nov-10-08 08:22 AM   #55 
      I doubt the people in question  Dogtown   Nov-10-08 08:55 AM   #65 
      Absolutely, Marriage Benefits Society  Crisco   Nov-10-08 10:03 AM   #83 
      Certainly, as a by-product  Dogtown   Nov-10-08 12:02 PM   #115 
         The concept of marriage as a vehicle for self-fullfillment is a recent development.  riverdeep   Nov-11-08 01:09 AM   #193 
      marriage" is an institution designed to benefit society  cushla_machree   Nov-10-08 03:43 PM   #139 
      I'd say there is.  dorkulon   Nov-10-08 11:12 PM   #183 
         I Beg Your Pardon?  Crisco   Nov-11-08 09:15 AM   #213 
            Fine, then by that standard,  dorkulon   Nov-11-08 09:24 PM   #230 
               Who Said I Was Making One?  Crisco   Nov-11-08 09:26 PM   #231 
   D00D!!!!!  Midlodemocrat   Nov-09-08 11:18 PM   #15 
   So, how's things with you?  rug   Nov-10-08 03:12 PM   #132 
   No.  DuStrange   Nov-09-08 11:23 PM   #18 
   No.  Omnibus   Nov-09-08 11:25 PM   #19 
   Some think it's ok for a 39 - 46 year old dude to nail a few 13-14 year olds then  Imagevision   Nov-09-08 11:27 PM   #20 
   'consenting adults' is the key phrase here.  Warren Stupidity   Nov-09-08 11:48 PM   #24 
      The OP didn't make any such distinction.  cherokeeprogressive   Nov-10-08 02:12 AM   #36 
      There are times when I wonder  pipi_k   Nov-10-08 09:34 AM   #70 
      The consenting adults  get the red out   Nov-10-08 02:56 PM   #126 
   Only if equally illegal to both sexes....My answer is a resounding NO.  OwnedByFerrets   Nov-09-08 11:28 PM   #21 
   Isn't it already illegal?  Liberal Gramma   Nov-09-08 11:29 PM   #22 
   Yes it is. Rendering the OP moot IMHO. n/t  cherokeeprogressive   Nov-10-08 02:12 AM   #37 
   no of course not  Warren Stupidity   Nov-09-08 11:47 PM   #23 
   You'd have to allow same sex marriage first in order for it to be equitable.  Gwendolyn   Nov-09-08 11:48 PM   #25 
   "it would end up with a lot of people being owned by the few."  SimpleTrend   Nov-10-08 05:52 AM   #49 
   There's def a parallel imho!!!  Gwendolyn   Nov-10-08 08:26 AM   #56 
      I think what you're talking about is Polyamory.  SimpleTrend   Nov-10-08 11:50 PM   #185 
   This concept that adult women can't make their own decisions bothers me. nt  curse of greyface   Nov-10-08 09:31 AM   #69 
   How do you get from my post that women can't make their own decisions?  Gwendolyn   Nov-10-08 09:38 AM   #72 
   as long as the woman keep sweet, whats the problem?  cushla_machree   Nov-10-08 03:53 PM   #140 
   I don't understand the marriage dynamics where many are owned by a few.  curse of greyface   Nov-10-08 09:51 AM   #78 
      I'm Sure  Crisco   Nov-10-08 10:17 AM   #96 
         But the United states as a whole isn't a Mormon or Islamic Society.  curse of greyface   Nov-11-08 12:41 AM   #188 
   No, the govt should get out of the business of licensing sex between adults  FarCenter   Nov-09-08 11:56 PM   #26 
   How about serial polygamy?  Warpy   Nov-10-08 12:13 AM   #27 
   That's called serial marriages, not poly - it's a very gop thing to do  comtec   Nov-10-08 06:01 AM   #52 
      Most of the serial polygamists  Warpy   Nov-10-08 02:49 PM   #124 
         Is it serial polygamy or serial monogamy?  bananas   Nov-10-08 09:26 PM   #177 
            I'm confused by the use of the term serial  comtec   Nov-11-08 03:22 AM   #201 
               "Serial Monogamy" is what is mostly practiced in the US  Greyskye   Nov-11-08 11:39 AM   #224 
   While the Mormons are partly to blame for Prop 8.  Antennas   Nov-10-08 12:26 AM   #28 
   what? nt.  IndianaJones   Nov-10-08 12:37 AM   #31 
      I meant.  Antennas   Nov-10-08 02:28 AM   #39 
   ....  Husb2Sparkly   Nov-10-08 12:27 AM   #29 
   Hesitant no  camera__obscura   Nov-10-08 12:29 AM   #30 
   Marriage is a civil, not religious, right  Prayingforrain48   Nov-10-08 01:26 AM   #32 
   Between consenting adults, Yes ... but not this  sjdnb   Nov-10-08 01:49 AM   #34 
   I think someone should be able to marry as many or as few as is agreeable to all: CONSENT RULES!  Impeachment_Monkey   Nov-10-08 02:09 AM   #35 
   Yes  Dems4me   Nov-10-08 02:26 AM   #38 
   And two men or two women getting married-there are no legal  lizzy   Nov-10-08 08:48 AM   #64 
      Well...a close family member of mine got married  Dems4me   Nov-11-08 02:56 AM   #199 
   Only if it's gay polygamy.  cboy4   Nov-10-08 04:41 AM   #40 
   Yes, that, too!  elshiva   Nov-10-08 10:47 PM   #180 
   This is going to get me in trouble.  LatteLibertine   Nov-10-08 04:44 AM   #41 
   it already is.  quantessd   Nov-10-08 04:47 AM   #42 
   The question asked is not whether polygamy is illegal.  lizzy   Nov-10-08 08:38 AM   #60 
   The OP has succintly pointed out what loosening the tradition for gays would involve.  riverdeep   Nov-10-08 04:59 AM   #43 
   And part of that line of thinking is what the religious right have made hay with  Nasprin   Nov-10-08 05:28 AM   #46 
   Absolutely they used trumped up scenarios.  riverdeep   Nov-10-08 05:47 AM   #48 
   Absolutely you are correct  Nasprin   Nov-10-08 05:58 AM   #51 
   So what if there are three consenting adults?  lizzy   Nov-10-08 08:40 AM   #61 
      I'm not demonizig their relationship  Nasprin   Nov-10-08 06:14 PM   #161 
   No, It Wouldn't  Crisco   Nov-10-08 10:41 AM   #102 
      Of course there is a biological drive for a male to sire children by multiple women  Romulox   Nov-10-08 05:03 PM   #143 
      Likewise, Women Have Drives to Mate With Multiple Men  Crisco   Nov-11-08 08:35 AM   #208 
         Yet there is a difference in male and female mating strategies...  Romulox   Nov-11-08 09:24 AM   #214 
            I'm Not Rooting Gay Marriage In Biology  Crisco   Nov-11-08 12:03 PM   #226 
      Um actually the biological drive is quite rooted in multiple mates.  curse of greyface   Nov-11-08 12:32 AM   #187 
         Glad you stated this in neutral terms.  riverdeep   Nov-11-08 01:00 AM   #191 
         I was well aware of the biology I'm glad you picked up on that  curse of greyface   Nov-11-08 01:39 AM   #197 
         Um Actually I Can Be Snarky, Too and Purposefully Miss the Point  Crisco   Nov-11-08 09:04 AM   #211 
            I'm not pro-polygamy (despite my disturbing number of responses in this thread  curse of greyface   Nov-11-08 01:23 PM   #228 
               Okay, So ... What Are the Benefits of Polygamy, Again?  Crisco   Nov-11-08 09:28 PM   #232 
   Already is  mtnester   Nov-10-08 05:18 AM   #44 
   It already is.  quantessd   Nov-10-08 05:22 AM   #45 
   The OP isn't asking if it is or it isn't.  lizzy   Nov-10-08 08:37 AM   #58 
   No it shouldn't  tkmorris   Nov-10-08 05:44 AM   #47 
   You better think!  Hubert Flottz   Nov-10-08 05:55 AM   #50 
   Actually, polyandry  shimmergal   Nov-10-08 05:54 PM   #158 
   yes  CreekDog   Nov-10-08 08:15 AM   #53 
   Why?  curse of greyface   Nov-10-08 10:09 AM   #88 
      because it's abusive to children and women  CreekDog   Nov-10-08 10:41 PM   #179 
   Yes  Crisco   Nov-10-08 08:20 AM   #54 
   So two women should be able to marry?  lizzy   Nov-10-08 08:43 AM   #63 
   Yes it does make perfect sense.  Gwendolyn   Nov-10-08 09:09 AM   #67 
      The "social implications" usually boil down to  curse of greyface   Nov-10-08 09:38 AM   #73 
         That's ridiculous, and has nothing to do with anything.  Gwendolyn   Nov-10-08 10:07 AM   #85 
         In what post did I mention sex (or restrict the genders to include females?)  curse of greyface   Nov-10-08 10:13 AM   #92 
            This thread is getting complicated. I meant I explained it in post #67.  Gwendolyn   Nov-10-08 10:26 AM   #97 
         Funny How People Love Going Back To That "We Can't Trust Women"  Crisco   Nov-10-08 10:08 AM   #87 
         That's the apparent strawman argument this time around  gollygee   Nov-10-08 01:12 PM   #120 
         No- this time social implications do indeed mean social implications  Marrah_G   Nov-10-08 11:04 AM   #108 
            We have over a million men in jail... I'm sure that has created more of an imbalance. nt  curse of greyface   Nov-11-08 03:22 AM   #200 
               It has created imbalance  Marrah_G   Nov-11-08 08:19 AM   #207 
   Why? nt  curse of greyface   Nov-10-08 09:36 AM   #71 
   Yes: Here is why.  Marrah_G   Nov-10-08 08:31 AM   #57 
   Why would it unbalance anything?  totodeinhere   Nov-10-08 03:20 PM   #135 
      It theoretically could  gollygee   Nov-10-08 05:41 PM   #154 
      It's much more of a natural urge for men to want to have as many women as possible,  Gwendolyn   Nov-10-08 06:21 PM   #163 
      Because it never happens that way  Marrah_G   Nov-11-08 08:49 AM   #209 
   Yes  Dorian Gray   Nov-10-08 08:37 AM   #59 
   Nope  RadicalTexan   Nov-10-08 08:41 AM   #62 
   No  WolverineDG   Nov-10-08 08:56 AM   #66 
   Yes. Reality amply demonstrates that women and children fare far worse in this kind of relationship  riderinthestorm   Nov-10-08 09:30 AM   #68 
   Yes cause women are innocent and need to be protected against the big bad man.  curse of greyface   Nov-10-08 09:42 AM   #76 
      You can peddle your theory about adult women making adult choices but that isn't the reality  riderinthestorm   Nov-10-08 09:49 AM   #77 
      Well Hugh can't marry three woman at the same time. so he is off the hook  curse of greyface   Nov-10-08 09:55 AM   #81 
         Look, you can spout your "theory" about the 21st century all you want  riderinthestorm   Nov-10-08 10:08 AM   #86 
            First of all a polygamous relationship can involve three men not a woman in sight.  curse of greyface   Nov-10-08 10:17 AM   #95 
            Name me one statistic about 3 men involved in a polygamous relationship  riderinthestorm   Nov-10-08 10:35 AM   #100 
            IO don't think mistresses are a strawman. They are a reality.  curse of greyface   Nov-10-08 10:47 AM   #103 
               Mistresses aren't applicable because they aren't seeking to get married to their married partner  riderinthestorm   Nov-10-08 10:59 AM   #106 
            Do you think the wives of those mistresses want another wife?  fed_up_mother   Nov-10-08 01:33 PM   #121 
               You keep bringing up money. You know women work outside the home nowadays. nt  curse of greyface   Nov-10-08 03:08 PM   #128 
               Have you ever known anyone who has gotten divorced?  gollygee   Nov-10-08 03:10 PM   #131 
               I don't disagree. But that is an argument against all marriage.  curse of greyface   Nov-10-08 03:14 PM   #133 
                  You've been given that answer in a number of posts  gollygee   Nov-10-08 03:16 PM   #134 
               Yes, I know most women work outside the home, but the wealthy could still engage in it more  fed_up_mother   Nov-10-08 05:57 PM   #159 
                  Marriage itself is tilted toward the wealthy if stats are to be believed.  curse of greyface   Nov-11-08 12:42 AM   #189 
               great point  zoner4   Nov-10-08 05:28 PM   #146 
            In the poly families I know  conscious evolution   Nov-10-08 06:06 PM   #160 
      He lives with those women, he isn't married to them all.  Gwendolyn   Nov-10-08 09:51 AM   #79 
         Yeah people are free to be polygamous without the burden of responsibility.  curse of greyface   Nov-10-08 09:57 AM   #82 
            See my post #85.  Gwendolyn   Nov-10-08 10:10 AM   #90 
   Yes! It's bad for society  fed_up_mother   Nov-10-08 09:39 AM   #74 
   Same argument the right uses against gay marriage  NeedleCast   Nov-10-08 11:32 AM   #110 
      Except they have nothing to back up the claim...  Gwendolyn   Nov-10-08 12:00 PM   #114 
         Exactly.  fed_up_mother   Nov-10-08 01:04 PM   #117 
   no.  QuestionAll   Nov-10-08 09:39 AM   #75 
   Yes!  peacetrain   Nov-10-08 09:54 AM   #80 
   How many countries and cultures actually "allow" polygamy?  DuStrange   Nov-10-08 10:15 AM   #94 
      google is your friend.. start with Sudan  peacetrain   Nov-10-08 10:28 AM   #98 
      Does Sudan allow polygamy?  DuStrange   Nov-10-08 10:49 AM   #105 
      The same number of countries that allow gay marraige.  SweetieD   Nov-10-08 03:37 PM   #138 
   As long as they follow other laws (no kiddie brides, no abandonment of boys, no unlawful detention)  aikoaiko   Nov-10-08 10:07 AM   #84 
   Here or in Arab countries?  tinrobot   Nov-10-08 10:09 AM   #89 
   Absolutely!!!  goforit   Nov-10-08 10:13 AM   #91 
   Yes it should  bobbert   Nov-10-08 10:15 AM   #93 
   No  sleebarker   Nov-10-08 10:31 AM   #99 
   Nah.  otherlander   Nov-10-08 10:36 AM   #101 
   Should people make false equations between polygamy and marriage? nt  LaydeeBug   Nov-10-08 10:49 AM   #104 
   Absolutely. nt  Occam Bandage   Nov-10-08 11:00 AM   #107 
   No  NeedleCast   Nov-10-08 11:28 AM   #109 
   No....  Hepburn   Nov-10-08 11:33 AM   #111 
   Not Illegal, But Marriage/Insurance/Other Benefits Should Only Apply To One Spouse Legally.  OPERATIONMINDCRIME   Nov-10-08 11:35 AM   #112 
   really all it comes down to  zoner4   Nov-10-08 05:28 PM   #147 
   That isn't really marriage then, is it?  riverdeep   Nov-11-08 01:31 AM   #196 
      Comparing The Two Is Pathetic.  OPERATIONMINDCRIME   Nov-11-08 07:28 AM   #203 
         Universl health care would take care of that problem.  conscious evolution   Nov-11-08 07:38 AM   #204 
            Irrelevant To The Discussion.  OPERATIONMINDCRIME   Nov-11-08 07:48 AM   #205 
               For free?What is this free coverage you speak of?  conscious evolution   Nov-11-08 08:04 AM   #206 
                  You Never Heard Of Family Coverage?  OPERATIONMINDCRIME   Nov-11-08 09:26 AM   #215 
                     Life insurance from their jobs?  conscious evolution   Nov-11-08 10:23 AM   #217 
                        Oy Vey.  OPERATIONMINDCRIME   Nov-11-08 10:38 AM   #219 
                           I think you're arguing with someone who's never paid into a social system. It's useless.  Gwendolyn   Nov-11-08 10:56 AM   #222 
                           A social system?  conscious evolution   Nov-11-08 12:34 PM   #227 
                           Still waiting for a reply  conscious evolution   Nov-12-08 09:46 AM   #236 
                           Sorry for the delay in getting back with you.  conscious evolution   Nov-11-08 07:30 PM   #229 
   Yes, but it should be between consenting adults and more "polyamory" than "polygamy" nt  unpossibles   Nov-10-08 11:46 AM   #113 
   Polyamory should be illegal?  Greyskye   Nov-10-08 06:35 PM   #165 
      oops! Not at all  unpossibles   Nov-10-08 11:01 PM   #181 
         I thought that might be the case  Greyskye   Nov-11-08 11:26 AM   #223 
   No. It's a civil rights issue.  Bornaginhooligan   Nov-10-08 12:08 PM   #116 
   How does affect society as a whole?  HypnoToad   Nov-10-08 01:10 PM   #118 
   Women become NOTHING  get the red out   Nov-10-08 03:00 PM   #127 
   No, but marriages with children should be.  helderheid   Nov-10-08 01:34 PM   #122 
   Any arrangement entirely involving consenting adults should be legal (nt)  Posteritatis   Nov-10-08 02:17 PM   #123 
   Only if  get the red out   Nov-10-08 02:54 PM   #125 
   So adult women can't be trusted to make their own decisions? nt  curse of greyface   Nov-10-08 03:10 PM   #129 
   So polygamy would be okay with you if it involved same sex unions? no women involved?  SweetieD   Nov-10-08 03:21 PM   #137 
   no  SweetieD   Nov-10-08 03:10 PM   #130 
   No, I believe adults should be free to make their own life decisions.  20score   Nov-10-08 03:21 PM   #136 
   ok then  cushla_machree   Nov-10-08 03:56 PM   #141 
      That situation involved the workings of a cult, not polygamy by itself.  SweetieD   Nov-10-08 03:58 PM   #142 
      In this country  cushla_machree   Nov-10-08 06:18 PM   #162 
      Still believe in freedom. Anyone can find anecdotal evidence for what they want to prove.  20score   Nov-10-08 08:40 PM   #168 
      She was FORCED into a marriage. That can happen in monogamous marriage too.  mondo joe   Nov-11-08 10:42 AM   #221 
   lets put tha ton the ballot!  zoner4   Nov-10-08 05:27 PM   #144 
   are you trying to imply that gay marriage is a wedge that will open the door to "anything goes?" NT  happychatter   Nov-10-08 05:34 PM   #149 
   No. Just hypocricy.  rucky   Nov-10-08 05:37 PM   #151 
   Not unless the Parties are underage. I think one should be able to marry whomever, however, how many  AzDar   Nov-10-08 05:37 PM   #152 
   I don't think so. I could never share MY spouse though.  jesus_of_suburbia   Nov-10-08 05:38 PM   #153 
   this place has gotten entirely too crazy, with lots of one sided and mean spirited vitriol  happychatter   Nov-10-08 05:46 PM   #155 
   Yes, because...  tunacan   Nov-10-08 05:51 PM   #156 
   no! nt  wildbilln864   Nov-10-08 05:52 PM   #157 
   If you call it Polyamory: No. Nein. Nyet. Never.  Greyskye   Nov-10-08 06:34 PM   #164 
   Yes  LiberalPersona   Nov-10-08 06:46 PM   #166 
   All relationship structures between consenting adults should be legal.  LynzM   Nov-10-08 07:27 PM   #167 
   The way *THOSE* freaks do it, yes. For 'normal' people, no.  Edweird   Nov-10-08 08:49 PM   #169 
   Only if YOU'RE involved.  Blue-Jay   Nov-10-08 08:53 PM   #170 
   .  rug   Nov-10-08 08:55 PM   #171 
   Yep  JustAnotherGen   Nov-10-08 08:57 PM   #172 
   No.  bananas   Nov-10-08 09:21 PM   #173 
   As should polyandry  dpbrown   Nov-10-08 09:21 PM   #174 
   Trigonometry should be illegal.  sellitman   Nov-10-08 09:23 PM   #175 
   I prefer polyandry myself...  BrklynLiberal   Nov-10-08 09:33 PM   #178 
   No, as long as everyone is of age and consents of free will.  dorkulon   Nov-10-08 11:10 PM   #182 
   I don't care one way or another  Generic Brad   Nov-10-08 11:19 PM   #184 
   I just googled the pros and cons. Among the cons:  Truth Hurts A Lot   Nov-10-08 11:55 PM   #186 
   Stercus pro cerebo habes. s/n.  apocalypsehow   Nov-11-08 12:53 AM   #190 
   That wasn't nice, but you may have given a few priests a laugh.  20score   Nov-11-08 01:03 AM   #192 
      Closest I could come to approximating modern DU "no text" - "scribo nihilum." n/t.  apocalypsehow   Nov-11-08 01:19 AM   #194 
   Yes. If you advocated polygamy and advocated gay marriage, you would never get anyone elected.  ArrowMan   Nov-11-08 01:25 AM   #195 
   No. Consenting adults should be able to do whatever they want  Indenturedebtor   Nov-11-08 01:39 AM   #198 
   ...  Jamastiene   Nov-11-08 04:15 AM   #202 
   I don't care. But if it is made legal, there are going to be some complicated  renie408   Nov-11-08 09:09 AM   #212 
   My cousin, Tommy, has two wives and they have been married for over 25 years now  Bryn   Nov-11-08 10:08 AM   #216 
   What State Did Tommy Get Married In?  Crisco   Nov-11-08 09:30 PM   #233 
      I just assumed they married in Tallahassee, Florida  Bryn   Nov-11-08 10:40 PM   #235 
   I don't care about polygamy, or what consenting adults choose to do. The legal aspect is  mondo joe   Nov-11-08 10:26 AM   #218 
   Republicans would just use it to marry more beards  yurbud   Nov-11-08 11:42 AM   #225 
   Yes. So should  ForrestGump   Nov-11-08 09:56 PM   #234 
 

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