Interesting - is there a progressive argument against polygamy?

[misswizard1]

24. Free will

An atheist does not believe in a Higher Power of any sort, as I was told by a friend of mine who is atheist, right?

God gave us brains to use, most people use the ones they sit on. What consenting adults do in the privacy of their homes is none of my business. Activities that harm others need to come under scrutiny, which is why these sorts of people hide out in rural areas.

What people also confuse is religion vs spirituality. Religion is for people afraid to go to Hell, no wonder so many support it to co-sign their bullshit. Spirituality is for people who have already been to Hell and many times religion is involved their as well.

I believe in a Higher Purpose, Power whatever. And since I do, I must also believe in a Lower Power. Most people prefer the latter so they can justify what they do to other beings, two-legged or four-legged, under the guise of 'religion'.

Any other polygamous/polyandrous group they used to call a 'commune' back in the '60s and I will probably take flak for say that. And I'm sure lots of domination and control occurred there as well. You can't really have one without the other in any community involving humans.