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<blockquote data-quote="Brian Renville" data-source="post: 35983" data-attributes="member: 256">- - - Updated - - -I'm not pro/con on the polygamy issue - just wondering why it shouldn't be OK as long as we're abandoning traditional definitions of marriage. Thoughts? Reasons for saying No to this guy and his consenting adult &quot;wives&quot;?</blockquote>Honestly if they are consenting adults, have at it. I still think government has zero business in marriage. If these folks want to be married, have a ceremony, put some rings on, make your promises, love each other, be happy, let others know you are married, and once again be happy. As far a government mandated rights and privileges, forget it, it's over. Personal responsibility and ones chosen religion should be the only measure of a marriage. Not some government perk. Then we can have people who really want to be married instead of an embarrassing divorce rate.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="Brian Renville, post: 35983, member: 256"] [COLOR=silver][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] I'm not pro/con on the polygamy issue - just wondering why it shouldn't be OK as long as we're abandoning traditional definitions of marriage. Thoughts? Reasons for saying No to this guy and his consenting adult "wives"?[/QUOTE] Honestly if they are consenting adults, have at it. I still think government has zero business in marriage. If these folks want to be married, have a ceremony, put some rings on, make your promises, love each other, be happy, let others know you are married, and once again be happy. As far a government mandated rights and privileges, forget it, it's over. Personal responsibility and ones chosen religion should be the only measure of a marriage. Not some government perk. Then we can have people who really want to be married instead of an embarrassing divorce rate. [/QUOTE]

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