07-03-2008, 05:04 PM
Admin Wrote:Secondly, there are a lot of people who cannot marry who they want. Polygamists are a fine example. What if first cousins wanted to marry? Why should they be excluded? What if an 18 year old son wanted to marry his mother? What if a brother and sister wanted to marry each other?
Polygamy should be legal too, seriously, it does not affect anyone's life except those involved in any way what so ever, so why stop them? Why should the government step in and tell people how to live their lives? They aren't our parents.
As for all the inbreeding you bring up, there actually is a medical reason that should not be done. Inbreeding increases chances of all sorts of genetic defects. I mean i don't care, if a brother and sister want to have some two headed babies, thats their business, but at least there is logic behind that particular law. There is no logic in saying it will change societal structure or anything like that. Hell, gay marriage is legal in a other countries, and they havn't crumbled to the ground and died out due to not enough of us "normies" procreating.
Case in point, the fact that two hot lesbians are wife and wife as opposed to girlfriend and girlfriend doesn't affect anyone at all. If they want a marriage license and all of the tax changes that come along with being married, i say let them. They aren't bothering me one bit.