>What is our criteria if it isn't the traditional married man & woman? And
>what keeps us from further expanding the norm in the future?
>**the die has been cast. I fully expect legal polygamy in our life >time.
Well, I can't really find a good legal argument against it...I mean, it a form of traditional marriage world wide and has precedent in history. I don't personally agree with it... but I am not convinced it SHOULD be illegal.
Thom
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