Deegan says, “what is your agenda here?”
Stalk you, oh pa-leeeze. Ahhhh I am here to discuss the issues just like you or anyone else is, and nothing more.
Willoughby said, “surely there is a common sense difference. it is hard to give a clever answer to a completly stupid question!”
This is not a stupid question at all. A new series due to air in the fall 2006 is about a polygamist (Bill Paxton) and his relationship with his three wives, all he is married to. The series is in production as we speak.
'Big Love' Brings Polygamy to HBO
Category: Television News
Posted by Mark Runyon | December 20, 2005 | 10:20 AM
And you thought a television series focused on a family of undertakers was weird. HBO is gearing up to bring us the Tom Hanks produced drama Big Love about a polygamist family in Utah. Bill Paxton will play Bill Henrickson, a home-improvement businessman juggling three wives: Jeanne Tripplehorn, Chloe Sevingny and Ginnfer Goodwin. Bill's a Viagra popping fool, getting his daily dose as he works through the batting order each night. The series is said to avoid the sizable ick factor and instead focus on just how their day-to-day lives would work. Though on first glance they appear to be Mormons, the Henrickson family is actually an unlabeled offshoot of the religion. The Mormon Church abandoned the practice of polygamy among its members in 1890."
Come on wake up……….even…Dr. Phil devoted a whole show about polygamy.
http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,600131784,00.html
Americas Most Wanted has done segments about polygamists communities.
The question you say is so so stupid……..its been up before the Supreme Court in the past few years. There are right now legal challenges. Read these.
“As the nation’s courts continue their attempt to redefine the family, polygamists Tom Green and Rodney Holm are petitioning Utah’s courts to legalize polygamy.”
http://www.reclaimamerica.org/Pages/NEWS/news.aspx?story=1491
http://www.polygamyinfo.com/media plyg 101 trib.htm
If the Supreme Court says that you have the right to consensual (gay) sex within your home, then you have the right to bigamy, you have the right to polygamy, you have the right to incest, you have the right to adultery. You have the right to anything," Santorum said.
Why is Santorum wrong here?
If you say gays have a right to enter into a marriage contract, then don’t others have a right to enter into one who have the polygamist lifestyle in mind?
If polygamists are consenting adults, who are you to make a judgement that polygamists should not have a right to get married?
It's very hypocritical if you say no. You are then denying them their civil rights the same rights you think I am doing by opposing gay marriage. :doh
What do they always say, “"A mind is like a parachute. It only works when it's open."
It really surprises me that you who champion gay marriage are so close minded on this issue. It might not be a mainstream issue today….but give it time. You don't think that shows like Will and Grace did not pave the road for acceptance of gays in America?
You don't the show ''Commander in Chief" starring Geena Davis isn't getting America used to the idea of a woman president?
Once this television program comes out…it will introduce this subject to America and get the ball rolling.
So my question to any of you who are for gay marriage would be this. If you think gays getting married is no threat to the institution of marriage or family, then what is so dangerous about polygamy and why should that not be accepted and made legal?
I thought you all said that morality was different for many people that we should not ram our views down peoples throats, you say gay marriage is ok yet you say polygamist marriage would be WRONG………how so?
Banning same-sex couples from marriage is unconstitutional, why is it banning group marriage constitutional?
Aren’t polygamists merely trying to gain the same legal rights that traditional married couples have?
And you want to deny then………very hypocritical if you ask me.
So Willougby what is the common sense difference?