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Well, ok... make your best argument against polygamy, and we'll see if it applies to gay marriage.
Sorry, gay marriage is functionally no different than heterosexual marriage except the genders of the participants. No new laws need t o be ironed out, no new policy needs to be created. Not quite the case with polygamy.... the legal cluster fuck of trying to determine inheritance, divorce, etc is reason enough to consider it a bad idea.
So lets go ahead and assume the number of polygamist women (1 woman, several husbands) and men (1 man, several wives) is statistically similar. Problem solved.
I agree that if polygamy is legalized then there's really no argument against gay marriage. Or incest, beastiality, age of consent laws, or any other restrictions we place on marriage.
There's plenty of historical precedent that homosexuals shouldn't marry, why isn't that enough for gay marriage?
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