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The Power of SCOTUS V: The Final Frontier

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It's now time to play "Let's see how long it takes the 5th Circuit to * this all up!"
 
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Can somebody tell me what is the current definition of marriage?
 
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Can somebody tell me what is the current definition of marriage?

It's the process of choosing a person who is a (hopefully) non-blood relation, this will be the person who gets to decide when to pull your plug once you're in a vegetative state.
 
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blood relation first cousin or closer [is a forbidden marriage under many state laws].

I wonder if that only holds for heterosexual marriages, as the reason for the ban is the genetic risk associated with inbreeding.....??
 
I wonder if that only holds for heterosexual marriages, as the reason for the ban is the genetic risk associated with inbreeding.....??
Well, considering we don't need to distinguish between heterosexual and homosexual marriage since it's just marriage, I'd say no.
 
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Also, the incest taboo is less about inbreeding than power relations. It's about preventing dads and uncles from driving off teenage boy competition so they can keep the teen girls to themselves, like Heinlein used to fantasize about and these guys actually do.
 
Also, the incest taboo is less about inbreeding than power relations. It's about preventing dads and uncles from driving off teenage boy competition so they can keep the teen girls to themselves, like Heinlein used to fantasize about and these guys actually do.
bro and sis good or double plus ungood?
 
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A contractual agreement between two people.

I agree, not hard at all.
Didn't realize I was married to the guy who I hired to do some work on my front yard, as I signed a contractual agreement with him. I better be careful of entering into contractual agreements from now on!

Really, just ask the "progressives" how they want it defined at the moment.
 
Didn't realize I was married to the guy who I hired to do some work on my front yard, as I signed a contractual agreement with him. I better be careful of entering into contractual agreements from now on!

Really, just ask the "progressives" how they want it defined at the moment.
Holy hyperbole Batman! I don't think Evel Knievel could make that jump.
 
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bro and sis good or double plus ungood?

Double plus ungood. Older bro locking up hot young sis is bad for business. The whole point of 18 (well, 13) year old girls is to sell them to the gross, old landowner in the next valley, to increase your holdings and prevent fighting. If you smoke your own stash, you lose your bargaining chips and everybody winds up getting killed off in feuds.

Just think of the South without a civilized (i.e., northern) legal system: daughters are objects to buy stuff with; sons are weapons to steal the stuff of people who don't trade with you.
 
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