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> Who you marry is no-one's business but your own. Well no, not really. As long as it has a status in law, then of course society should have a say in who and
by lin_lin 9y ago
> Who you marry is no-one's business but your own.
Well no, not really. As long as it has a status in law, then of course society should have a say in who and how. For instance polygamy raises all sorts of questions in regards to tax, support, which partner has "priority" in dealing with estate issues etc. to which most Western countries have just banned rather than deal with.
Personally I'm inclined to think that the State should have nothing to do with the institution. I'm not sure how that would be handled though.
- jazoom 9y agoExactly. The government should get over itself and stop prying into people's personal lives. It's none of its business who wants to have what private relationship. People's relationships shouldn't be a factor for taxation.