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Actually, yes, I agree with that. I have many friends who are varying degrees of polyamorous and I see no reason to deny them the right to have legal recogniti
by tryitnow 14y ago
Actually, yes, I agree with that. I have many friends who are varying degrees of polyamorous and I see no reason to deny them the right to have legal recognition of their relationships and all that entails (including joint property rights, medical visitation, inheritance, and everything else traditional families take for granted).
As for mother and son, I personally find it distasteful, but why on earth should I care? Seriously? Are mother/son couples going to rise up and enslave us all, forcing us into incestuous mother-loving relationships?
Why should politicians define the specifics of social arrangements? Laws should be a platform upon which people of all persuasions can develop their own ways of relating.
Like an open source approach to social relations.
- jonhendry 14y agoThe parent and adult child combination arguably has potential for coercion that don't exist in other combinations, starting with "play along or you're disowned / out of the will / thrown out of the house".