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Polygamy and contemporary morals : Comments
By Keysar Trad, published 27/6/2008Why should the state proscribe formalised polygamous relationships but condone informal ones?
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Pretty-much equal numbers of boys and girls are born.
But Polygamy allows one man to take responsibility for several wives and support several sets of children.
What happens to the other unmarried males?
In Middle-eastern countries, they are usually dead. The violence on the streets and the carnage of conscripted soldiers takes a horrific toll on men only. Women are protected.
Otherwise, the men that remain unmarried and childless are those too poor to attract and support a wife and children. Darwin's natural selection.
But virtually all women get marrried and watch their kids grow up. Good life for a Muslim woman - better than being killed or dying as a male virgin.
In Western cultures, there is a constant bleating about 'attractive, professional women being unable to find a man. "Commitment-phobia"! But what it really is is a result of "winner-takes-all" divorce-law and the strength of feminism... so that even married men are exploited by their dominant wives. Many single professional men are simply saying "no" to marriage and kids in the first place.
Google the "MARRIAGE STRIKE" and find out more.