Fio is opposed to legalizing polygamy in the United States. In fact, she'd like it to be outlawed across the world.
In the first place, polygamy leads to social destabilization because it skews the ratio of available females to age-appropriate males, and the leftover males, with no hope of a future, often express themselves through violence. In the second place, polygamy turns women into baby factories--they are taught that motherhood is the only route to heaven. In the third place, age-inappropriate marriages are all too common. In the the fourth place, given human nature, not all "wives" are treated equally.
Kody Brown should be arrested and put in jail.
Showing posts with label Sister Wives. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sister Wives. Show all posts
Saturday, December 21, 2013
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
TV on the Fly
Caught a few minutes of SP's Alaska--didn't realize Sarah was so sappy. Think I'll vote for Tina Fey.
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Couldn't help but dwell on Sister Wives for a bit while Mr. Macho was tossing his new bride around on the sands of Waikiki. Uh--how does he pay for a Hawaiian honeymoon and, at the same time, support four other women and a gazillion children?
Between the polygamists, the Duggars, and the many women who are childless by choice (Joy Behar's show) the variety in the world's DNA is diminishing.
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Little People, Big World is one of the few shows Fio watches all the way through--irascible Matt, scrappy Amy, the kids: tall Jeremy, little Zach, the girl, and the forgotten fourth child. Jacob has long been relegated to the role of tag-along, and now they're wondering why he lacks self-confidence.
Not only that, but with the two older boys growing up and leaving home, Matt and Amy are closing down the show. Maybe to divorce? That's the speculation among Fio's friends. Friend Sharon pointed out they never seem to do stuff together anymore.
Of course, they don't. Remember when Matt set up his own team for the international dwarf games, then shoved the responsibility for everything all off on Amy?
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Couldn't help but dwell on Sister Wives for a bit while Mr. Macho was tossing his new bride around on the sands of Waikiki. Uh--how does he pay for a Hawaiian honeymoon and, at the same time, support four other women and a gazillion children?
Between the polygamists, the Duggars, and the many women who are childless by choice (Joy Behar's show) the variety in the world's DNA is diminishing.
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Little People, Big World is one of the few shows Fio watches all the way through--irascible Matt, scrappy Amy, the kids: tall Jeremy, little Zach, the girl, and the forgotten fourth child. Jacob has long been relegated to the role of tag-along, and now they're wondering why he lacks self-confidence.
Not only that, but with the two older boys growing up and leaving home, Matt and Amy are closing down the show. Maybe to divorce? That's the speculation among Fio's friends. Friend Sharon pointed out they never seem to do stuff together anymore.
Of course, they don't. Remember when Matt set up his own team for the international dwarf games, then shoved the responsibility for everything all off on Amy?
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Three Too Many
Well, I should think so! Law enforcement is now investigating Sister Wives. A man with four wives--isn't that bigamy times two?
Fiorella has been seeing TV ads for the upcoming reality show for a while now and wondering if it's for real. Maybe it's for real, but it won't be for long. Sorry, ladies of the harem. No big money coming your way after all. Guess you'll have to go back to the welfare checks.
Fiorella has been seeing TV ads for the upcoming reality show for a while now and wondering if it's for real. Maybe it's for real, but it won't be for long. Sorry, ladies of the harem. No big money coming your way after all. Guess you'll have to go back to the welfare checks.
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