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The problem of how to solve insurance for plural marriages has probably already been dealt with by insurance companies.
Jan
Drives me CRAZY that people have to live their lives according to the PC notion that we must all bend to the lowest common denominator of they which get their panties in a bunch!! ANd that people get in an uproar when someone follows their own sensibilities rather than that of those in the uproar.
"is your State next?"
I hope so.
nothing but good news for him::: he gets to pay a Big
Premium and a Monster Deductible for all of that family!!! -- j
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that fact as we converse here, feeling free to do so!!! -- j
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One is a enough: one woman, one marriage and if things don't work out in the end, one divorce.
Now, let's consider a scenario. Let's say there are ten bar buddies. One works down at the mill, the rest are self employed. Over a few beers one night, they decide that they and their current wives will all get married to each other. The next morning, the one guy walks into the personnel office down at the mill and announces that the company now has an obligation regarding health insurance for his family.
What now?
Considering such or criticizing others' decisions is not Objectivist. It's being nosy and puritanical.
Interpersonal relations in an Objectivist society are none of my business, other than my own, and society has no rights.
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of interpersonal relations in an objectivist society?
this seems healthy and free, to me!!! -- j
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