So, part two. Part two is about socialism, among other things. But let’s start with capitalism. What are capitalist values? Well, capitalism encourages things like individual achievement and responsibility. It also encourages competition and jealousy as byproducts of the achievement value–your goal should be to outperform your peer, and if your peer is doing better [...]
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Polyamory, Marriage Rights, and Social Control II
Posted: August 27, 2010 in law & policy, societyTags: capitalism, family, marriage, polyamory, socialism
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Polyamory, Marriage Rights, and Social Control I
Posted: August 25, 2010 in law & policy, societyTags: gay marriage, government benefits, legal, marriage, marriage benefits, marriage law, marriage rights, polyamory, relationships, same sex marriage, social control
So as same-sex marriage and same-sex partnership rights spread, there has been a lot of talk about benefits. People in queer relationships, like those in heterosexual ones, now have the dubious privilege of being able to marry for health insurance. And of course, there’s a big valid point here about equality. But I’ve been thinking [...]