Should adultery be illegal?

by ☠ Live Free Or Die ☠ Posted 2012/06/29 04:14:45

Related Topics: Couples, Adultery, Married, Personal

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	Yes. When you get married, you agree to be faithful.	8 votes	19%
	No. It's too personal to regulate.	34 votes	81%

I think, no. Even if you are legally married, it's just too personal of a thing to regulate, and too difficult to prove. Besides, some married couples are swingers.

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Glitter Baby 2012/06/29 04:17:16

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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How would the government even do that??
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Dave The Canuck 2013/03/09 05:30:32

Yes. When you get married, you agree to be faithful.

I bet the spouse you cheated against would think so.

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montlyfool 2012/07/15 23:42:30

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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I think if it is not hidden from the other person, then there is nothing wrong with it. If you hide it, then getting caught would be worse. If it is open, then go for it.

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☠ Live ... to montlyfool 2012/07/15 23:43:05

That's how I feel.

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Playerazzi 2012/07/08 15:11:32

Yes. When you get married, you agree to be faithful.

Yes, but it should be on the level of "grounds for divorce" or something like that.

It should not be an arrestable offense.

It should definitely be a "no-no", otherwise why have government-recognized marriage in the first place?

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Leena 2012/06/30 22:35:29

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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Besides, if you cheat on someone and they find out, then they'll find a way to tourture you.

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TheCouchF*cker 2012/06/29 18:37:09

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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They've got way too much damn power as it is.

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lm1b2 2012/06/29 17:21:58

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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ITS NONE OF YOUR BUSINESS!

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Mr.Steve 2012/06/29 16:25:19
John Hall 2012/06/29 16:16:49

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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that's a subject left up to the couple.

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wolf sloan 2012/06/29 14:45:53

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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Besides, a lot of our lawmakers would be the biggest offenders.

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Alli 2012/06/29 14:04:06

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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what happens in a relationship is between the people in the relationship. not the government

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sky blue pink - American 2012/06/29 13:23:32

Yes. When you get married, you agree to be faithful.

Not sure, but I think it is.
Have a nice day !

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Beat Magnum True Hero 2012/06/29 09:37:03

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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That's an issue between you and God. The state has bigger fish to fry.

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Jeff Vader 2012/06/29 08:30:04

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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It used to be illegal, but they found that the law was unenforceable.

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poet4justice 2012/06/29 05:34:30

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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it is all about lifestyle

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Charmaine 2012/06/29 05:30:11

No. It's too personal to regulate.

Nevertheless it is still wrong!!!

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crotchrot 2012/06/29 05:09:52

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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adultery should be encouraged.

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jarodan... to crotchrot 2012/06/29 05:37:28
crotchrot to jarodan... 2012/06/29 05:42:33

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good luck with that. i look forward to it.

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LunarRain 2012/06/29 04:48:23

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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I don't even see how thats possible. Whats the government going to do put a chip in us and a sensor go off whenever we touch someone besides your wife or husband?

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tblackb 2012/06/29 04:43:07

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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nope, the country doesn't have enough prisons 2 incarcerate all the offenders!

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KrSpo 2012/06/29 04:36:23

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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That whole Separation of Church and State thing sort of kicks this thought in the pants....

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Curmudgeon 2012/06/29 04:29:43

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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This would be an insane law to put on the books, how would you enforce it? Given the different faiths of the world and the number of them that allow temporary marriages, sex slaves, multiple wives and so on.

It seems that in an effort to make the law fair to people religious or otherwise some very obvious double standards would come up and the law would have to be repealed.

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MlssCue =Go Blue= 2012/06/29 04:25:39

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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It would never fly.

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Muver 2012/06/29 04:25:21

Yes. When you get married, you agree to be faithful.

But it is a bone of contention when it comes to reasons for divorce and legal matters involving material matters, like money, during a divorce...it's used all the time...so therefore I guess it already is, in a manner of speaking, illegal..

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Nam Era Vet #1 DNA TLC 2012/06/29 04:22:47

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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Immoral yes. Illegal no. Of coarse we could always stone them like the OT and the Koran say. But since Jesus came I think that he told the woman caught in adultery, "go and sin no more" And he told those wanting to stone her, "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone." Legislating morality can get slippery legally.

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☠ Live ... to Nam Era... 2012/06/29 04:27:36

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Our government just figured out how to get around the unconstitutionality of laws; just make them into "taxes." lol

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☆ElenaDiamond☆ 2012/06/29 04:20:35

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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Sadly you cannot legislate morality.

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Glitter Baby 2012/06/29 04:17:16

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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How would the government even do that??

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Pixie·MzAwesome♠ƤĦĂĔŢ♠ 2012/06/29 04:15:37

No. It's too personal to regulate.

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IT IS GODS LAW STONE THEM TO DEATH!!!!!!!!

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☠ Live ... to Pixie·... 2012/06/29 04:22:24

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OFF WITH THEIR FORESKINS! DEATH TO THE UNUSUALLY FABULOUS MEN!

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