Polygamist Leader Sues Government for Violating Rights
I should no longer be surprised, but I am. I find it difficult to grasp just how far our country's citizens have run from the morality our foundations were laid on. I also have found it amazing just how long law enforcement has allowed this abomination to carry on and that these perverted law-breakers are not only allowed to continue their unlawful, disgusting behaviour, but are now fighting back against the government who has sought to bring their nefarious activities to justice.
We, at SYPH and GH are proud supporters of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. I take pride in knowing that I can celebrate my freedom of speech and freedom of religion and I take offense at those who would seek to make a mockery of such a venerable text.
I cannot seem to locate an appropriate expression to describe how I feel about criminals who aspire to use a document, which was crafted to empower the citizens of this country to live free lives, to exonerate their fallicious beliefs.
The outrage that cosumes me at the thought of young girls being forced to marry perverted old men is beyond comprehension. This is not religion. This is a cult. Where is the spiritual edification of maintaining an harem and reproducing ones self an hundred times over? I can only see one sort of satisfaction in such endeavors and it has nothing to do with spirituality.
On the practical side, how is can one man possibly properly care for 19 wives and what is rumoured to be at least an hundred children? There is no possibility of me being convinced that each member of such a "family" feels cared for, loved and cherished by their "patriarch".
Here is my suggestion: law enforcement should continue to pursue the fight against polygamy (in the name of religion or any other) and the women forced into this aberrated lifestyle should be allowed freedom from that which binds them and given the opportunities to begin their lives anew with the support of our government and citizens of whichever community they find suitable to starting over.
The true definition of marriage in our country has already been blurred, let's not lose sight of it altogether as we have so many other fundamental truths.
I should no longer be surprised, but I am. I find it difficult to grasp just how far our country's citizens have run from the morality our foundations were laid on. I also have found it amazing just how long law enforcement has allowed this abomination to carry on and that these perverted law-breakers are not only allowed to continue their unlawful, disgusting behaviour, but are now fighting back against the government who has sought to bring their nefarious activities to justice.
We, at SYPH and GH are proud supporters of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. I take pride in knowing that I can celebrate my freedom of speech and freedom of religion and I take offense at those who would seek to make a mockery of such a venerable text.
I cannot seem to locate an appropriate expression to describe how I feel about criminals who aspire to use a document, which was crafted to empower the citizens of this country to live free lives, to exonerate their fallicious beliefs.
The outrage that cosumes me at the thought of young girls being forced to marry perverted old men is beyond comprehension. This is not religion. This is a cult. Where is the spiritual edification of maintaining an harem and reproducing ones self an hundred times over? I can only see one sort of satisfaction in such endeavors and it has nothing to do with spirituality.
On the practical side, how is can one man possibly properly care for 19 wives and what is rumoured to be at least an hundred children? There is no possibility of me being convinced that each member of such a "family" feels cared for, loved and cherished by their "patriarch".
Here is my suggestion: law enforcement should continue to pursue the fight against polygamy (in the name of religion or any other) and the women forced into this aberrated lifestyle should be allowed freedom from that which binds them and given the opportunities to begin their lives anew with the support of our government and citizens of whichever community they find suitable to starting over.
The true definition of marriage in our country has already been blurred, let's not lose sight of it altogether as we have so many other fundamental truths.
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