WandererintheWilderness
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If a man said that his girlfriend/wife should accept him dating others while still remaining faithful, he would get rebuked. If he said that every man should be able to build a harem in this way, he would be laughed at.
Would he? Depends how he phrases it. A man who identifies as poly, and explains this preference in 'snowflakey' "here are my personal boundaries" terms, a significant segment of the Blue Tribe would applaud his courage for being open about his orientation. Whether he would, in fact, get much action, is a potentially thornier question, but voicing this desire isn't taboo.
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Rov_Scam was talking about race; you are talking about religions and cultures. While it would be constitutionally more difficult to institute official restrictions on Muslims qua Muslims than to reintroduce a concept of race into law, I think it would be much more justifiable on a moral level. You can stop being Muslim, but you can't (in the ethnic sense) stop being Somali.
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