Marriage Cults

I predict that one day the concept of "lifetime marriage",
a Christian Concept
will be ruled as unconstitutional
and the discriminatory rules and perks that married people get in their taxes, salaries, insurance costs, and job promotions will be outlawed

Marriages will be fixed term with clearly defined rules to make sure that the participants assets remain separate and that they have a specific co-owned couples account for shared costs.

Children will go with one or the other parent, all financial ties will be severed at the time of separation

We must separate the church and state
Marriage is a Christian tool of mind control that is used to make people conform to a christian set of ideals.
It divides people more than it connects them,
it separates families by making them enemies over money
and it ingrains discrimination and favoritism against single people in society, finance and law.

My brother might be a stupid redneck cunt-fuck
but he gets job offers, promotions, way cheaper insurance, and more than 10 times the credit, just because he's married to someone. That is discrimination. It really is.

Look at the managers at your company where you work
The managers are all married, and between a single person and someone who is married, the married person ALWAYS gets the promotion, even though somone else might do a better job.


From the special advisor on religious discrimination at the UN:
In his report, the expert warns that human rights violations against persons belonging to religious minorities include disproportionate bureaucratic restrictions, denial of appropriate legal status positions needed to build up or uphold a religious infrastructure, systematic discrimination and partial exclusion from important sectors of society, discriminatory rules within family laws, and indoctrination of children from minorities in public schools.“The human rights-based approach,” he explained, “takes respect for the self-understanding of human beings as its systematic starting point.” “In keeping with the principle of normative universalism, the rights of persons belonging to religious minorities cannot be confined to the members of certain predefined groups,” Mr. Bielefeldt said. “Instead, they should be open to all persons who live de facto in the situation of a minority and are in need of special protection to facilitate a free and non-discriminatory development of their individual and communitarian identities.”