Dude...Canada FORBIDS inter-marriage....
+ inter-marriage can bring deformities to the off-springs
+ inter-marriage can bring deformities to the off-springs
sine000 said:Dude...Canada FORBIDS inter-marriage....
+ inter-marriage can bring deformities to the off-springs
Dexter Sinister said:sine000 said:Dude...Canada FORBIDS inter-marriage....
+ inter-marriage can bring deformities to the off-springs
You misunderstand. The OP defined inter-marriage as being between people of a different religion, race, ethnicity, nationality, or language. You're thinking of something like marrying your first cousins or half-siblings.
No, I don't think I did. I knew what you meant: you can't marry people who are genetically too close to you. Almost every society has an incest taboo, which in modern times is expressed in the legal system, though the degree of allowed consanguinity varies widely. Some ancient societies had monarchs marrying their brothers and sisters to preserve the supposedly divine bloodline (pharoanic Egypt comes to mind), but generally you can't marry anybody closer to you than a second cousin, and there are sound evolutionary reasons for that, which you clearly understood when you wrote "+ inter-marriage can bring deformities to the off-springs." Breeding among closely related people brings out the recessives. But that's not what the OP was about.sine000 said:....Dexter Sinister....my bad....you misunderstood me....
Now for people who are not married, and people who are married but may have a son, daughter, a cousin a relative, a brother or sister who isn't married. Would you be supportive or acceptive if a family member or relative married someone who is of a different religion, race, ethnicity, nationality, language??
I dont see this as a valid question. It's not up to you who gets married. "would you marry someone of another race?" is valid i suppose, but it's none of your business who someone else marries. even your children have their own lives and can make their own decisions and if you dont support their decisions you are no parent at all
I do not support inter-marriage,
I think inter-marriage only causes more conlficts in the relationship because of religious and cultural differencs, and disputes in raising the children.
Hadi
Now for people who are not married, and people who are married but may have a son, daughter, a cousin a relative, a brother or sister who isn't married. Would you be supportive or acceptive if a family member or relative married someone who is of a different religion, race, ethnicity, nationality, language??
I don't support inter-marriage. Fans of Inter Milan shouldn't be allowed to procreate.
Generally speaking, yes, the only exceptions that their choice was Catholic and not coloured. God forbid one of my kids dates or marries a coloured person.