Then answer the question posted earlier and quit trying to run from them. Laws change. You argue that exact point, then run when challenged on them.
Is the third party in the throuple being discriminated against?
What compelling state interest is there in denying polygamists access to legally recognized marriage?
Pop, I don't care. If you think Polygamist have a legal argument, great. I wish you and them luck. Polygamy has nothing to do with not discriminating against gay and lesbian
couples. Polygamy and same sex marriage are not related in any way, shape or form. If Polygamist have a legal argument, they have it outside of gays and lesbians having equal access to the laws as they already exist. Polygamist civil marriage would require a complete re-write of existing US law.
Not a single country that has legalized civil marriage for same-sex couples has gone on to legalize polygamous marriage. None, not one.
On the other hand, countries that have legal status for Polygamist marriages, usually have also
criminalized homosexuality.
No relation.